Ethereum (ETH) has outpaced Bitcoin (BTC) in terms of long-term holder ratios, with a notable 74.7% of Ethereum addresses now belonging to long-term holders. This figure surpasses Bitcoin's long-term holder ratio, which stands at just over 60%.

Ethereum currently rests at a notable support region near $3.2K, with market participants closely observing the potential for a bullish rebound. The Funding Rates metric offers valuable insights into the sentiment within the perpetual futures markets, helping to gauge the likelihood of a recovery.

The price of Ethereum (ETH) has fallen below the moving average lines, reaching a low of $3,165.50 on January 9, 2025. Selling pressure has eased above the $3,100 support, but the market has continued to consolidate above the current support but below the moving averages.

Ethereum's price is currently experiencing a correction, which started in early December. The price seems to be moving down towards a key support range between $2,400 and $2,840. Even though this move may unfold in multiple stages, there is a chance the correction could end earlier than expected.

Jito, the biggest liquid staking project on Solana, is doing well as the total value locked (TVL) in its platform and its fees hit a record high. According to data on its website, Jito (JTO) has a TVL of 14.

Ethereum has faced notable volatility recently, with its price declining by 12% over the past week. This drawdown led to significant losses among investors.

Ethereum remained on edge during the weekend as its exchange-traded funds experienced large outflows, exchange balances rose, and staking yield fell.

SegWit Update (2017): This update separated transaction and witness data, increasing block capacity and addressing transaction malleability. Taproot Update (2021): Taproot enhanced Bitcoin's security, privacy, and block size, making it possible to inscribe data on-chain more efficiently.

Ethereum (ETH) price rebounded 4% to reach $3,220 on January 12, as the crypto market sell-off subsided. On-chain data shows investors making large deposits into ETH 2.0 staking contracts.

Ethereum (ETH) has shown impressive momentum heading into 2025, with long-term holders (LTH) becoming more bullish than their Bitcoin (BTC) counterparts. However, despite recent positive sentiment, Ethereum's price performance has lagged behind Bitcoin, with some market indicators suggesting that a shift could be on the horizon.

Ethereum has faced significant selling pressure in recent trading sessions as broader market trends turn more bearish. After attempting to break above key resistance levels, ETH has encountered hurdles that suggest the prevailing trend is shifting toward a more negative outlook.

Ethereum's funding rate has sharply declined, risking a drop below the $3k critical support level.

Ethereum's Layer 2 scaling solutions have been witnessing a surge in adoption, marking a strong start to 2025. Recent data shows that the number of weekly active addresses across Layer 2 platforms has surged to an impressive 10.18 million, representing a 6.84% increase from the previous week.

Ethereum has faced a challenging start to the year, shedding 15% from its recent local highs and dipping to a low of $3,157. The altcoin leader's decline comes amid heightened market volatility and uncertainty, with many investors reevaluating their positions following the recent selloff.

There is a reason for Ethereum fans to be optimistic, as expert analysis suggests that the cryptocurrency is going to touch the skies in the coming months. As Bitcoin has just crossed $94,000, Ethereum also shows signs of life and bounces back from its recent low and hints at the possibility of price explosion.

The digital currency ecosystem is experiencing a rebound today, with the price of Ethereum (ETH) in the spotlight. Over the past 24 hours, the combined crypto market cap has jumped by a marginal 0.22% to $3.3 trillion.

New reports have revealed a massive exodus of Ethereum (ETH) tokens from various crypto exchanges. IntoTheBlock's on-chain data shows that over $1.4 billion worth of Ethereum has been withdrawn from exchanges.

Fidelity, a prominent asset manager, recently transferred a staggering 64,997 Ethereum (ETH), valued at approximately $213 million, to Coinbase within just 34 hours. This substantial shift of funds has led to growing speculation about a possible sell-off of Ethereum, adding to the uncertainty in the broader cryptocurrency market.

It's been a tough week for ether as the second-largest crypto asset by market cap is down 8.7% against the greenback. Today, priced at $3,273 per ETH with a market capitalization of $394 billion and a 24-hour trading volume of $22.90 billion, ethereum oscillated within an intraday range of $3,192 to $3,322 on Jan.

The cryptocurrency market is on edge today as $2.27 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) options are set to expire. This substantial expiration, split between Bitcoin's $1.81 billion and Ethereum's $459 million, is likely to trigger significant price fluctuations in the short term.

Under the heavy clouds of declining Funding Rates, Ethereum is clinging to the $3,000 mark. A correction looms, and hope wavers.

Most alts are in the red once again today.

Ethereum (ETH) remains steady at the $3,200 support level despite recent market fluctuations. Looking ahead, a crypto expert predicts a bullish trend for ETH in both the short and long term.

