Ethereum trading near levels last seen in early 2021 - around $2,000 - and that fact alone tells you more about the asset's recent history than any chart pattern.

Glassnode data published this week puts ETH on exchanges at 10.969% of total supply - a figure the network has never seen before. Bitcoin is not far behind, sitting at 14.767%, a level not recorded since 2018.

Vitalik Buterin published a detailed post this week laying out his attempt to run a fully private, self-sovereign AI system from his own hardware. Part technical guide, part warning - he argues that the companies processing your thoughts, messages, and financial decisions are consolidating power in ways that are difficult to reverse. His conclusions map directly onto what Ethereum is building in 2026.

The nonprofit's largest single staking event on record arrives alongside fresh on-chain data revealing Vitalik Buterin's holdings in ETH, with more than 99% of his observable wealth tied to the asset's price.

Bitmine is pivoting from crypto accumulation to infrastructure, launching its MAVAN platform to position itself as a leading institutional player in Ethereum staking.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies is rapidly expanding its Ethereum holdings, building an $11 billion crypto treasury that now controls nearly 4% of total supply.

Ethereum is flashing a familiar warning sign. The same technical setup that preceded a 40% collapse last November is back - and traders are watching $2,000 like a hawk.

Ethereum has been quiet lately - too quiet for most retail investors who wrote it off after a brutal 63% decline from its late 2024 highs.

Crypto investment firm BitMine Immersion Technologies has significantly expanded its Ethereum holdings after purchasing 60,999 ETH, its largest weekly acquisition of the year.

Ethereum is trading near the $2,090 level as the market digests a recent over-the-counter (OTC) sale by the Ethereum Foundation (EF).