Ethereum's market capitalization has fallen to about $186.263 billion, while Tether's stablecoin market cap rose to approximately $187.05 billion, marking a rare flip where Tether overtakes Ethereum. This shift is driven by increased demand for stablecoins like USDT during risk-off market phases and liquidity shifts, alongside accelerated Ethereum derivatives liquidations. Despite this temporary change, Ethereum remains a leading smart contract platform, but the event highlights how stablecoin supply dynamics can impact market rankings during volatile periods.
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. ...
