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Ethereum price

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$2,589.09
+$182.91
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Market cap
$312.39B
Circulating supply
120,717,389 ETH
100.00% of
120,717,389 ETH
Market cap ranking
2
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Last audit: 29 Dec 2021, (UTC+8)
24h high
$2,608.00
24h low
$2,375.63
All-time high
$4,878.26
-46.93% (-$2,289.17)
Last updated: 10 Nov 2021, (UTC+8)
All-time low
$0.43298
+597,871.26% (+$2,588.66)
Last updated: 20 Oct 2015, (UTC+8)
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The crypto market posted modest gains Wednesday, rebounding after two days of volatility. The uptick followed two major developments: the Senate’s passage of President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBA) and the announcement of a new trade deal with Vietnam. Bitcoin (BTC) is up 3.2% over the past 24 hours and is currently trading at around $109,400, while Ethereum (ETH) shot up nearly 6% to $2,560. Solana (SOL) climbed by 3.6% to $153, and XRP rose 3.2% to $2.26. To continue reading this as well as other DeFi and Web3 news, visit us at thedefiant.io
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Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan predicted that Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) could experience up to $10 billion in inflows during the second half of 2025. His forecast, made on July 2, builds on the strong momentum observed over the past months, with Ethereum ETFs already bringing in $1.17 billion in inflows in June alone. According to SoSoValue data, Ethereum ETFs have seen total inflows of approximately $1.5 billion for the first half of 2025, despite a brief dip in March when $403 million was pulled out. Ethereum ETFs’ Capital Flows in 2025 (Source: SoSoValue) These funds have recorded inflows in five of the year’s first six months, underlining the sustained investor interest and bolstering Hougan’s optimistic outlook for the remainder of the year. Ethereum appeals to institutional investors Hougan attributes the growing interest in Ethereum to its expanding role as a platform for tokenized assets, including stocks and stablecoins. The Bitwise executive believes that integrating these assets onto Ethereum provides a straightforward narrative that traditional investors can easily grasp. According to him: “Flows into Ethereum ETFs are going to accelerate significantly in H2. The combination of stablecoins & stocks moving over Ethereum is an easy-to-grasp narrative for traditional investors.” Ethereum has firmly established itself as the backbone of the crypto industry. Its dominance in the stablecoin market and increasing adoption by major institutions like BlackRock and Robinhood for asset tokenization have made it a key player in the sector. Other factors Meanwhile, the anticipated approval of staking-enabled Ethereum ETFs will be another major catalyst for Ethereum ETF growth in the year’s second half. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently clarified that crypto staking does not qualify as securities offerings. Market observers believe this guidance paves the way for new Ethereum-based financial products, which would attract more attention to the current spot ETFs. Additionally, the Ethereum network itself is undergoing significant upgrades, with the Ethereum Foundation focusing on scalability through developments like the Pectra upgrade and the upcoming Glamsterdam release. Market observers believe these enhancements will solidify Ethereum’s infrastructure and position the network for long-term success. The post Ethereum ETFs forecast to attract $10 billion by late 2025, says Bitwise CIO appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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The Ethereum ecosystem has been the most affected by security incidents in the first half of 2025, according to a mid-year report by blockchain security firm SlowMist. Out of 121 total recorded incidents, Ethereum-related projects suffered around $38.6 million in losses. DeFi platforms were the most frequent targets, accounting for 92 incidents and roughly $470 million in losses, or about 76% of all attacks during the period. To continue reading this as well as other DeFi and Web3 news, visit us at thedefiant.io
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moving beyond bitcoin & solana ethereum might bring the world onchain. bitcoin — digital gold solana — memecoins ethereum — global financial infrastructure real-world assets & stablecoins are our ticket to global adoption. easy to understand, fundamental utility. ethereum is best placed to win the default institutions choice, the base layer for corporate L2s & the dominant RWA blockchain
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Ethereum price performance in USD

The current price of Ethereum is $2,589.09. Over the last 24 hours, Ethereum has increased by +7.60%. It currently has a circulating supply of 120,717,389 ETH and a maximum supply of 120,717,389 ETH, giving it a fully diluted market cap of $312.39B. At present, Ethereum holds the 2 position in market cap rankings. The Ethereum/USD price is updated in real-time.
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30 days
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Ethereum (ETH) is an open-source, decentralized blockchain network that builds on Bitcoin's blockchain innovation, with some significant differences and improvements. Its native coin, Ether, can be used for digital payments and functions as a software platform for creating and deploying immutable decentralized applications (DApps) or smart contracts.

Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, second only to Bitcoin. Ethereum changed the cryptocurrency industry by introducing smart contract functionality to blockchain networks. Smart contracts allow users and developers to access emerging industries like decentralized finance (DeFi).

Because of the seemingly limitless possibilities of blockchain technology and smart contract functionality, Ethereum has produced several multi-billion dollar industries. These include DeFi, play-to-earn crypto gaming, and the wildly popular non-fungible token (NFT) industry. Today, the Ethereum blockchain is home to over 2,900 different projects and has processed over $11 trillion in value.

Like stablecoins, including Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC), Ethereum's native token, Ether, is used to pay transaction fees when completing transactions on the network. It's also a currency exchange for digital assets stored on the blockchain, like NFTs. Following the Ethereum Merge, ETH will be used to secure the network and produce new blocks.

What sets Ethereum apart?

The Ethereum network is designed to serve as a global computer that anyone can use. It aims to give users complete control of their digital assets and allow them to access tools and services traditionally controlled by centralized entities.

For example, on the Ethereum blockchain, anyone can provide digital assets as collateral and take out an instant loan. In the traditional finance world, this process would be governed by the jurisdiction of a centralized company. With Ethereum, every aspect of this function is handled entirely by smart contracts on the blockchain. This removes the requirement for partial intermediaries.

The blockchain can also make any program censorship-resistant, robust, and less vulnerable to fraud by running and offering it on a distributed network of worldwide public nodes.

In the spirit of decentralized ownership, anyone can submit governance proposals that they believe can improve Ethereum for the collective good of the project. After a proposal is submitted, holders of the Ether token can vote on its outcome. By doing so, the Ethereum community is responsible for guiding developments to the network.

How does ETH work?

When the Ethereum blockchain was initially launched in 2015, it employed a Proof of Work (PoW) consensus algorithm. In this model, new ETH tokens were created and distributed to miners as rewards for producing new blocks and securing the network.

This means that high-powered computational hardware installations, called mining rigs, compete against each other to solve complex equations in the mining process. The first miner to solve the equation earns the right to lead the production of new blocks on the network and is rewarded with new tokens as an incentive. This is also the same model employed by the Bitcoin network.

The Ethereum blockchain also has an account-based architecture. An Ethereum account is essentially an entity that holds an Ether balance and can initiate transactions on the Ethereum blockchain. There are two types of Ethereum accounts.

The first is "external accounts", which users control and manage through their private keys. The second is "contract accounts", known as smart contracts, and it's governed by code. Both these accounts can hold, receive, and send ETH and other Ethereum tokens and interact with smart contracts deployed on the blockchain.

External accounts can initiate transactions with other external accounts and smart contracts. The smart contracts kick in only when interacting with external accounts or other smart contracts. They can only respond by triggering code (involving multiple actions), transferring tokens, or even creating new smart contracts.

Ethereum's technology

Unlike Bitcoin, which uses a distributed ledger, Ethereum employs a distributed "state machine." Ethereum's "state" at any given point is a large data structure incorporating accounts and balances and the "machine's state" at that time.

It also encompasses the ability to host and execute many low-level machine code. This "state" keeps changing from block to block, and the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) defines the rules for changing it.

The Ethereum network has a host of use cases, with the ability to create and deploy smart contracts being central to all of them. This functionality allows developers to produce various decentralized applications on the platform, including crypto wallets, decentralized exchanges (DEX), DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, play-to-earn games, and more.

Ethereum token standards

Ethereum’s token standards, like ERC-20 and ERC-721, have been extensively used to create fungible and non-fungible tokens, therefore contributing to various multi-billion-dollar projects. ERC-721 standard-based NFTs, in particular, pioneered the NFT industry, which had a global market cap of $75.89 billion as of May 2024.

