A new wave of institutional buying has emerged in the Ethereum market, with blockchain infrastructure company BitMine quietly adding 7,660 ETH - worth around $29 million - to its holdings.
A sharp selloff has rattled the digital asset market, sending Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins into retreat as traders brace for one of the largest options expiries of the year.
The financial world’s next great migration may already be underway. According to Standard Chartered Bank, traditional assets are preparing to move on-chain at a scale few imagined possible just a year ago.
Ethereum (ETH) extended its losing streak on Wednesday, sliding by nearly 5% to around $3,713.
As interest in digital assets spreads across Wall Street, the divide between traditional finance and decentralized networks is narrowing.
In a surprising pivot toward decentralized finance, SharpLink Gaming, Inc. has transferred $200 million in Ethereum (ETH) to Linea, the Layer-2 network developed by ConsenSys.
In a move blending digital assets with traditional corporate finance, ETHZilla Corporation has initiated a large-scale Ethereum (ETH) liquidation to support its ongoing share repurchase strategy.
Ethereum is once again at the center of market attention after Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee stated that ETH “remains in a supercycle.”
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are back in demand after weeks of sluggish flows, with institutional investors appearing to rotate capital from Ethereum into the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood has made a new move into Asia’s digital finance sector by investing in Quantum Solutions, a Japan-based company building Ethereum-powered treasury management systems.
A major Ethereum whale has opened a $131.8 million long position, reigniting bullish sentiment across the crypto market.
SharpLink Gaming has further cemented its place among the world’s top Ethereum holders, expanding its treasury to 859,853 ETH - now worth approximately $3.5 billion.



