A prominent Ethereum developer attributes Ether's 65% decline against Bitcoin since the 2022 Merge to strategic errors by the Ethereum Foundation, including slow product execution and missed opportunities. Criticisms include Ethereum's focus on environmental benefits over staking yields and scalability, a lengthy development cycle, lack of a first-party staking solution, and a rollup-centric scaling approach that reduced fee revenue. Meanwhile, competitors like Solana have grown rapidly by emphasizing speed and ecosystem expansion. The future of ETH's performance against BTC depends on how the Foundation addresses these issues.
Grayscale's Ethereum Staking Mini ETF currently stakes 80.8% of its 839,556 Ether holdings, earning a net yield of 2.61% after fees. Following a July 2026 amendment, the fund will convert staking rewards into cash and distribute them quarterly to inv...
Ethereum is approaching a crucial resistance level at $1,950, which if surpassed, could trigger a significant rally toward the 200-day EMA at $2,150 and beyond. This optimism is fueled by the U.S. Senate scheduling a vote on the Clarity Act after sum...
ETHGas, which tracks Ethereum gas fees, rose over 36% following increased network activity and congestion. The surge was driven by a rebound in Ethereum transactions and a rise in DeFi lending dominance to 67% of onchain borrowing. Layer 2 solutions ...
Ethereum price traded near $1,918 after reclaiming the $1,900 level, supported by $92.15 million in net inflows into US spot Ethereum ETFs and positive short-term momentum. The price remains above key moving averages but below the 200-day average, in...
Institutional investors are increasingly accumulating Ethereum, with ETFs and corporate treasury firms now controlling nearly 11% of the total ETH supply. BitMine Immersion Technologies leads corporate holders with about 5.79 million ETH, while U.S. ...
