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Ethereum (ETH) surged more than 8% to touch $2,200 before pulling back below $2,150 as traders weigh whether the rally from a $1,929 swing low has enough momentum to push higher or is setting up for a deeper correction toward $2,020. What Happened: ETH Hits $2,200 ETH climbed past the $2,050, $2,080

Harvard University's endowment trimmed 21% of its Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund position in Q4 2025 and used the proceeds to acquire roughly $86.8 million in Ethereum (ETH) ETF shares, a move that signals a broader shift in how major institutions are allocating across digital assets rather than

Ethereum (ETH) exchange reserves dropped to an all-time low in early March after 31.6 million ETH left centralized platforms, a move that coincided with Vitalik Buterin's call for the network to serve as the foundation for what he described as "sanctuary technologies" designed to resist government a

Ethereum (ETH) co-founder Vitalik Buterin has urged the crypto community to redefine the network's purpose, calling for a shift away from purely financial applications toward what he describes as "sanctuary technologies" — free, open-source tools designed to resist government and corporate overreach

Ethereum (ETH) pulled back sharply after briefly touching $2,089, falling below the $2,000 mark as bears regained control and technical indicators shifted into bearish territory, leaving the token trading near $1,960 with key support at $1,932 and resistance at $2,050 defining the short-term range.