ETH in the spotlight: latest news

A recent report indicates that the revived DAO will allocate $13.5 million for security grants, which will be distributed using DAO-style mechanisms.

Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at approximately $2,850 following an unsuccessful effort to surpass the $3,000 mark. The cryptocurrency has experienced a decline of nearly 5% in the last 24 hours.

A recent Ethereum staking report indicates that significant technical upgrades in 2025 and increased institutional adoption have contributed to the growth of staking, despite a decline in ETH prices.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are starting the first quarter with a cautious outlook following several months of stagnant trading.

Ethereum (ETH) has experienced a 1.7% increase in the last 24 hours, recovering from $2800 to $3000 since the beginning of the week.

Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading close to $3,000 as institutional investors continue to accumulate, despite having a mixed sentiment in the short term.

Ethereum's price has increased by over 105,000% since its inception. Currently, traders are focused on daily fluctuations of around $100.

Ethereum's price has remained stagnant within a narrow range for several weeks, leading to growing unease among investors. Since mid-November, the ETH price has shown signs of potential movement.

Ethereum (ETH) experienced a decline to nearly $2,800 over the weekend due to increasing geopolitical tensions impacting risk assets. Despite this pullback, the number of Ethereum wallets has surged past 175.5 million, indicating a growing interest in staking, which has led to a decrease in the supply of Ethereum on exchanges.

MegaETH, the anticipated high-performance layer-2 network for Ethereum, has announced that its public mainnet will launch on February 9. This event represents a significant milestone for the network’s capability to enhance real-time scaling on Ethereum.

Ethereum (ETH) is facing challenges in maintaining the $3,000 mark on Wednesday, as various onchain metrics present mixed signals.

Despite recent sideways trading, the outlook for Ethereum's price is increasingly optimistic, with predictions suggesting it could surge to $5,000.

Ethereum's price increased by over 2% following SharpLink Gaming's announcement that it earned 465 ETH in staking rewards last week, raising its total to over 12,000 tokens.

Ether (ETH) saw a significant 15.9% price correction over the week ending Sunday, leading to $910 million in liquidations. Despite the ongoing weakness in the crypto market, certain metrics for Ethereum suggest a potential rally towards $3,300.

US spot Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced nearly $117 million in net inflows on Monday, ending a four-day period of outflows. Despite this positive movement, selling pressure from the US market continues to pose challenges for Ethereum's price stability.

As Ethereum prices dip below $3,000, BitMine continues to purchase and stake the cryptocurrency. This strategy coincides with record-high staking activity. The growing institutional accumulation is contributing to a decrease in liquid supply, which may help support the price of ETH.

An analyst predicts that once Ethereum experiences a breakout, its price could rise straight to $10,000. Currently, Ethereum (ETH-USD) is trading at approximately $2,972, which represents a 14% decrease from its early 2026 high and a 41% decline from its all-time high of $4,950 reached in August.

Tom Lee asserts that the recent surge in gold and silver prices is overshadowing the positive fundamentals of cryptocurrencies. Additionally, Bitmine is increasing its Ethereum holdings, which now total $12.8 billion.

Ethereum is showing signs of a global liquidity signal reminiscent of the one that triggered its significant bull run in 2021. On-chain accumulation and macroeconomic indicators are starting to align, suggesting that Ether could be positioning itself for another breakout.

Tom Lee's Bitmine has purchased $118 million worth of Ethereum as the cryptocurrency struggles to maintain its value, currently trading below $3,000. This marks a nearly 40% decline from its all-time high in September 2025.

Ethereum's price increased by over 2% following news from SharpLink Gaming that the company earned 465 ETH in staking rewards last week, raising its total to over 12,000 tokens.

Ethereum is aiming for a significant milestone of $5,000 during the upcoming bull run. However, the most substantial rallies are often seen in emerging projects, particularly a new cryptocurrency priced at $0.04 that shows potential for even greater gains.

Ethereum, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency, is experiencing a recovery today with a nearly 5% increase. This comes after a disappointing double-digit decline last week, which was driven by security concerns and a challenging macroeconomic environment.

Ethereum active addresses reached a record high of 718,000 based on the 7-day moving average, indicating a bullish divergence as ETH undergoes consolidation.

Joseph Chalom, CEO of SharpLink, believes that the current macroeconomic uncertainty is concealing a significant institutional transition towards Ethereum-based tokenization, predicting that Ethereum's total value locked (TVL) could increase tenfold by 2026.