Bitmine’s ETH Accumulation: Is Ether Becoming the Next Corporate Treasury Asset?

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The much-hyped copper-to-gold breakout says more about how capital is shifting between defense and growth than it does about bitcoin’s destiny on its own. Ethereum (ETH) charts and Bitcoin (BTC) flows might grab more headlines, but the signal embedded in…

Ethereum’s share of tokenized fund activity keeps ETH central to RWA infrastructure, settlement, custody and institutional blockchain adoption.

Ethereum is trading at $2,080 and grinding lower into a zone where the technical picture is bleak on the surface, but quietly building something more interesting beneath the surface. The 100-day moving average sits just above as a lost reference point; the ascending channel floor is on the verge of a breakdown, yet the 4-hour […]

Stake DAO faces an ongoing exploit after an attacker minted 5.4T vsdCRV on Arbitrum and began swapping funds for ETH, researchers said.

South Korean prosecutors charge 5 people in a CATFI memecoin rug pull case. About 256 investors lost roughly $650K after the CATFI token crashed. CATFI token surged 1,000x before liquidity was drained and the price collapsed. South Korean prosecutors have arrested and charged a group of individuals linked to the Solana-based CATFI memecoin over an […] The post South Korea makes first DEX rug-pull arrests in Solana CATFI case appeared first on CoinJournal.

Bitwise’s BHYP sees record $19M inflow as HYPE ETFs lead altcoin demand, outpacing Bitcoin and Ether by market-cap-adjusted demand today.

Bankless co-founder David Hoffman said he sold his ETH after concluding that the “ETH is money” thesis has largely played out, marking a notable shift from one of Ethereum’s most visible public advocates. Hoffman said he remains “massively bullish” on Ethereum as a network, but no longer sees a clear path for ETH, the asset, to receive a structural rerating from here. “For someone who built a career, community, identity, and business around Ethereum, this choice does not come lightly,” Hoffman wrote. “The ETH is Money thesis didn’t fail… it played out. Ethereum got the ETH price it deserves, and I don’t see ETH being rerated as an asset, higher or lower.” The argument is not that Ethereum has failed. Hoffman’s thesis is more uncomfortable for ETH holders: Ethereum may continue to succeed as infrastructure while only a marginal share of that success accrues to ETH itself. In his framing, the network has become one of crypto’s most important open-source systems, but its design choices in