ERC-1155 is a token standard on the Ethereum blockchain that allows for the creation of fungible (identical) and non-fungible (unique) tokens within the same contract. This makes it a more efficient and flexible solution for developers to create and manage multiple types of tokens simultaneously. Meanwhile, ERC-777 brought "Hooks" to the Ethereum network. Hooks is a function that bundles the action of sending tokens and notifying a contract into one message, improving the efficiency of smart contracts. ERC-777 is also backward-compatible with the ERC-20 standard, which helps extend the functionality of ERC-20.

Any time users transfer ETH or Ethereum-based tokens or interact with any application hosted on the platform, they must pay ETH as gas fees. In the future, ETH will also be used for validation purposes on the new Proof of Stake (PoS) Ethereum blockchain, with active validators required to stake 32 ETH to qualify for the job.

What's the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)?

Introduced in 2015, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is the Ethereum blockchain's heart. EVM is the environment where all the Ethereum accounts and smart contracts reside. It's a computation engine — also known as a virtual machine — that functions like a decentralized computer housing millions of executable projects.

In other words, EVM makes up the bedrock of Ethereum's complete operating structure. As a single entity, EVM is simultaneously maintained by thousands of interconnected computers (nodes) running an Ethereum client.

What's the Ethereum Merge?

As Ethereum's demand grew, the network's core architecture also started showing signs of congestion, and the average gas fee per transaction rose significantly. Hence, one of the Ethereum blockchain's biggest challenges is its exorbitant gas fees at times of high network congestion. For example, in May 2021, the average cost for a basic transaction on the network was around $71.

Formerly known as Ethereum 2.0, the Ethereum Merge is a multi-year event that gradually moves the Ethereum blockchain from its PoW to the PoS consensus mechanism. While the transition will not instantly solve the high gas fees problem, it will make Ethereum a more environmentally friendly and efficient blockchain network.

In the PoW system, Ethereum miners compete with each other, using expensive computational resources, to add new blocks to the chain and earn ETH rewards in return. In the PoS model, however, they'll no longer need to mine the blocks.

Instead, they'll create and add new blocks when chosen to do so and validate others' blocks when not. To earn the right to become a validator, they must stake 32 ETH with the network. Furthermore, since there will be no competition between validators, they'll no longer require expensive and advanced hardware like mining rigs for the job.

Although the Ethereum team has been planning this transition since 2016, it initiated the process with its PoS Beacon Chain launch on December 1, 2020.

This marked phase zero of a three-phase process that will see Ethereum transitioning from a singular PoW chain to a multi-chain PoS network. Below are these three phases and how they intend to transform Ethereum.

Phase 0 (Beacon Chain)

This involved the launch of Beacon Chain, a PoS blockchain running parallel to the original PoW Ethereum mainnet. In addition, it laid the groundwork for future upgrades to Ethereum. As of writing, over 410,000 validators on Beacon Chain have staked over 13 million.

Phase 1 (The Merge)

Executed on September 15, 2022, The Merge involved merging the Beacon Chain with the existing Ethereum blockchain, entirely replacing the latter's PoW model with the former's PoS system. Post Merge, the original Ethereum blockchain has become the new network's "execution" layer, while the Beacon Chain has become its "Consensus" layer.

Phase 2 (Sharding)

Sharding was supposed to be the second and final phase of the Merge. The plan was to spread the network's load across 64 new shard chains. The current PoW Ethereum chain would have become one of the 64 shards, simplifying the process of running a mining node by reducing the data load. However, this plan was dropped from the roadmap due to the positive impact Layer-2 rollups have had on the network's scalability.

Instead, Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP)-4844 — also known as Proto-Danksharding — was introduced on March 13, 2024 as part of the Dencun Upgrade. One of Ethereum's most significant developments to date, the Dencun Upgrade was designed to reduce transaction costs and improve overall data throughput on the network. Proto-Danksharding supports the scalability fixes brought by Ethereum's various Layer-2 solutions, making it an adequate replacement for the shard chains originally proposed for phase two of the Ethereum Merge. Meanwhile, the Dencun Upgrade also brought 'blobs' to the network as an additional solution to Ethereum's scalability limitations. Blobs are large data structures that allow transactions to be settled at Layer-2, streamlining the network's operations and supporting future scalability improvements.

