Ethereum may be winning mainstream attention, but its creator isn’t enjoying the celebration. At Devconnect, Vitalik Buterin challenged a narrative that many investors see as bullish - the rapid rush of institutional capital into ETH.
Ethereum has climbed back above the $3,000 mark after a turbulent week of volatility, recovering from lows near $2,885 and showing early signs of stabilization.
A planned Ethereum-focused digital asset fund worth $1 billion has been suspended ahead of deployment, marking one of the largest abandoned fundraising efforts of the year.
Ethereum’s development roadmap is entering a new phase focused on one goal: making on-chain privacy a standard expectation rather than a specialized feature.
Bitcoin and Ethereum extended their weekly declines on Tuesday, with BTC trading near $92,000 and ETH around $3,000, reflecting a broader risk pullback across crypto markets.
A heated dispute has resurfaced in the crypto world after UniSwap creator Hayden Adams disclosed what he describes as one of the most alarming regulatory ideas ever discussed in the United States: a scenario in which Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the rest of the major cryptocurrencies would have been branded securities.
A new study from Glassnode suggests that the two biggest assets in crypto now serve such different purposes that comparing them as “similar investments” is becoming less meaningful.
The crypto market is behaving strangely. In the past, heavy institutional buy-ins triggered price rallies almost instantly.
Ethereum’s recent price movement has triggered renewed debate about its long-term role in global finance.
Ethereum’s months-long slide may finally be approaching a turning point. After tumbling from record highs and testing critical support levels, the world’s leading smart contract network is showing early signs of recovery — this time with heavyweight investors quietly rebuilding their positions.
In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), things may look static on the surface—but beneath the calm, something is stirring.
The crypto landscape is undergoing another quiet reshuffle — not in price charts, but in the number of people actually holding tokens.



