Vitalik Buterin emphasized that the Ethereum Foundation is designed to be one participant in a decentralized ecosystem rather than a central authority controlling Ethereum or its ETH price. The foundation prioritizes long-term research, cybersecurity, and decentralization over short-term market gains, holding only about 0.16% of ETH supply. Despite criticism and leadership departures amid challenges like the Dencun upgrade and competition, the foundation plans to reduce ETH sales and extend treasury lifespan to fund ongoing research. This approach aligns with open-source foundations, focusing on protocol resilience rather than aggressive tokenomics or price support.
Ethereum's price hovers around $2,100 amid ongoing weakness compared to Bitcoin, drawing criticism from Samson Mow, a Bitcoin supporter who expressed sympathy for Ethereum's struggles. The ETH/BTC ratio remains low, reflecting Ethereum's declining re...
Investors withdrew over $1 billion from bitcoin ETFs and $215 million from ether ETFs last week, signaling reduced interest in major crypto assets. Instead, funds flowed into alternative tokens, with new HYPE spot products gaining about $72 million a...
Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation will become a "smaller ship," focusing its resources on core values like censorship resistance, privacy, and security under the CROPS framework. This strategic shift means the foundation will sel...
Ethereum is trading near a critical long-term support range between $1,600 and $2,000, identified as an accumulation zone where buyers might enter for the long term. The price recently dropped to around $2,006, close to this zone, and is also near th...
Ethereum's price has formed a bearish rounded top pattern after failing to hold above $2,400, with institutional outflows and leveraged shorts pushing it below $2,150. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have seen nine straight sessions of outflows, totaling abo...
