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Ethereum’s price has fallen sharply, shedding about half its value from an October 2025 peak near $4,700 to trade around $2,300 today. While price action remains volatile, on-chain and market data point to continued accumulation and sustained network activity.
CryptoQuant data shows the 30-day moving average of the taker buy/sell ratio has risen to its highest level since the beginning of 2023. The taker buy/sell ratio reflects the intensity of market orders on the buy side relative to sell-side pressure. The latest reading suggests buyers have been increasingly active even as downward price momentum persists.
CryptoQuant also reports that the 180-day moving average for newly deployed smart contracts has reached an unprecedented peak. This indicates developer engagement continues to expand despite bearish token price performance. The article notes that past spikes in smart contract deployment activity have often preceded price reversals, highlighting a disconnect between strong network usage and suppressed market valuation.
SoSoValue data reported by Odaily indicates Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds received $155 million in net new capital during the week of April 20–24. This marked the third consecutive week of positive institutional inflows.
Combined net assets across all Ethereum spot ETF products total $13.79 billion.
Analyst Ted (@TedPillows) said ETH remains range-bound and warned that the collapse of US-Iran peace negotiations could increase volatility in the coming days. He cited two key scenarios: a reclaim of $2,400 could open the $2,470–$2,500 liquidity region, while a breakdown below $2,300 could lead to a retest of the $2,150–$2,200 zone.
On the hourly timeframe, Ethereum broke above a descending triangle pattern, with resistance at $2,320. The move carried price up to $2,404 before consolidation began. ETH is currently holding above $2,370 and above the 100-hour simple moving average.
Nearest resistance levels are $2,400, then $2,420 and $2,450. A decisive break above $2,450 could drive momentum toward $2,500 and potentially extend into the $2,550–$2,565 range.
On the downside, $2,330 is the initial support level. Below that, $2,285 and $2,200 are identified as critical defensive zones.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, linked to market strategist Tom Lee, disclosed plans to purchase 10,000 ETH directly from the Ethereum Foundation via an over-the-counter transaction valued at $23.9 million. The acquisition would raise the firm’s total Ethereum holdings to 4.98 million ETH.
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