Ethereum (ETH) Crypto News Today

Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.

Ethereum’s income from L2 blob fees has dropped over 95% since mid-March, raising concerns about the network’s post-Dencun revenue model.

A decade of ETH price data suggests Ethereum bottoms each time it closes down for three consecutive months.

Ether’s price rallied on April 1 as news emerged that the launch of Privacy Pools on Ethereum has received Vitalik Buterin’s backing.

The zkLend hacker said they were “devastated” after sending $5.4 million in Ether to a fake version of Tornado Cash, according to onchain messages.

A day after SIR.trading was hacked for $355,000, the protocol’s founder pleaded for the hacker to return a portion of the stolen funds.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin was one of the first to deposit on the platform, sending one Ether.

Bitcoin bulls showed up to defend the $80,000 support, but will it hold after the April 2 “Liberation Day” tariffs are announced by US President Donald Trump?

The Trump-associated WLFI project has tripled its ETH holdings in the past months, which could finally help Ethereum rally in April.

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?