Ethereum (ETH) Crypto News Today

Crypto firms are entering Wall Street with stocks and equities offerings, showing the “growing synergy” of the traditional investment and digital assets sectors.

Blockchain job growth could exceed 1 million roles by 2030 amid regulatory clarity, scalability and AI integration, according to Bitget Research insights.

Documentary directors Zach Ingrasci and Chris Temple reveal how their film’s mere existence is a use case for crypto in filmmaking.

Ethereum validators supported raising the network’s gas limit on Feb. 4, increasing the gas limit to 36 million.

The ETF is waiting for US regulatory approval alongside roughly 70 other proposed crypto funds.

Traders say ETH price fell to a “generational bottom,” but historical and network activity data suggest that this is not the case.

A multitude of execution layers with different block times gives Ethereum a unique value proposition, Avail co-founder Anurag Arjun said.

Ethereum accumulation addresses saw record historic inflows as ETH price fell to $1,400, but weak DeFi activity and a long-term downtrend challenge the chance of a bullish recovery.

ZKsync has recovered $5.7 million worth of stolen ZK and ETH tokens after the hacker agreed to return 90% of the funds.

A spike in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows has analysts calling for a $200,000 Bitcoin price by the end of 2025. Which altcoins could follow?

Long-time investors are slashing their Ether balances as Ethereum begins self-improvement to fix its base layer.

Symbiotic’s new staking layer aims to create a collaborative economic incentive to secure networks and reshape collaboration dynamics across blockchains.

Ether’s price is up 10% today as tariff-induced fear wanes and risk-on mode among derivatives traders boosts the ETH market.

Crypto markets see $635 million in liquidations as Bitcoin surges past $94,000, with traders eyeing a potential short squeeze toward $100,000.

Ether has outperformed Bitcoin and the wider crypto market with a 15% surge, helping it bounce from an all-time low market dominance.