Ethereum (ETH)

A symbolic threshold is about to be crossed by the Ethereum Foundation. With nearly 70,000 ETH now staked, the institution is accelerating a major strategic shift in managing its treasury. Behind this rise is a clear objective: generate returns without selling its reserves. This repositioning goes beyond financial logic as it also redefines its role in the ecosystem and raises governance issues.

The American financial giant Charles Schwab is about to reach a historic milestone. By the end of the first half of 2026, its clients will be able to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum directly on the platform. An announcement that comes at a time when the crypto market is going through a period of turbulence.

Ethereum shows activity close to its all-time highs, without its price following the same trajectory. Around 2,130 dollars, ETH operates in relative stability despite sustained network usage. This gap between fundamentals and valuation is striking. It reveals a notable divergence as the ecosystem continues to gain intensity.

The month of March 2026 offered a breath of fresh air to Bitcoin ETF investors. After two months of massive outflows, funds returned to capital inflows. But behind this encouraging signal lies a much less flattering quarterly report. Is the awakening sustainable, or just a lull before the next storm?

The crypto market sends a brutal signal. In March 2026, more than 40% of altcoins are trading near their all-time lows. This level even exceeds the peak observed during the previous bear market, which was around 38%. In other words, the current weakness is no longer just a simple air pocket. It increasingly resembles a severe market sorting.

Bitmine buys so much ETH in such a short time because the company no longer just seeks exposure to crypto. It aims to secure a dominant position in a still hesitant market. In one week, Bitmine added 71,179 ETH, about 147 million dollars, bringing its holdings to 4,732,082 ETH, equivalent to 3.92% of the total supply.

Standard Chartered just released a forecast that contrasts with the prevailing pessimism: Ethereum at 40,000 dollars by 2030, with a notable outperformance against Bitcoin. Surprising, given ETH's string of bad news. However, behind this figure lies a solid analysis and arguments worth considering.

Long considered the unshakable runner-up to Bitcoin, Ethereum's position is now threatened by an unexpected adversary: Tether. On Polymarket, bets on an "ETH flipping" in 2026 have jumped from 17% to over 59% in a few weeks. A trend that raises questions.

Ethereum is preparing a new framework to reduce fragmentation, unify rollups, and make the crypto ecosystem more coherent in the long term.

BNP Paribas takes a major step by offering 6 Bitcoin and Ether ETNs from March 30, 2026, for its customers in France. A first that democratizes access to cryptos via regulated products.

At Ethereum, whales are stirring, traders are holding their breath, and crypto is already sniffing the storm: a strange comeback, with record leverage and a quantum future lurking everywhere.

The key signal is simple: billions of dollars in ETH are leaving exchange platforms. In this case, this movement affects both OKX and Binance, two heavyweights of the market. For crypto, this kind of massive withdrawal is not just a technical detail. It changes the structure of the supply available for sale.

Ethereum is going through a structuring phase. On-chain data show a rapid decline in the available supply, linked to the rise of staking and significant withdrawals from exchanges. This development is gradually changing the market liquidity conditions. It raises a crucial question: can this supply tightening influence the short-term price trajectory?

While the heavyweights Bitcoin and Ethereum take a breather, Solana and XRP pick up the stakes, and crypto plays its old sleight of hand again.

The crypto options market has just reached a new milestone. NYSE Arca and NYSE American have officially removed position limits on options related to eleven Bitcoin and Ether ETFs. A game-changing decision for institutional investors that could accelerate capital inflows into digital assets.

Ethereum whales, these market giants, have just returned to profitability after months of losses. A phenomenon that, in the past, often preceded major rebounds. In 2026, this historic signal could mark the start of a new bullish rally!

The largest holders of the Ethereum network have just returned to profit, a shift that, in the past, has often preceded marked bullish phases. As the market tries to stabilize, this change in dynamics draws analysts' attention and revives expectations of a bullish move. Between on-chain data and key technical levels, Ethereum is entering a decisive phase.

Ethereum just hit an unexpected record! The volume of aggressive buyers reaches its highest level in 3 years. Yet, the price of ETH barely holds above $2,100. Experts foresee a risk of a 19% drop…

The SEC throws in the towel. No more witch hunts. Mining, staking, airdrops breathe freely. Only "digital securities" remain in its sights. Wall Street applauds, the old guard cries scandal.

The crypto market often shifts without warning, and Ethereum provides a new demonstration of this. After a period of massive liquidations, a signal from Binance now captures the attention of the most seasoned traders. Behind this movement, one question arises: is a new liquidity cycle taking shape? Between leverage recovery and renewed activity, recent data outline a potential turning point for the market's second largest capitalization.

Robert Kiyosaki revives the scenario of a major crash with a prediction that is already shaking the crypto market. The author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" sees bitcoin reaching 750,000 dollars and Ethereum 95,000 dollars one year after a global financial crisis. Beyond the announcement effect, his statement raises a decisive question: what would alternative assets be worth if distrust towards the financial system suddenly worsened?

Tom Lee buys all the Ethereum he can, stakes, pockets 180 million per year, buys more, and also invests in OpenAI. The whales have doubled down.

The largest American bank reaches a decisive milestone. JPMorgan Chase now allows its institutional clients to pledge bitcoin and Ethereum to obtain loans. A decision that, seemingly technical, sends a strong signal to the entire global financial sector.

The Ethereum Foundation has just monetized a small part of its reserve. The operation remains limited in volume, but it says a lot about the Foundation's new financial discipline and the rise of crypto treasury companies.

The most used DeFi protocol in the world is going through an unprecedented turbulence zone. The deployment of Aave V4 on Ethereum, presented as a major breakthrough for the crypto ecosystem, has instead opened deep fractures within its own organization. Between dramatic departures, catastrophic transaction and governance war, Aave is currently playing one of the most delicate parts of its history.

The interest of institutional investors in cryptos continues to grow, but not all assets enjoy the same enthusiasm. As crypto ETFs multiply, the strategies of traditional finance giants offer valuable insight into market priorities. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has just provided a clear answer: for the vast majority of investors, two assets dominate flows. According to the company, most demand for crypto ETFs is now concentrated on bitcoin and Ethereum, while other cryptos remain largely behind.

On-chain data suggests a possible bullish move for Ethereum. Investor accumulation analysis reveals a low resistance area that could pave the way to 2,800 dollars if certain technical levels are breached. This setup is based on the purchase price distribution of ETH holders. Yet, derivative markets send a more cautious signal. Between accumulation momentum and trader hesitation, Ethereum is entering a decisive phase of its market cycle.

Address poisoning attacks on Ethereum have already caused losses exceeding 80 million dollars. CZ, the head of Binance, accuses Etherscan of not protecting crypto users enough. Who is responsible? Discover the solutions to avoid becoming the next victim.