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According to BlockBeats, Farside Investors reported a net inflow of $2.1 million into U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs yesterday. The only ETF to experience this inflow was Franklin's EZET.

On Apr 04, 2025, 13:59 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum has crossed the 1,800 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 1,808.099976 USDT, with a narrowed 1.25% increase in 24 hours.

According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum (ETH) crossed the 1,800 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 1,801.01001 USDT, with a 1.42% decrease in 24 hours.

According to Odaily, a substantial amount of Ethereum (ETH) deposits, valued at approximately $117.14 million, has been transferred to exchanges within a 24-hour period. Grayscale contributed 16,247 ETH, equivalent to around $28.63 million. Blackrock deposited 10,000 ETH, valued at approximately $17.94 million. Wintemute transferred 34,634 ETH, amounting to about $62.94 million. Additionally, Andre_Conje_Fantom deposited 2,000 ETH, worth roughly $3.44 million, and James_Fickle contributed 2,350 ETH, valued at approximately $4.19 million.

According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum (ETH) crossed the 1,800 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 1,801.689941 USDT, with a 4.21% decrease in 24 hours.

According to PANews, the Ethereum privacy pool developed by 0xbow has processed 238 transactions totaling 67.49 ETH since its launch on April 1. The protocol utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to ensure privacy while screening for illegal funds to maintain compliance. The core contract is structured in three layers: asset management, zero-knowledge privacy, and compliance review. Vitalik Buterin is among the first users to deposit into the pool. Currently, the deposit limit per transaction ranges from 0.1 to 1 ETH.

According to Odaily, Ethereum developers have set May 7 as the target date for the Pectra upgrade, marking the countdown to the blockchain's most significant transformation since March 2024. The Pectra upgrade includes a series of optimizations aimed at enhancing Ethereum's user-friendliness and efficiency. One notable improvement is the addition of 'smart contract' functionality to wallets, which will make them easier to use and recover. Another major change is EIP-7251, which will benefit Ethereum validators by increasing the amount of ETH that can be staked from 32 to 2,048.

On Apr 03, 2025, 10:39 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum has dropped below 1,800 USDT and is now trading at 1,799.98999 USDT, with a narrowed 4.00% decrease in 24 hours.

According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum (ETH) dropped below 1,800 USDT and is now trading at 1,789.439941 USDT, with a 6.58% decrease in 24 hours.

According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum (ETH) crossed the 1,900 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 1,900.140015 USDT, with a 0.69% decrease in 24 hours.

Ethereum has once again secured its position as the leading blockchain for decentralized exchange (DEX) trading, overtaking Solana in March for the first time since September 2024. The shift comes amid a broader market downturn and a sharp decline in memecoin-driven activity on Solana.Ethereum Leads with $64.6B in DEX VolumeAccording to DefiLlama data, Ethereum-based DEXs recorded $64.616 billion in trading volume in March, outpacing Solana’s $52.62 billion by more than 22%. The return to the top spot comes after a seven-month streak of Solana dominance, fueled largely by its memecoin ecosystem.Solana, once the go-to chain for high-frequency memecoin trading, saw usage falter as bearish sentiment gripped crypto markets, leading to diminished speculation across decentralized platforms.Solana DEX Activity Tumbles with Memecoin MarketRaydium, Solana’s top DEX, failed to surpass $1 billion in daily volume throughout March, a stark contrast to the $13 billion daily peak on Jan. 18.Memecoin launchpad Pump.fun also saw average daily volume drop below $100 million, down from $390 million in January — a sign that retail speculation has cooled significantly.The debut of the Trump-themed TRUMP token in January had briefly revived Solana’s DEX volumes, but the momentum quickly faded.Uniswap Powers Ethereum’s DEX DominanceEthereum’s DEX surge was primarily driven by Uniswap, which accounted for over $30 billion in trading volume alone. Fluid ranked second on Ethereum with $9 billion, contributing to Ethereum’s dominance despite the broader market correction.Ether (ETH) Underperforms Solana (SOL) Despite Ecosystem StrengthDespite reclaiming DEX leadership, Ethereum’s native token ETH fell 18% in March, closing at $1,822, compared to Solana’s 15.8% decline. Analysts attribute ETH's underperformance to:Inflationary tokenomics: Concerns over Ethereum's issuance model persist.Layer 2 competition: Increased adoption of Layer 2 scaling solutions like Arbitrum and Optimism may be diverting activity and value away from the mainnet.Market OutlookThe broader crypto market capitalization dropped 4.2% in March to $2.63 trillion, following a 20% decline in February. Contributing factors include macroeconomic uncertainty and disappointment over the U.S. strategic reserve’s inactivity in BTC purchases, which pressured Bitcoin below $80,000, according to CoinDesk.

