Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff has admitted he got bitcoin and crypto wrong ten years ago, warning a coming dollar “crisis" could propel crypto

Ethereum treasuries soar on dovish Fed signals, Bitcoin ETFs lose $1B, and Figure Technologies files for its IPO.

Analysts project Ethereum’s price if Bitcoin reaches $1 million, plus the small Ethereum-based altcoin insiders say could be the cycle’s hidden breakout.

Altcoin Uprising shakes the crypto market as Ethereum, Solana, and BNB rally to new highs while Bitcoin stalls, signaling a shift in market dominance.

Ethereum ( ETH -1.11%), the second-largest cryptocurrency, has more uses than Bitcoin because of its smart-contract capabilities. But its success so far has also made it popular as a way to hedge against inflation, so they have that in common. Let's see which of these top cryptocurrencies is more up to that task.

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) is showing relative strength against Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), but analysts warn the trend is temporary, with a rebound likely only after a seasonal pullback.

Ethereum ETFs pull $2.2B in three days, outpacing Bitcoin and fueling a rally toward $5K as institutional demand outstrips supply.

A new milestone sees Tether (USDT) transferred from Ethereum to Bitcoin through RGB, unlocking stablecoin liquidity and new cross-chain possibilities.

As of August 18, BitMine Immersion Technologies has fueled the ongoing bull run by announcing that its crypto holdings have reached $6.61 billion, including 1.52 million Ethereum. This makes it the world's largest Ethereum holder and the second-largest overall crypto treasury.