Ethereum
F2Pool Co-Founder Wang Chun Withdraws 54,500 ETH From Binance
F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun has withdrawn approximately 54,500 ETH from Binance over a two-week period, according to blockchain data, drawing attention from market watchers tracking large exchange outflows tied to prominent crypto mining figures.
F2Pool Co-Founder May Have Accumulated $33.41M in ETH and WBTC
On-chain tracking data suggests that F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun may have accumulated a position worth more than $33.41 million in ETH and WBTC, according to blockchain monitoring accounts that flagged the wallet activity.
Ethereum's exchange supply shrinks again – Is ETH setting up for a recovery?
Ethereum whales accumulated nearly $30 million in ETH as exchange outflows reduced available supply.
Morgan Stanley ETF Amendments Put Ethereum And Solana Fee War In Focus
Morgan Stanley's amended Ethereum and Solana ETF filings reportedly disclose a 0.14% fee and investor-focused staking reward structure.
F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun withdraws $21M in ETH and WBTC from Binance
Chun's significant asset shift to DeFi highlights a growing trend of moving away from centralized exchanges, emphasizing DeFi's rising influence. F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun withdraws $21M in ETH and WBTC from Binance.
Ethereum's Biggest Threat Could Be a Looming Funding Crisis, Former EF Insider Warns
Financial sustainability: Maintaining Ethereum's current development capacity, which spans more than 10 client teams, researchers, and coordinators, requires an estimated budget of $30 million annually.
Is Ethereum Undervalued? Rising Network Activity Suggests ETH Could Be Poised for a Rebound
Ethereum (ETH) is trading around $1,834 as of June 19, 2026, but growing concerns about Ethereum ETF outflows and a weakening ETH/BTC ratio have sparked debate about whether the cryptocurrency is fairly valued. Despite these concerns, several on-chain and network metrics suggest that Ethereum may actually be undervalued rather than overpriced.
Arthur Hayes Sells 6,000 ETH at Loss as Ethereum Whales Continue Buying
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes is back in focus after making a surprising Ethereum transaction that has sparked debate across the crypto market. According to recent blockchain data, Hayes sold a significant amount of ETH at a loss, raising questions about his short-term outlook on Ethereum despite his reputation for buying low and selling high.
Ethereum Activity Hits All-Time High as User Growth Accelerates
Ethereum reached record H1 activity with 3.6 million daily transfers and about 600,000 daily active wallets, despite weak ETH trading. Token Terminal estimated $316.2 billion locked across Ethereum apps and vaults, up more than 22% in the past quarter.
Ethereum Whale Activity Crashes 90% as Large Transactions Fall to Multi-Month Lows
Ethereum (ETH) remained under pressure Thursday amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, persistent inflation concerns, and expectations of tighter monetary policy. Notably, the crypto asset's weakness comes as on-chain data points to a sharp decline in whale participation.
Arthur Hayes Sells 6,000 ETH at a Loss, Raising Questions About Ethereum
Arthur Hayes sold 6,000 ETH at a loss, realizing an estimated $606k reduction after entering the position at higher prices earlier in the week. Ethereum remains under pressure near the $1,700 level, where liquidity has weakened and short-term sellers continue to test support.
Wall Street Loves Ethereum, So Why Doesn't the Market Love ETH?
Ethereum is winning the institutional platform war, and it isn't even close. Asset manager Janus Henderson, all $480 billion of it, made a strategic investment in ENA and partnered with DeFi synthetic dollar protocol Ethena around tokenized CLO collateral and potential USDe distribution.
