Ethereum climbed to about $2,249 after buyers defended the $2,000 support level, with fresh data pointing to increased buying interest. The move reflects renewed bullish momentum for ETH and could reshape short-term market dynamics.
Ethereum trades near $2,066 after a midweek 6% drop that pulled price back to retest $2,050 support, leaving ETH about 31% lower year-to-date. A lack of clear buying interest and nearby resistance are blocking a clean rebound.
Binance announced it will remove 10 trading pairs at the end of March, naming pairs that include ALT/BTC, CYBER/BNB, CYBER/ETH, CYBER/FDUSD, JUV/USDC, LSK/BTC, SAND/BTC and VET/BTC. Users with positions in the affected markets should check deadlines and move funds if needed.
The Ethereum Foundation published a 38-page constitutional framework outlining its operating philosophy and organizational principles, positioning itself as a neutral enabler rather than a centralized authority. The release has prompted widespread discussion across the community about governance and accountability.
The Ethereum Foundation said it sold 5,000 ETH—about $10.2 million—to Tom Lee’s BitMine Immersion Technologies on Saturday. The move reduces the foundation’s on‑chain holdings while signaling institutional demand for ETH.
The Ethereum Foundation has begun staking part of its treasury and plans to allocate up to 70,000 ETH, as the network's staked supply approaches one-third of circulating ETH.
Ethereum rose about 4% over the past 24 hours to reclaim the $2,000 mark after BitMine — led by Tom Lee — disclosed a new ETH purchase that brings its treasury to roughly $9 billion. The move appears to have bolstered market sentiment following a weekend dip below $2,000.
Vitalik Buterin on March 2, 2026 proposed a plan to reduce centralization among Ethereum block builders and tackle “toxic MEV,” where visible pending transactions are exploited for front-running and sandwich attacks. The measures aim to improve fairness and transaction privacy for ETH users.
Vitalik Buterin has published EIP-7864 alongside a staged roadmap to replace the EVM with Binary State Trees and RISC‑V primitives, aiming to boost proving efficiency and simplify Ethereum's core execution. The plan targets faster zk-proof generation and a leaner protocol design.
Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz said on X that he sold 40,000 ETH at $1.05 and briefly felt like an "investment genius." The post highlights the huge hindsight gap early crypto trades can create.