Ethereum (ETH)

Ethereum, $1,600 breakthrough… daily 2.39% increase https://t.co/GvlLU4RU8q https://t.co/6aK56V1jDx

Bought another big bag of Ethereum today. I don’t care whether it’s $1,400 or $1,600. I’d rather own more ETH than waste time trying to catch the exact bottom. Value > Bottom https://t.co/0Y9uq55y6L

Many brothers keep criticizing the Vietnamese exchange, what's up? Brothers must remember that every exchange has a formation and development process. Recall when we first joined Binance with a bad interface we still used it, and when Bingx just launched it was laggy but we still used it. Now that a Vietnamese exchange appears, they criticize and complain, what's with everyone?

⚡️ NEW: Ethereum's negative sentiment paired with rising staking absorption could set up a "fragile" squeeze for short-sellers, per CryptoQuant. https://t.co/1EvDUE2P0w

In fact, for public chain infrastructure, the more participants in stablecoins, the better; ultimately we need a settlement layer chain that everyone trusts, and that is Ethereum. More participants (issuers, institutions, RWA projects, payment integrations) entering stablecoins will strengthen Ethereum's network effect. Even though payments are temporarily not on Ethereum L1, from a security perspective, everyone ultimately needs a neutral, verifiable, secure foundational settlement layer with the strongest developer ecosystem to settle large or complex transactions. Whether it's USDT, USDC, OUSD, or Plasma, Tempo, regardless of which chain they are first issued on, the more stablecoin participants there are, the more beneficial it is in the long term for the only truly decentralized public chain.

FG Nexus' ETH treasury bet has gone horribly wrong😬. FG Nexus is sitting on a realized loss of more than $86.6M after buying the top and selling into the downturn. Between August and September 2025, the company accumulated 50,770 ETH for roughly $196M, paying an average price of $3,860 per ETH. A few months later, starting in November 2025, it began unwinding the position ... selling 51,145 $ETH for just $109.4M, at an average price of $2,138. So the Final score: Bought: 50,770 #ETH for $196M Sold: 51,145 ETH for $109.4M Realized Loss: $86.6M.

🚨 Held for 5 months, finally threw in the towel! The whale held 2.468 ETH for over 5 months and finally sold it. 📉 Buy price: 3.327$ 📉 Sell price: 1.572$ Thus the whale reduced a $8,21 million investment to $3,88 million, incurring about $4,33 million loss. In crypto, sometimes the biggest loss isn’t a bad trade but being unable to exit despite the loss. 🔗 Wallet: https://t.co/XJ0axY8vti #ETH #Ethereum #KriptoPara #OnChain #WhaleAlert

Another fresh wallet is making a big $ETH bet. A newly created wallet withdrew 9,876 ETH (worth approximately $15.4M) from Binance over the past 13 hours, and immediately staked the entire amount. Moving #ETH off an exchange and into staking is typically seen as a long-term play, reducing liquid supply while earning staking rewards. Address: 0x268448f31594F4636D03cBB4E813b94801E47643

Five months of holding... and a $4.3M loss. Whale 0xF3cd has finally taken loss on $ETH. More than 5 months ago, the wallet bought 2,468 ETH for $8.21M, at an average price of $3,327. Five hours ago, the whale sold the entire position for just $3.88M, at an average price of $1,572, locking in a realized loss of $4.33M. Sometimes, even whales have to admit defeat. After holding through months of downside, this one finally decided it was time to exit. Address: 0xF3cd3E936aa40222267Bce1b8B8806d92670eaC0