Ethereum climbed past $3,000 after the Fusaka upgrade launched, rebounding roughly 10% in 24 hours following days of sideways trading. Traders pointed to the upgrade and a pickup in risk appetite as catalysts.
Ether dipped below $3,000 after a stalled recovery, though buyers defended $2,800 amid ongoing ETF inflows; market caution grew on concerns about a potential Bank of Japan rate hike.
BitMine announced a fresh $60 million Ethereum purchase as it doubles down on accumulation despite a 47% slide in its share price and billions in unrealized losses. The move signals continued institutional conviction in ETH long term.
Ethereum unveiled Kohaku on Nov 17, 2025 — its most ambitious privacy initiative to date, designed to strengthen on‑chain confidentiality while preserving composability. The move could reshape wallet and dApp design and prompt renewed regulatory attention.
Ethereum plunged over 10% to test a critical $3,150 support after a broad crypto market sell-off, sparking renewed buy-the-dip debate among traders.
Ethereum is trading around $3,211 after a 10% drop in 24 hours as long-term holders are selling roughly 45,000 ETH per day — the heaviest outflow pace since 2021.
Ethereum's staked supply rose 28% in 2025, exceeding 36 million ETH locked on the Beacon Chain. Whales and institutional pools are driving inflows, reinforcing confidence in the network's long-term stability.
Unknown whale addresses have accumulated about $1.3 billion in ETH, while technical indicators point to a possible short-term rally toward $4,000. The combined on-chain buying and bullish momentum has lifted market sentiment but also raises concentration risks.
An unidentified whale accumulated roughly $1.3 billion worth of ETH, sparking short-term optimism for a move toward $4,000. Traders say the buy could tighten supply and lift prices if follow-through continues.
Treasury firm Bitmine confirmed Fusaka will launch in early December, enabling nodes to store only a fraction of chain data. Markets view the upgrade as likely bullish for ETH by improving network efficiency and lowering participation costs.