The post Ethereum Reclaims $1,800 As Retail And Whales Accumulate—Middle Cohort Sells appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Ethereum’s climb back above $1,800 is getting a twin lift from the smallest and largest wallet cohorts, according to on-chain supply distribution data. A Santiment update shows that over the past month, retail addresses holding less than 0.01 ETH raised their share of total supply by 1.82%, while key stakeholder wallets—those containing 100 to 100,000 ETH—increased their collective slice by 1.73%. The accumulation is not equal across the board, however. Instead, the data points to a supply squeeze coming from the middle of the holder base. The shift leaves swing traders, exchange liquidity providers, and less committed mid-range positions as the probable source of the ETH that is being absorbed at both ends. This kind of redistribution can weaken the influence of short-term speculators and hand more of the float to entities with longer time horizons, but it also re
Aave’s GHO stablecoin has always needed distribution to matter. The DAO’s approval of a native Arbitrum deployment is a step in that direction, giving the asset a clearer path into one of Ethereum’s busiest scaling ecosy
Aave’s GHO stablecoin has always needed distribution to matter. The DAO’s approval of a native Arbitrum deployment is a step in that direction, giving the asset a clearer path into one of Ethereum’s busiest scaling ecosy
The post Tether’s Strategic $2.5 Billion Move: What Does It Mean for the Crypto World? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
In a pivotal financial maneuver, Tether has retracted $2.5 billion worth of USDT from the Ethereum network on July 7. This significant withdrawal represents the largest contraction in USDT supply since February, marking a noteworthy shift in stablecoin market dynamics. Continue Reading:Tether’s Strategic $2.5 Billion Move: What Does It Mean for the Crypto World? Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/tethers-strategic-2-5-billion-move-what-does-it-mean-for-the-crypto-world
The post Ethereum Faces Plagiarism Jabs as Hoskinson and Adam Back Weigh In On UTXO Proposal appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key highlights: Ethereum researchers are mulling the introduction of native UTXOs for payments on the network Charles Hoskinson slams Ethereum for failing to credit Cardano for rolling out EUTXO Ethereum is bracing for a raft of network changes over the next four years As Ethereum tries to reinvent itself, a new proposal from an Ethereum Foundation researcher to introduce native UTXOs for payments has sparked criticism from prominent ecosystem players. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson and cryptographer Adam Back argue that the idea rehashes concepts pioneered years ago by Bitcoin and Cardano. Ethereum proposes native UTXOs for payments In a post, Ethereum Foundation researcher Toni Wahrstatter proposed a plan to reduce Ethereum’s long-term state growth by making simple payments “one-shot objects.” According to the proposal, the objects will be removed after
The post Best Altcoins To Buy In July 2026: ZEC, UNI, BCH Lead Rotation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Look at the top of the board on July 8, 2026, and you see red: Bitcoin minus 0.3%, Ethereum minus 0.9%, XRP minus 3%, Solana minus 4%. Now scroll down. Zcash up 4.7% on the day. Uniswap up 4%. On the week, three coins that most traders wrote off years ago, Zcash, Uniswap and Bitcoin Cash, are all outrunning Ethereum. The rally did not stop. It rotated. The frame first, as always. There is no single best altcoin, and anyone selling you one name is selling you their bags. What the data shows is a specific pattern: the majors ran first (BTC +7.1%, ETH +11.3% on the week), paused today, and capital slid into large, liquid, older alts. This list ranks the beneficiaries and the base-layer names, each with its case and its risk. The One Number That Matters 19.5%. Zcash’s weekly gain, at a $7.88 billion market cap, while every coin in the crypto top 8 printed red over the last 24 hours.
The post Ethereum holds Q3 gains as Tether burns $2.5B – Yet THIS catalyst remains appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
H2 is becoming a key period for network upgrades. Notably, Ethereum is right at the center of that. Its biggest upgrade since the Merge has entered the final testing phase. Known as Glamsterdam and targeted for H2 2026, the upgrade focuses on improving how Ethereum works at the protocol level. It introduces parallel transaction processing and gradually raises the gas limit from 60 million toward 200 million, changes designed to boost throughput. From an on-chain perspective, the timing couldn’t be better. Following Q2’s back-to-back DeFi exploits, which wiped more than $10 million from Ethereum’s TVL in immediate outflows, the network is still working to rebuild on-chain liquidity and user activity. As the chart below shows, Aave, Ethereum’s largest lending protocol, has seen its TVL drop to around $13 billion from nearly $35 billion in early Q1. Source: DeFiLlama Ag
