Ethereum (ETH)

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While financial markets collapse under the threat of new announcements related to the trade war orchestrated by Donald Trump, the crypto market takes everyone by surprise. Indeed, XRP and Ethereum are bouncing back sharply, breaking with an established bearish trend. Are these assets in the process of sustainably detaching from classic macroeconomic dynamics? In a context of tariff tensions and increased volatility, the crypto market's reaction raises questions about its ability to play a strategic alternative role.

Sharplink has just made a big move on Ethereum with $54 million in purchases. Discover the behind-the-scenes of this strategic operation, its implications on the crypto market and the signals it sends to institutional investors.

Spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are currently on a smooth sail, posting strong inflow records week-on-week. Although these investment products struggled during the early parts of the year following the broader market drop, their performances have picked up in this quarter—particularly in the U.S. market

In the span of a few hours, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, sold more than 13 million dollars in crypto, while the market evolves in a consolidation phase. The operation intrigues as much as it worries, due to its scale, but especially because of its timing. This move, far from trivial, could signal a global change of course.

Ethereum changes course. Justin Drake unveils a lean roadmap to face the quantum era: radical cryptography, 1 million TPS, full resilience. An ambitious technical plan that could redefine the foundations of the entire crypto ecosystem.

Boosted by record inflows into ETFs, Ethereum has just recorded its strongest monthly rally since 2022. This spectacular rebound propels ETH to the forefront of portfolios, challenging the dominant Bitcoin narrative. Is Ethereum becoming the must-have crypto asset, akin to tech stocks in the 1990s? Or is institutional adoption masking a deeper fundamental weakness?

The NFT market has just recorded its second-best month of the year, reaching $574 million in sales in July—a nearly unexpected rebound. While the number of buyers is declining, the average transaction value is rising, and Ethereum-based collections are surging. Is this just a temporary rebound—or the start of a more selective new cycle?

For years, Ethereum has been a big player in crypto. But it has always struggled to win over Wall Street. Now, a new group of treasury companies may have cracked the code to make ETH more palatable to traditional investors.

eToro is taking a big step into real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The company announced plans to launch tokenized versions of the 100 most popular US-listed stocks and ETFs as ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum blockchain.

Signals are multiplying in the crypto ecosystem. After months of overwhelming dominance by Bitcoin, altcoins are showing signs of awakening. Sygnum, the Swiss digital bank, anticipates a major rotation of capital. Could this long-awaited altseason finally be starting?

Ethereum is attracting strong interest from corporate treasuries and institutional investors. A new report from Standard Chartered revealed that companies have bought 1.26 million ETH in just two months. That amount equals roughly 1% of the total ETH supply. This pace nearly matches the 2 million ETH acquired by ETFs over the same period. Analysts called it the strongest buying wave ever seen for Ethereum ETFs. Geoffrey Kendrick, the bank’s global head of digital assets research, expects this trend to intensify.

Digital asset investment products saw $1.9 billion in inflows this week, a 15-week run of positive sentiment, as reported by CoinShares. So far in July, inflows have hit $11.2 billion, outpacing the $7.6 billion recorded back in December 2024 after the U.S. election. The United States led the charge with $2 billion, while Germany contributed an additional $70 million. On the flip side, outflows from Hong Kong, Canada, and Brazil totaled $160 million, $84.3 million, and $23.2 million, which somewhat balanced out the demand from the U.S.

Crypto funds have just recorded their fifteenth consecutive week of inflows, confirming a bullish momentum despite market volatility. Ether stands out significantly, attracting the majority of capital on its own. Bitcoin, on the other hand, shows a slight decline, giving way to the rise of altcoins.

SharpLink shakes up the crypto market with a massive purchase of 77,210 ETH, surpassing the network's monthly issuance. This strategic move, combined with the excitement for Ethereum ETFs, could propel the price of ETH towards $5,000 soon.

Tether Gold redefines safe haven by merging real gold and crypto technology. Between rarity, security, and global accessibility, XAUt asserts itself.

Ethereum is regaining market attention as investors turn their eyes away from Bitcoin after weeks of record highs. At the time of writing, the global crypto market cap has climbed to $3.88 trillion, up 1.81% in the last 24 hours. Ethereum is trading at $3,743.91 with a 2.42% daily gain, while Bitcoin’s market dominance has slipped slightly to 60.53%.

While Ethereum is losing its whales, Cardano attracts them. But behind these mysterious comings and goings, the crypto ocean hides monsters and a barely concealed war of influence.

Ethereum is on track for more gains, with analysts citing strong demand, limited supply, and growing treasury adoption.

Ethereum attracts billions $ via its spot ETFs, breaking a historic record with 17 consecutive days of inflows. This institutional wave propels ETH to the center of crypto investment strategies. Why this sudden enthusiasm? What are the long-term impacts?

The Ether Machine launches with 400,000 ETH, aiming to unlock Ethereum yield for public markets and drive institutional adoption.

This week, BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) recorded more capital inflows than its Bitcoin counterpart (IBIT), reversing a well-established trend. Institutional investors, who were once focused on the queen of cryptos, now seem to be turning towards an Ethereum seen as more promising, more profitable... and increasingly indispensable.

In July, the market capitalization of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) reached an unexpected peak of $6.6 billion, representing a spectacular surge of 94% compared to the previous month. This rebound is no coincidence. It is indeed driven by iconic figures of Web3 such as CryptoPunks, along with a new wave of speculative and cultural interest.

As volatility shakes the entire crypto market, Ethereum stands out with unexpected stability. Even as Bitcoin and altcoins lose ground, ETH holds firm. This resistance is anchored in a robust technical setup, but above all, in a discreet accumulation led by strategic players. In the shadow of visible fluctuations, deep dynamics are taking shape, redefining the contours of a possible rally to come.

Billionaire Mike Novogratz predicts Ethereum will outperform Bitcoin in the next few months. He also sees Bitcoin reaching $150,000 this year, fueled by growing institutional interest and strong ETF inflows.

It’s been a full year since spot Ethereum ETFs went live in the U.S., and the market is celebrating with a strong streak of inflows and bullish sentiment. Despite being overshadowed by Bitcoin ETFs, these funds have quietly carved out a substantial presence.

New record for BlackRock: its Ethereum ETF climbs to $10 billion in 251 days. All the details in this article!

On July 24, nearly a billion dollars in leveraged positions were liquidated within a few hours, triggering a wave of sales on derivative platforms. XRP, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and Solana all plummeted, caught up in an overheating mechanism fueled by massive speculative bets. A dark day that reminds us how volatility remains the rule, not the exception, in the crypto universe.