Ethereum (ETH)

The global financial network Swift announces a strategic collaboration with Consensys. The goal of this collaboration is to design a shared ledger based on blockchain to accelerate and secure cross-border payments. More than thirty major banking institutions are participating in the project, which will rely on an already tested prototype.

The crypto market finds bullish momentum again. Some altcoins benefit from massive short covering. Details in this article!

The cryptocurrency market faces renewed pressure, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum testing key support levels after a week of declines. Predictably, this market dip has left traders weighing whether this downturn signals further weakness or a chance to re-enter. Amid the uncertainty, President Donald Trump's son, Eric Trump, has stepped in with a familiar message, urging market participants to “buy the dips.”

The signals have turned red on crypto ETFs. Within a few days, spot products backed by bitcoin and Ethereum recorded net outflows exceeding $1.7 billion, breaking with weeks of positive inflows. This sudden reversal, driven by an unstable macroeconomic climate, reveals a notable shift in institutional positioning on these assets. Such a drop raises questions about the strength of the link between traditional finance and crypto, at a time when uncertainties are mounting.

Ethereum shunned, Wall Street panics, BlackRock empties its bags... Crypto smells burnt, but some billionaires seem to sense a good buyout scent. The smell of sales?

The battle around "Chat Control" goes far beyond a simple technical issue. Behind this controversial law that the European Union is trying to pass is the very definition of digital privacy at stake. Vitalik Buterin, a major figure in crypto, has chosen to oppose it head-on, warning of a project with potentially explosive consequences.

What if October became Solana's month? Several spot ETFs with staking could be approved by the SEC within two weeks. A decision that could trigger a new institutional momentum and reshape the crypto landscape. But will this regulatory recognition be enough to propel SOL to a status comparable to Bitcoin and Ethereum?

Has Trump found the cure for plummeting cryptos? WLFI buys back its tokens burned with the financial blowtorch. A hastily botched operation or a finely tuned strategy? To be seen.

Vitalik Buterin considers the Fusaka upgrade and its PeerDAS technology as a decisive turning point for the future of Ethereum. By revolutionizing blockchain data management, this innovation could well solve the complex equation between scalability and decentralization.

Europe’s digital euro may not be ready for mainstream use in the near or medium term, according to ECB Executive Board member Piero Cipollone. Despite recent progress in discussions and political negotiations, Cipollone noted that mid-2029 remains the most realistic timeframe for a launch, as key technical decisions are still pending.

Vitalik Buterin warns that closed systems in healthcare, finance, and governance threaten trust and urges open, verifiable, and privacy-focused technology.

Ethereum falls below $4,000. Liquidations, ETFs outflows, but record accumulation behind the scenes. Complete analysis of the reversal.

After losing its top position to Tron in March, Ethereum has surged back to reclaim its place as the leading network for USDT, with its supply reaching $80 billion. Although both networks maintained high supply levels of roughly $75–$80 billion for most of the year, this reversal signals a key shift in infrastructure preferences.

Bitcoin, once called a bubble, is now creating millionaires in series: 145,000 in one year. Bankers are grinding their teeth, speculators are popping champagne.

Exit Gensler, here comes Atkins: the SEC shifts from the brake to the accelerator. "Innovation exemption", multi-crypto ETP, stablecoins… Washington finally discovers that blocking costs more than moving forward.

Investors pulled back from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs on Monday, reflecting caution amid market shifts and pending economic data.

The crypto market has just endured one of its harshest shocks since the start of the year. In less than 24 hours, more than 407,000 positions were liquidated, wiping out over 1.5 billion dollars of bullish bets from order books. This quick correction, triggered by the domino effect of margin calls, shook the largest capitalizations while revealing the vulnerability of a market still dominated by leverage and massive speculative movements.

Solana does not need a three-piece suit to convince. The network is advancing, fast, and sometimes against the usual crypto habits. Pantera Capital says it bluntly: we are approaching a tipping point. The market, perhaps, has not yet adjusted its glasses.

The tokenized dollar machine has been reignited. Following the 25 basis points cut decided by the Fed on September 17, Tether accelerated the issuance of USDT. In total, 5 billion minted in eight days, including an additional 1 billion on September 19 on Ethereum, according to Onchain Lens. The timing is no coincidence: when the cost of money falls, the thirst for liquidity in crypto markets rises instantly.

What if Ethereum abandoned speculation to bet on stability? Vitalik Buterin proposes an unexpected strategic shift: making low-risk DeFi the main economic driver of the network. This is a sober vision, far from memecoins and NFTs, but potentially structuring. Like Google, whose search finances the ecosystem, Ethereum could find in this discreet but steady DeFi a durable foundation. This assumed disruption could redefine the priorities of the entire ecosystem.

MetaMask, the essential crypto wallet of the Ethereum ecosystem, could finally launch its token. Joe Lubin, CEO of Consensys, has just announced that this launch could happen "sooner than expected." A promise that excites traders… but also leaves many doubts.

Ethereum is about to reach a key milestone in its evolution. After months of intensive development, the Fusaka upgrade is now expected on December 3, 2025. This delay reflects a desire to balance security, scalability and attractiveness. What impact for users and investors?

Ethereum staking promises regular returns. But withdrawals are not instantaneous. Vitalik Buterin reminds why this delay is not a bug, but an essential safeguard for network security.

Powell cuts timidly, Trump shouts louder than ever, and crypto cheers. In Washington, the FED lowers its arms, while Bitcoin and stablecoins revise their choreography.

Ethereum network stakers are facing record-long exit times, with about 2.5 million ETH ($11.25 billion) pending withdrawal from the validator set, according to dashboard reports. Given this backlog of unsettled transactions, the waiting time for withdrawal has stretched to more than 46 days—the longest in the network's history. For comparison, the last big peak in wait time, which occurred in August, only had an 18-day wait.

Usually September bleeds, this time bitcoin smiles: +8%. But behind the miracle, the Fed pulls the strings and the crypto ecosystem holds its breath.

With the U.S. Federal Reserve set to deliberate on a possible rate cut, appetite for risk assets is building. In fact, investors have poured over $600 million into crypto-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the past seven days. Capital rotation in Ethereum ETFs has also resumed, following periods of exits.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are no longer the only ones capturing the attention of large institutional investors. Solana is now positioning itself as a new leading player among this elite. According to the latest data published by the Strategic Solana Reserve, corporate treasuries now hold more than 17 million SOL tokens, a value exceeding 4 billion dollars.