Institutional adoption and regulatory support could drive Ethereum’s price higher, especially with increased staking rewards.

The stablecoin market has reached $236 billion, surpassing Ethereum's market cap, with Tether (USDT) leading at $143 billion.

Ethereum's decline is driven by Layer-2 issues, regulatory concerns, and technical challenges, causing its underperformance in Q1.

On-chain data revealed that Ethereum had fallen to its lowest valuation relative to Bitcoin in May 2020. The current trading ...

Ethereum risks sparking heavy losses across the DeFi sector if its price falls to $1,000, James Toledano, Chief Operating ...

Ethereum's price under $2,000 signals a potential recovery. Breaching $2,141 could trigger a rally toward $2,344.

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has been making waves in the crypto sphere, landing on the radars of influential investors who also ...

Ethereum has dropped 33% in three weeks to around $1,891, breaking key support levels while developers continue work on the ...

Ethereum (ETH), once the dominant force in the altcoin market, is facing increasing competition as transaction fees hit their lowest ...

On the surface, the newly announced Strategic Bitcoin Reserve sounds like the perfect catalyst for sending Bitcoin (CRYPTO: ...

The price movement of Ethereum causes concern among experts who predict the value will sink to $1,200 during the period ...

In a March 13 X post, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju shared a chart that showed the record selling pressure on Ethereum over the ...