Ethereum’s activity retention rate reveals the core of this divergence. At the February participation peak, retention fell to just 14.2%, compared to a cycle low of 23% during the 2021 bull run. Fewer ...

Daily active addresses on Ethereum approached 2 million in February 2026, a figure that surpassed the peaks of the 2021 bull ...

While the market is in a precarious position with both BTC and ETH unable to flip their immediate resistances into support, Ethereum network activity shows that daily active addresses surpassed ...

Ethereum (ETH) network activity reaches record highs with 2M daily addresses, yet price drops 30%. Layer-2 competition and capital outflows explain the paradox.

Thanks to an explosion of interest in decentralized finance, the price of Ethereum soared through 2021. In that one year alone, the price of the crypto rose more than 408%. Due, in part, to rising ...

Ether (ETH) has dropped roughly 65% against Bitcoin (BTC) since Ethereum’s 2022 shift to Proof-of-Stake (PoS), casting doubt on the network’s “ultrasound money” thesis. Key takeaways: Ether’s ...

Ethereum’s network activity has reached record highs across several metrics, yet ether’s price and base-layer fees continue ...

Capital outflows, even as activity surges across Ethereum’s ecosystem, highlight the growing disconnect between usage growth and ETH’s market performance, a CryptoQuant report shows.

Ethereum nears $2K support as rollups expand, gas fees fall, staking locks ETH, and spot ETFs boost institutional interest globally.

Combining our preferred Elliot Wave count with technical indicators and analyses, we find that Ethereum has most likely bottomed short- to long-term, with a first target of ~$2470.