Ethereum

Ethereum’s price against Bitcoin has broken a five-month downtrend, sparking analyst predictions of a potential 170% surge for ETH. This technical breakout suggests a major shift in market dynamics could be imminent.

At the Binance Blockchain Week, analyst Tom Lee forecasted Ethereum could surge to $20,000 in 2026, with Bitcoin potentially reaching $300,000. He believes the four-year crypto cycle is over and that Ethereum’s growth will be driven by tokenization.

Bitcoin is consolidating around the $90,000 level as market sentiment remains fragile. Meanwhile, Ethereum whales are aggressively buying the dip, signaling potential bottoming, while corporate treasury acquisitions for ETH have slowed significantly.

A bug in the Prysm Ethereum client after the Fusaka upgrade caused 25% of validators to go offline, risking network finality. The issue was quickly mitigated.

Ethereum has successfully deployed the long-awaited Fusaka upgrade, a major network enhancement focused on scaling and efficiency. The price of ETH responded immediately, climbing over 4% as the upgrade went live.

Ethereum’s price jumped 9.5% to around $3,050, coinciding with a surge in optimistic derivatives positions. Traders are heavily betting on a further rise to €5,600 ($6,500), with over €326 million in open interest for call options at that strike price, despite the asset’s 35% decline this quarter.

Ethereum is up nearly 9% as the market reacts to the upcoming Fusaka upgrade. Analysts are divided, with some pointing to a critical support level at $2,800, while others warn of high leverage and potential volatility.

Ethereum’s price has fallen below the critical $3,000 support level, risking a further decline towards $2,850. However, the MVRV Z-Score indicator suggests the asset may be undervalued and could be nearing a bottom.

Ethereum’s price has fallen 6% in the past 24 hours, and an expert warns of a potential deeper crash due to a bearish pattern. Analyst Ali Martinez predicts further declines to $2,250, $1,550, or even $1,080.

After four consecutive weeks of outflows, crypto investment products returned to form with nearly $1.07 billion in inflows last week, led by Bitcoin and XRP which recorded its strongest week ever.