Ethereum (ETH)

Ethereum size reaches 390 GiB and could exceed the critical threshold in less than 18 months. Developers are divided, Vitalik himself admits there is no simple solution. What's happening now could redefine the future of the network.

The crypto ETF market is beginning to reveal an unexpected rift among the world's largest financial institutions. On one side, some sovereign investors are aggressively increasing their bitcoin positions. On the other, Harvard has just drastically reduced its exposure to BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs while fully liquidating its Ethereum position. The latest documents submitted to the SEC show a major strategic shift by the prestigious American endowment fund, at the very moment Wall Street is still trying to define its true approach to cryptos.

Ethereum needs the CLARITY Act because its next cycle no longer depends solely on technology. According to Joseph Chalom, CEO of SharpLink, the asset especially needs to regain three supports: regulatory clarity in the United States, a return of risk appetite, and an acceleration of tokenization.

While Bitcoin ETFs lose billions and Ethereum falls back, XRP attracts institutional capital. In one week, products linked to Ripple's token recorded their strongest inflows of 2026, reigniting speculation around the asset. This market reversal does not go unnoticed, as behind XRP's progress, investors appear to be repositioning their strategies on a new crypto dynamic.

Ethereum was still parading under the neon lights of Wall Street. Then the ETFs emptied like a poorly guarded safe. Harvard drops its jewels, BlackRock grits its teeth, and crypto suddenly discovers much less romantic investors.

Institutional capital is beginning to shift direction in the American crypto market. While Bitcoin regains inflows thanks to Morgan Stanley, ETFs linked to XRP and Solana now attract a growing share of flows. Driven by expectations around the Clarity Act, this movement contrasts with the persistent weakness of Ethereum ETFs and reveals a gradual repositioning of investors on assets most exposed to the future American regulatory framework.

Why is Bitmine, the largest buyer of ETH, suddenly slowing down its purchases after a record accumulation? Between the 5% target and market strategy, this reversal could change everything for Ethereum.

Bitcoin keeps hitting records while Ethereum sinks into a weakness that is starting to seriously worry the market. In one year, ETH has lost more than 35% against BTC, despite the massive return of capital to cryptos. Behind this drop, several alarming signals emerge: increased selling pressure, rising ETH reserves on Binance and growing institutional dominance of bitcoin. This dynamic raises a central question on the market: Is Ethereum definitively losing its status as the leader of altcoins?

While Ethereum jealously guards its old digital hoard, Solana and Base are quietly nibbling at its pockets. Behind the crypto scenes, some are already nervously recounting the kingdom's tokens.

Bitmine could soon reduce the pace of its ether purchases. At Consensus 2026 in Miami, Tom Lee indicated that the company is quickly approaching its accumulation goal. This shift also concerns Ethereum, while Strategy plans to sell bitcoins to meet its dividend obligations. Bitmine is now preparing a new phase focused on staking, liquidity, and share buybacks.

Aave is approaching its full recovery after the devastating Kelp DAO attack. The lending protocol has just liquidated the hacker's last positions, unlocking considerable value. But the road to regained trust remains fraught with challenges.

BNY strengthens its pivot towards Bitcoin and Ethereum with an institutional custody project in Abu Dhabi. The signal is clear. Crypto no longer advances only through markets. It also advances through banking channels.

While bitcoin quietly sucks in crypto liquidity, altcoins wait like tired extras behind the curtain. Yet, some Binance volumes are discreetly starting to flash dangerously again.

MILAN, ITALY – ETHMilan, Italy’s largest international conference dedicated to Web3, returns for its fourth edition on May 21–22, 2026, at the Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, one of Milan’s most prestigious and historically significant venues. Two full days, bringing together…

Ethereum has just surpassed the milestone of 25 million validated blocks, without any major announcement or technical change. Yet this milestone tells the story of a network valued at $278 billion, moving forward block by block. At the same time, Bitcoin is approaching block 1,000,000—another symbolic marker for public blockchains and their ability to endure.

Recent movements around Ethereum are drawing attention across the crypto market. The transactions between the Ethereum Foundation and Bitmine are fueling discussions, with a new transfer of 10,000 ETH and nearly $47 million in sales occurring within one week. These operations are also raising criticism within the crypto community over asset management and the balance of the ecosystem.

The Ethereum Foundation emerges from austerity and relaunches its EPF7 program to recruit developers. A bold strategy to strengthen its protocol and rival Bitcoin. Find out how this initiative could redefine the future of blockchain and boost innovation.

Bitcoin ETFs are leaking cash like a cracked safe, while crypto stiffens nervously, squeezed between expensive oil, jittery markets, and investors quietly switching horses mid-race without warning.

An Ethereum whale dormant since 2015 has just moved $23 million worth of ETH. What does this awakening hold? Between restructuring and speculation, this move could be a game-changer for crypto investors.

5 million ETH in 10 months! BitMine strikes hard and bets big on Ethereum, despite volatility. A record purchase that could boost institutional adoption and revolutionize DeFi.

The Ethereum Foundation has just withdrawn more than 17,000 ETH from staking, a movement estimated around 40 million dollars. The gesture comes at the worst time for market confidence. The organization had just approached its internal goal of 70,000 staked ETH. In the crypto universe, this type of movement is never neutral.

The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed eight consecutive days of net inflows, totaling more than 2 billion dollars in less than two weeks. A rare streak, which is no coincidence. Are we on the dawn of a new cycle of institutional accumulation?

At Bitmine, ether no longer sleeps, it works. Tom Lee stacks, stakes, promises yield, while the market watches this whale with admiration, cold sweat, and a calculator.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing bug bounty programs in crypto, but at what cost? With a 900% surge in submissions, security teams are overwhelmed. Discover how AI is redefining security challenges and why this wave could threaten protocol stability.

Ether takes a hard hit on the derivatives markets: over 2 billion dollars of open interest have disappeared in the space of seven days. Trader sentiment has weighed down, closed positions are piling up, yet some more recent signals hint at a possible turnaround. So, is it a capitulation underway or just a consolidation before a rebound?

Solana leads Ethereum in decentralized applications revenue for five consecutive weeks. This indicator, focused on actual user activity, reveals a shift in power dynamics between the two blockchains. The now established trend draws the attention of market players.

Miracle on life support: crypto puts on lipstick, bitcoin parades, Ethereum follows, and capital returns. The question remains whether the dance will last after the cannon shot.

Bitmine makes a big move and buys 101,627 ETH, its largest transaction since 2025. With 4.12% of Ethereum's total supply already in hand, the company is approaching its goal: holding 5% of ETH. A bold strategy that could disrupt the crypto market.