The largest known Ethereum treasury company, BMNR, revealed a $3.82 billion quarterly net loss, underscoring the dangers of concentrated exposure on a volatile market that has not yet fully recovered, putting the Ethereum market under fresh strain.
As the broader market gained strength and Bitcoin price tested $76,000, Ethereum price also surged above $2,400. The structure is also improving, and the momentum is slowly shifting in bullish favour. However, the price remains stuck below the key resistance, and the broader crypto market structure remains uncertain, preventing confirmation.
On-chain data shows the Ethereum versions of USDT and USDC, the two largest stablecoins, have seen their active addresses fall to the lowest level of 2026. USDC & USDT Active Addresses Have Fallen On The Ethereum Network In a new post on X, on-chain analytics firm Santiment has talked about the latest trend in the Daily Active Addresses for the Ethereum versions of USDT and USDC.
Ethereum (ETH) is changing hands around $2,325, registering a 4% gain in the last seven-day period. This price movement has captured the interest of market analysts who are drawing comparisons to a technical formation that unfolded during mid-2025.
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Ethereum trades just below resistance, as buyers and sellers struggle for control, setting up the next move.
The company recently announced that it held 4.87 million ETH as of April 12, commanding over 4% of the total ether supply.
Ethereum price started a fresh surge and traded above $2,365. ETH is now consolidating and might aim for more gains if it clears $2,400.
Ethereum (ETH) has widened its lead over Solana (SOL) in on-chain revenue after a sharp spike in fees linked to the settlement activity of 'real-world assets (RWA)', underscoring how the fee race is increasingly being shaped by the quality of capital rather than raw transaction count. In a 24-hour window tracked during the April 15, 2026 session (UTC), Ethereum generated $10.48 million in fees, outpacing Solana's $6.43 million.
Crypto trading communities on Telegram are coalescing around two fast-moving narratives: a short-term ‘long signal' for Ethereum (ETH) and a renewed debate over whether a financing loop tied to Strategy could help explain Bitcoin's recent bid. The chatter matters less for any single trade call than for what it reveals about risk appetite—retail traders are again leaning into leverage, while macro and policy headlines are being digested in parallel.
After months of steady losses, Ethereum is beginning to flash early recovery signals though the overall market structure remains fragile. ETH is currently consolidating between $2,350 and $2,400, testing a horizontal resistance zone that has repeatedly rejected price advances over recent weeks.