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Ethereum is “a global, decentralized platform for currency and next-generation applications.” Ethereum is the leading blockchain network with a total value locked (TVL) of USD 51.482 billion, accounting for 57.68% of the entire crypto market's TVL.
Ethereum's technological advancements make this platform a fertile ground for developers and the home of over 1,000 DeFi projects.
The unique aspect of Ethereum compared to its "big brother," Bitcoin, is ETH, the native coin of this network. ETH is not only used for transactions or as a store of value but also serves as the "key" to unlocking countless innovative decentralized applications (dApps).
ETH is the official coin operating on the Ethereum network and can be used for the following purposes:
Etherscan is an Ethereum block Explorer and Analytics Platform that allows users to access detailed information about any transaction on the Ethereum blockchain.
Etherscan allows users to view any public Ethereum wallet address's current balance and transaction history. Etherscan also displays all gas fees and intelligent contracts associated with that address.
Users can use Etherscan to:
Gas fees are transaction fees that users must pay on the Ethereum blockchain to perform transactions (such as sending or swapping ETH) and execute smart contracts. Users pay this fee in ETH, and nodes on the network earn a portion of the fees for validating transactions through the Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanism.
Ethereum gas fees exist to compensate network validators for their work securing the network. Without gas fees, there would be no incentive for anyone to participate in staking ETH to become a validator and help ensure the network.
An Ethereum address is a random string of 42 characters starting with "0x". An Ethereum address is a "public" address to receive funds from another party through the Ethereum network.
Ethereum ETF (ETH ETF) is a financial product designed to track the price of Ethereum, allowing investors to buy and sell shares on traditional stock exchanges.
Like Bitcoin ETFs, ETH ETFs enable investors to indirectly invest in ETH without purchasing the cryptocurrency directly. Crypto ETFs are often considered a way for traditional investors to participate in the digital asset market while avoiding some risks related to high volatility, security, and technical aspects of the crypto market.
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Ethereum’s price fell 9.3% between March 26 and March 28, 2025, reaching a critical level of $1,860. This drop triggered over $114 million in liquidations in leveraged ETH futures.
The current annualized futures premium of just 2% signifies low demand for leveraged buying. Additionally, the 25% delta skew metric indicates investors, particularly whales, are concerned about potential further price declines.
Ethereum faces increasing competition from other blockchains affecting its market position. However, the anticipated upcoming protocol upgrade, Pectra, may positively influence future price expectations.
Coinbase has emerged as the largest staked Ether operator, controlling 3.84 million ETH, which raises concerns about centralization in the Ethereum network. Industry leaders warn that this concentration can undermine decentralization efforts.
If US exchange-traded funds begin staking, centralized control could intensify. While Coinbase diversifies its operations, the risk remains that consolidated stakes may prioritize regulatory adherence over network integrity.
Bitcoin dropped below 85,000 USD due to inflation pressures, with the core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index increasing by 0.4% in February. Ethereum decreased by 4.7%, Solana fell by 5.8%, and XRP dropped by 5.7%.
Experts worry about persistent inflation and potential stagflation effects on the U.S. Economy. Despite market volatility, analysts suggest that Bitcoin retains its status as an inflation-resistant asset.
The U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total inflow of 89 million USD yesterday, driven primarily by Fidelity’s FBTC. Across the last ten trading days, the total inflows reached 1.06 billion USD, showing a significant trend favoring Bitcoin over Ethereum.
Despite the overall positive sentiment in Bitcoin, spot Ether ETFs have faced continuous outflows since February 20. This divergence suggests that investors currently have stronger confidence in Bitcoin compared to Ether.
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