Ethereum (ETH) Crypto News Today

Crypto investors shift into stablecoins and real-world assets as Trump’s April 2 trade tariffs spark volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty fears.

Blockchain security researchers say the hack could be one of the first real-world attacks targeting the transient storage introduced during Ethereum’s Dencun hard fork.

Several crypto commentators pointed out that the majority of their net worth is in the hands of a man who makes "cat noises at a robot."

The growing stablecoin supply suggests cryptocurrency adoption is at its mainstream “tipping point.”

Ether's performance against Bitcoin is at its lowest in nearly five years, with some investors calling it a “completely dead” investment — but not all crypto traders agree.

Traders say the ETH futures premium falling to a 1-year low is a buy signal. Are they right?

Bitcoin is “more likely” to rally to $110,000 first, predicts Arthur Hayes, pointing to easing monetary policy in the US.

Viewing Ethereum's scaling networks as competition is the wrong way to think about the ecosystem, Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal said.

Bitcoin falls to its range lows as a fresh round of US tariffs spook markets and raise investors’ inflation fears.

As of March 4, Coinbase controlled 3.84 million ETH across 120,000 validators, accounting for 11.42% of all staked Ether.

Trump’s tariffs, massive long liquidations and a weakening market structure are driving Ether prices lower today.

According to analysts, the lukewarm response reflects concerns that GameStop may be trying to distract investors from deeper issues with its business model.

The cryptocurrency market is down today due to the escalating trade war led by Donald Trump's latest tariffs, massive long liquidations, and other factors.

The blockchain network’s freezing of JELLY perpetual futures highlighted concerns about the network’s perceived centralization.

Microsoft has reportedly cut plans to invest in data centers in the US and Europe, driving cryptocurrency miner stocks to tumble on March 26.