Ethereum Layer 2s show a drop in total value locked (TVL), mainly due to revised accounting methods removing non-circulating tokens and traders moving capital to faster, newer chains such as Robinhood Chain. Despite the headline dip, major Layer 2s like Base and Arbitrum One still hold significant value, around $11.7B and $10.3B respectively. The liquidity fragmentation across multiple appchains and Layer 3s means capital is more spread out, impacting TVL snapshots but not indicating a collapse. Investors should track multiple metrics beyond TVL, including DEX volume and stablecoin balances, to understand true liquidity trends.
Ethereum reached a new all-time high of 18.7 million weekly transactions while the median transaction fee dropped to an unprecedented low of $0.008. This surge in activity is driven by network upgrades in 2025 that improved scalability and reduced co...
Trader DonAlt, known for his accurate 700% XRP prediction, highlights $64,000 as a critical Bitcoin price level. He identifies a resistance zone between $66,600 and $68,000; a weekly close above this could spark a new rally toward all-time highs. Con...
Dana Love, Ph.D., predicts XRP may see a significant price increase if three conditions align: a Bitcoin governance confidence shock, failure of the U.S. Senate to pass crypto-market legislation, and sustained demand for XRP spot ETFs. Despite Bitcoi...
BlackRock's clients have recently sold $60 million worth of Bitcoin through the IBIT ETF while purchasing over $20 million in Ethereum. This move suggests a possible institutional rotation favoring Ethereum, driven by its smart contract capabilities ...
Ethereum's price climbed about 2% to around $1,913 on July 29, supported by $14.53 million inflows into US spot Ethereum ETFs, including $5.15 million for Morgan Stanley's new MSSE fund. Short position liquidations of $37.68 million also helped accel...
