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Ethereum price today trades near $2,922 after breaking below the psychological $3,000 level for the first time since mid January. The drop follows heavy spot outflows and continued rotation into precious metals, with gold up 18 percent and silver up 52 percent year to date. ETH now sits nearly 40 percent below its October highs while traditional safe havens extend to record levels.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded its investigation into DeFi protocol Aave, bringing an end to a regulatory process that lasted nearly four years, according to Aave founder Stani Kulechov.

Bitcoin’s price action has entered a decisive phase, with both on-chain and off-chain signals painting a picture of fragility and potential volatility.

Bitcoin’s market share has dropped to 55% from highs of over 62% this summer, marking a seven-point decline similar to past cycles where altcoins such as Ethereum and Solana captured investor attention.

Bitcoin’s dominance over the crypto market has taken a sharp turn, slipping to 59.2% and breaking below several key technical levels. This decline could be a major turning point, signaling that the long-awaited altcoin rally is about to begin.

Bitwise’s Head of Research recently shared a mid-year update on the firm’s 2025 price predictions for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

Worldcoin (WLD) is back in the spotlight, but not for reasons its holders would like. The token recently dipped to $0.9492, slipping over 7% on the day, even as its trading volume spiked by 86.41%, CoinMarketCap shows.

Ethereum (ETH), the world’s second-biggest cryptocurrency, has had a tough time on the charts lately. On Thursday, ETH’s price fell by nearly 10%, breaking below some important levels. The overall crypto market has been under pressure because of rising tensions in the Middle East, especially after the latest conflict between Israel and Iran.

A new analysis highlights a growing concern in the altcoin market; that of several crypto projects seeing dramatic increases in token supply putting severe downward pressure on prices. In most cases, markets have struggled to absorb the new supply, with price and market cap often declining in tandem. This trend underlines a concerning mismatch between token emissions and investor demand, which is placing pressure on valuations across multiple ecosystems.

On May 23, 2025, crypto lender Ledn it will stop supporting Ethereum (ETH) and shift entirely to a bitcoin-only lending model. The move takes effect on July 1, 2025, and comes as part of a broader strategy to simplify services and minimize risk.

Bitcoin (BTC) is stepping into what many observers are calling a new era; one that could fundamentally defy past expectations and reshape its very role within the global financial system.