ETH price and tokenomics

In July 2014, the Ethereum Foundation launched the ETH initial coin offering (ICO). During this public sale event, roughly 60 million ETH was distributed to buyers at an initial exchange rate of 2000 ETH to 1 BTC. At the time, the Ethereum price was at approximately $0.31. Ether tokens were distributed to buyers at the genesis block of the Ethereum network.

When the Ethereum mainnet was launched, the initial supply of ETH tokens was approximately 72 million. While most of these tokens were allocated to early supporters, 16.73 percent of the supply was distributed to the Ethereum Foundation.

Since the genesis block of the Ethereum mainnet, roughly 48 million ETH has been added to the supply via token generation. New ETH tokens are generated and distributed to miners via block rewards, making Ethereum an inflationary cryptocurrency. While the EIP-1559 London Hard Fork update introduced some deflationary mechanics, these currently don't entirely offset the Ethereum inflation.

Emissions of Ethereum block rewards have been steadily declining over time. When the network was launched, new Ether was produced at 5 ETH per block. These rewards were given to miners as an incentive for securing the network and validating transactions. In October 2017, as part of the EIP-649 proposal, this emission rate was reduced to 3 ETH per block.

The ETH price reached its all time high of $4,878.26 on November 10, 2021, at the tail end of a bull market. 2022 saw the arrival of a protracted bear market for crypto, which lead the Ethereum price from its all time high down as low as $1,049.23 before the end of June 2022. The Ethreum price recovered but remained volatile into and throughout 2023, until the closing months of the year brought positive sentiment and a fresh bull market, helped by the arrival of a Spot Bitcoin ETF in January 2024. Following the Spot Bitcoin ETF's approval, there was much speculation around the possibility of an imminent Spot Ethereum ETF, which helped fuel an ETH price rise to $3,890 in early March 2024.

About the Spot Ethereum ETF

The possibility of a fully approved spot Ethereum ETF took a major step forward on May 23, 2024 when the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved issuers' 19b-4 filings. This development followed a remarkable about-turn in the spot ETH ETF story, as many commentators were bearish on the possibility of approval during 2024. The green light on the 19b-4 filings is by no means the final hurdle. Next, the SEC must approve issuers' S-1 filings before funds can be openly offered to interested traders. It's unclear when this final approval will occur, but many expect the process to take weeks or months.

Interest around a potentially sudden Spot ETH ETF approval brought additional volatility to ETH prices. Before the May 23 decision, the Ethereum price had already rallied by 25% in a 24-hour period during May 2024.

About the founders

The idea of Ethereum was initially described through a whitepaper written by Vitalik Buterin in late 2013, when he was just 19 years old. Before conceptualizing Ethereum, Buterin was an experienced programmer and developer who'd previously founded the Bitcoin Magazine news site.

Buterin believed that blockchain technology could be leveraged to build decentralized protocols and applications free from the control of central bodies. Buterin was an avid player of World of Warcraft, a popular online game. After its creators removed his favorite spell from the game, Vitalik decided that no single entity should have complete control over an application, thus forming the conception of the Ethereum blockchain.

Ethereum was officially announced in Miami, in January 2014, at the North American Bitcoin Conference. A group of eight individuals co-founded the project.

Russian-Canadian Vitalik Buterin was the most significant contributor and remained so. Gavin Wood of Polkadot (DOT) was the first Chief Technology Officer of the Ethereum Foundation. He coded Ethereum's first technical implementation in C++ programming language and created Solidity, the de facto programming language for creating Ethereum smart contracts.

Today, Solidity is considered the essential programming language for Ethereum applications and enjoys widespread usage on other blockchains that operate an EVM. In addition, Wood found his own alternative blockchain network Polkadot, which aims to remedy some of Ethereum's issues.

Another notable co-founder who is known for building other Layer 1 blockchains is Charles Hoskinson. Hoskinson eventually left the Ethereum project due to differences of opinion on the project's direction. However, he founded IOHK with Jeremy Wood, another early Ethereum colleague, and went on to develop the Cardano (ADA) blockchain.

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In the last 24 hours, there have been 114K new posts about Ethereum, driven by 49K contributors, and total online engagement reached 20M social interactions. The sentiment score for Ethereum currently stands at 82%. Compared to all cryptocurrencies, post volume for Ethereum currently ranks at 199. Keep an eye on changes to social metrics as they can be key indicators of the influence and reach of Ethereum.
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