Ethereum's price has lagged behind Bitcoin at key moments, retail confidence is low, and every failed breakout has given critics another reason to argue that ETH has lost its place. However, some market experts are not buying that idea.
Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) community members are discussing changes to the network's staking reward model that could cap incentives after staking reaches a certain level. ETH Staking Model Zach Pandl, Grayscale's Head Of Research, points out the community proposal comes as Ethereum's token burn mechanism weakened due to growing Layer-2 activity, which reduced transaction fees on the main chain and increased net ETH issuance.
Ethereum developers proposed a solution that would end "blind signing," a technical feature that has led to potentially billions in losses.
Aave kicked off a binding vote. The question: should $71 million in disputed ETH sitting on Arbitrum move to Aave's control?
Ethereum whale Garrett Jin moved 577,896 ETH worth $1.35 billion to Binance over four days, per Lookonchain. An Ethereum whale identified as Garrett Jin deposited all 577,896 ETH worth roughly $1.
The Ethereum Foundation has unveiled ERC-7730, an innovative open standard designed to eliminate blind signing vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency transactions. This initiative, supported by the Foundation's Trillion Dollar Security Initiative, directly addresses security weaknesses that have enabled significant crypto theft incidents, including the devastating Bybit breach.
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The move comes after billions in losses from phishing attacks and wallet drains, with Ethereum pushing to make transaction approvals safer and easier to understand.
Ethereum's new ERC‑7730 Clear Signing standard replaces hex gibberish in wallet prompts with human‑readable, auditable transaction summaries to slash phishing and blind signing losses.
ETH/BTC fell to 0.02835 on Tuesday, its weakest reading since July 2025 and more than 35% below its August 2025 peak. Ether dropped more than 2% while Bitcoin slipped just over 1%, showing continued BTC preference during weaker market conditions. The ratio remains far below its 200-week moving average of 0.
Ethereum accumulation intensifies below $2,400 – Ethereum price prediction eyes a 22% gain if this key resistance is broken.
Ethereum holds support as ETH tightens below $3,000, with traders watching a breakout above $2,460 for a possible move higher.