Ethereum price has currently drifted into the red zone and the price is slightly trading above the $3200 levels. As of now, Ethereum has sold off by about 25%, and its current price is around $3,300, marking a 20% drop from its cycle high.

In the past week, Ethereum (ETH) has dropped 9.3%, falling from $3,630 on January 3 to $3,235 at the time of writing. While ETH is striving to defend the psychologically significant support level at $3,000, some crypto analysts remain confident that the digital asset's long-term price trajectory is bullish.

Ethereum (ETH) has been swept up in the downturn, shedding nearly 16% of its value this week. However, in a surprising turn, whales—investors holding large amounts of ETH—have been actively accumulating 25,000 ETH, potentially signaling a buying opportunity.

Can ETH bounce back after its recent bout of sell pressure?

Ethereum has undoubtedly been under pressure despite the recent bullish rally in the broader cryptocurrency market as it struggles to make any major upside move. A recent analysis by ShayanBTC, a contributor to the CryptoQuant QuickTake platform, has shed light on key factors impacting Ethereum's performance.

Crypto prices today remained stable as Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $94K and Ethereum (ETH) held steady following the release of U.S. jobs data. The global crypto market cap saw a slight uptick of approximately 1%, reaching $3.29 trillion, despite a 7% dip in trading volume to $144 billion.

An analyst has revealed what may need to happen for Ethereum to rally toward the $6,000 mark, based on a pattern currently forming in its price. Ethereum Has Appeared To Be Moving Inside An Ascending Channel Recently In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has discussed a pattern that Ethereum has potentially been following recently.

Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has recently displayed worrying signs of a sell-off. Over the past few days, Ethereum has experienced a sharp price decline, indicating that the bears are in control of the market for now.

Ethereum's price action has been relatively stable recently, showing little change in the past 24 hours despite a surge of bearish sentiment across the crypto market. The news of the U.S. government receiving approval to liquidate 69,000 BTC from the Silk Road seizure has caused significant turbulence.

A double-bottom reversal of a bullish chart pattern that might result in a significant price rebound is what Shiba Inu is indicating is possible. SHIB's price is testing important levels close to the 200 EMA, a crucial long-term support at its current price of $0.00002164, which supports the idea of a potential recovery.

The price of the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Ethereum's ether, could soon surge toward the $6,000 mark as it's currently following a key technical pattern.

As the price of Bitcoin (BTC) continues to fluctuate below the $100,000 price mark, altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Cardano (ADA), and XRP are also in the spotlight. According to data insight from Santiment, the number of HODLers for these altcoins has fluctuated thus far this new year.

Volatility continues to reign over the general crypto market, causing major digital assets like Ethereum to retest key support levels that previously prompted an upward move. With ETH experiencing notable bearish pressure, its price performance shows that the altcoin is on the verge of entering a crucial zone.

Ethereum price are approaching a key level at $2.8K following a 20% correction over the last week.

IntoTheBlock, a crypto analytics platform, reported that over $1.4B worth of Ether had recently exited crypto exchanges. Ethereum witnessed a huge surge in on-chain activity in the past week, with the outflow from crypto exchanges suggesting an accumulation trend.

Cryptocurrency markets are trading higher on Friday after experiencing significant volatility throughout the day. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $94,777 +3.3% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $3,266 +2.5% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $188.06 +2.3% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.36 +3.4% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.3323 +4.7% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00002151 +2.8% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume decreasing by 6.2% and daily active addresses falling by 0.02%.

A recent Syncracy thesis on Solana revealed that the blockchain had surpassed Ethereum across several metrics in the past few months. The thesis-driven hedge fund calculated Solana's performance as a percentage of Ethereum's.

Bitcoin's bounce above $94,000 suggests that the bulls remain buyers on dips, increasing the possibility of a retest of $100,000.

U.S. Dollar Tether (USDT), the largest stablecoin, sees its Tron-based version outpacing Ethereum's. Transaction count data says that TRC-20 USDT might be up to 10x as popular as its ERC-20 rival.

Ethereum's price has experienced a sharp decline following increased selling activity, reaching the decisive 100-day moving average at $3.1K. This level represents a crucial support zone and a potential inflection point for the cryptocurrency's next move.

The altcoin market remains stagnant as capital flows fell across the board.

Ethereum's All Core Developers Consensus Call #148 focused on Pectra testing updates, validator hardware requirements, and the Gloas upgrade name.

The net outflow from exchanges rose to the highest level since November 2024, adding to other key metrics signaling Ethereum price upside.

Bitcoin (BTC) dipped to its lowest level since November as its post-election rally lost steam. BTC fell to an intraday low of $91,314 before recovering to its current level of $93,311.