Ethereum (ETH)

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🚨🚨🚨Crypto investors, attention! The morning reaction in Asia is keeping $ETH just above the $1630 USD floor for now. But the danger is not past. Capital Economics experts say the volatility has just started and the upcoming US PCE inflation data this weekend could spark a new storm. Eyes on the screen! #kripto #Ethereum #ETH #bitcoin #PCE #volatilite

There's a lot going on with ETH at the institutional level. At the very least, you should be paying attention. ETH liquidity on exchanges is at its lowest level, with the price at the bottom of its cyclical oversold level. All the ingredients are there…

JUST IN: The Ethereum Foundation has announced a new organizational structure while reducing its workforce by approximately 20%. https://t.co/QLQIkNtTIi

➥ L2 vs L1: Where Is Ethereum’s Value Actually Flowing? As an $ETH holder, I don’t see L2 growth as value leaving Ethereum. I see it as Ethereum expanding beyond the limits of a single chain. Today, retail trading, payments, gaming and social activity are increasingly moving to L2s because fees are lower and transactions are faster. But the capital, security and settlement underneath that activity still remain heavily anchored to Ethereum. Ethereum L1 currently secures: – $38.8B in DeFi TVL – $157B in stablecoins – $16.3B in tokenized RWAs – Nearly $159B of stablecoins when measured by https://t.co/q7s2WOwhIS @Ethereum alone holds roughly half of all distributed onchain RWA value, far ahead of any other network. This is the distinction many people miss: L2s capture user activity, while Ethereum captures the most valuable assets and provides the final settlement layer. @base and @arbitrum may generate activity at the execution layer, but they also extend Ethereum distribution to users who would never transact directly on L1. Without L2s, much of this activity would likely move to competing chains rather than remain on Ethereum. The current weakness is not ecosystem growth, but how efficiently that growth accrues value back to $ETH. Blob fees remain low, L1 burn has weakened and L2 sequencers currently retain much of the direct transaction revenue. However, I view this as a value‑accrual problem that Ethereum can improve, not evidence that its scaling strategy has failed. Glamsterdam could become the next major turning point by increasing L1 capacity, enabling parallel execution and improving the protocol’s MEV architecture. If L1 becomes cheaper while L2 demand continues growing, Ethereum could capture both sides of the market: High‑frequency activity on L2s, while high‑value capital and settlement remain on L1. That is why I continue to hold $ETH. Ethereum is no longer just one blockchain competing for transaction count; it is becoming the settlement and capital layer for an entire network of chains. The activity may happen on L2, but the most valuable part of the system still flows back to Ethereum.

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Another day, another massive ETH buy from Bitmine. 🚀 #Bitmine Keeps Grabbing $ETH . Bitmine has added another 35,138 ETH worth approximately $58.65M over the past 7 hours, acquiring the coins through BitGo and Kraken and moving them into two newly created wallets. The latest purchases continue Bitmine's aggressive #ETH accumulation strategy, with the company showing no signs of slowing down despite the recent market volatility. New Addresses: 0x95dE268E950E582A239E350A800C050882612c44 0x9c5fc690A073722AbF31E186b4905553ea1b1A16

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a16z Adding More ETH. A wallet linked to a16z withdrew 25,560 $ETH worth around $42.62M from Binance about 14 hours ago. Big exchange withdrawals like this usually get attention, especially when they're tied to major crypto investors. While it's impossible to know the exact intention behind the transfer, moving that much #ETH off an exchange is often seen as a sign of accumulation rather than a plan to sell. With ETH still under pressure, it looks like a16z may be quietly increasing its exposure. Address: 0xb5E4d21240e9356caFc3a1261d10383f62DFc24e

This is crisis for EF. First thing companies do for crisis management is cutting down costs. EF is reducing its annual budget by roughly 40% and cutting about 54 employees. Explained as a shift from a spending organization to a long-term endowment model. Expecting more ETH ETF outflows :(