As the crypto market braces for U.S. President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated “Liberation Day” tariff announcement on Wednesday, Ether (ETH) is flashing early signs of downtrend exhaustion, offering a potential glimmer of hope for a broader market rebound.Trump Tariffs Could Be the Market's Tipping PointPresident Trump is expected to unveil a sweeping package of reciprocal tariffs aimed at countering what he describes as unfair trade practices by global partners. The move, part of his administration’s nationalist economic agenda, has already rattled stock futures and risk assets—including crypto.However, if the announced measures are less severe than markets expect, Ether may be primed to lead the next leg of the crypto rally after months of underperformance relative to Bitcoin.Technical Analysis: Signs of ETH Downtrend FatigueSeller Fatigue at Critical SupportETH fell sharply last week but found strong support around $1,755, its 16-month low first hit on March 11. The failure to break this level suggests bears are losing steam, creating the foundation for a potential bullish reversal.Double Bottom Pattern Teases BreakoutETH has since rebounded to $1,880, forming a potential double bottom. A confirmed breakout above the neckline resistance at $2,104 would validate the reversal and point to a price target of $2,400, based on the measured move technique.Momentum Divergence Supports Bullish BiasDespite revisiting March lows, the 50-day SMA histogram divergence shows a higher low in momentum. This bullish divergence indicates that while price dipped, selling momentum did not, suggesting growing buyer interest.Three-Line Break Flips BullishThe three-line break chart, which captures trend changes more clearly than traditional candlesticks, has flipped bullish for the first time since early March, adding weight to the reversal thesis. While the last signal turned out to be a bear trap, the current setup appears more robust due to converging bullish indicators.Macro Risks Remain Front and CenterDespite the promising technical backdrop, macro risk remains the wild card. If Trump’s tariff package triggers a broad-based risk-off sentiment, all bullish signals on ETH’s chart could quickly unravel. Analysts warn that broad financial market volatility could spill into crypto, dragging ETH back below key support levels.Bottom LineEther may be poised for a technical breakout, but Wednesday’s tariff announcement will be pivotal. A less aggressive trade policy could reignite confidence across risk assets and help ETH reclaim leadership in the crypto market. However, a hawkish shock from Washington could deepen losses and nullify the emerging bullish trend.Watch Zones:Bullish confirmation: Break above $2,104Target: $2,400Bearish invalidation: Drop below $1,755 support

According to Odaily, Ethereum researcher mikeneuder.eth has introduced EIP-7922, a proposal designed to improve the flexibility and efficiency of the validator exit queue while maintaining system security. Currently, Ethereum employs a fixed exit limit of approximately 16 exits per epoch, which ensures economic security by controlling the number of exits and preventing a decline in security. However, during periods of increased exit demand, validators face prolonged waiting times, leading to liquidity risks and higher capital costs. EIP-7922 suggests dynamically adjusting the exit volume based on recent actual exit activity, replacing the fixed limit. The proposal is currently in the draft stage.

According to Odaily, Synthetix founder Kain recently highlighted the economic challenges Ethereum's mainnet is facing due to the expansion of Layer 2 (L2) solutions and the introduction of EIP-4844, which reduces data availability costs through Blob technology. Kain noted that the rise of L2 solutions has diverted revenue that traditionally belonged to the mainnet, and future shifts towards alternative data availability solutions like Celestia could further weaken Ethereum's profitability. To address this issue, Kain suggested short-term measures such as official L2 support or rental mechanisms to allow L2 solutions to benefit the mainnet. In the long term, he emphasized the need for new demands, such as the tokenization of real-world assets, to enhance the overall usage of both Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2. Kain stressed that the Ethereum community has a coordination advantage but should decisively abandon unrelated projects and focus resources on breakthroughs at the application layer to tackle competition from L2 and other data availability solutions.

On Apr 02, 2025, 00:29 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum has dropped below 1,900 USDT and is now trading at 1,898.089966 USDT, with a narrowed narrowed 3.79% increase in 24 hours.

According to Cointelegraph, the Ethereum network has experienced a significant decline in its primary revenue source from layer-2 (L2) scaling chains, known as "blob fees." Data from Etherscan reveals that in the week ending March 30, Ethereum earned only 3.18 Ether (ETH) from blob fees, equivalent to approximately $6,000 as of April 1, 2025. This represents a 73% decrease from the previous week and a staggering 95% drop from the week ending March 16, when blob fee income surpassed 84 ETH. The decline in blob fees follows Ethereum's Dencun upgrade in March 2024, which shifted L2 transaction data to temporary offchain stores called "blobs." While this upgrade reduced costs for users, it also significantly decreased Ethereum's overall fee revenue, initially by as much as 95%, according to asset manager VanEck. Matthew Sigel, VanEck's head of digital asset research, noted in a November 2024 post on the X platform that "ETH Fees Were Weak Due to Lack of Blob Revenues as L2s Have Not Filled Available Capacity." Since then, the growth in blob fees has been inconsistent, with Ethereum's weekly blob fee income peaking at nearly $1 million in November before sharply declining in recent weeks, as reported by Dune Analytics. The ongoing struggle to generate substantial income from blob fees highlights concerns about Ethereum's scaling model, which heavily relies on L2s for transaction throughput. Arndxt, author of the Threading on the Edge newsletter, emphasized in a March 31 X post that "Ethereum’s future will revolve around how effectively it serves as a data availability engine for L2s." Michael Nadeau, founder of The DeFi Report, stated in an X post that L2 transaction volumes would need to increase more than 22,000-fold for blob fees to fully offset Ethereum’s peak transaction fee revenues. Despite these challenges, Ethereum's economic model continues to evolve. The network's upcoming Pectra Upgrade, scheduled for this year, aims to significantly alter how Ethereum allocates blob space. Sassal, founder of The Daily Gwei, expressed optimism in a March 17 X post, stating, "The plan is simple: scale Ethereum as much as possible to capture as much marketshare as we can - worry about fee revenue later." As Ethereum navigates these growing pains, the focus remains on enhancing its scalability and data availability to support the expanding L2 ecosystem.

According to Cointelegraph, Ethereum's native token, Ether (ETH), has experienced a prolonged bearish trend, marking four consecutive months of decline. In March, ETH saw an 18.47% drop, reminiscent of the bear market conditions of 2022. This consistent downward trajectory has sparked discussions among analysts about whether ETH is nearing a bottom or if further declines are imminent. The Ethereum/Bitcoin ratio has also reached a significant low, hitting a five-year low of 0.021 on March 30. This ratio, which measures ETH's value against Bitcoin (BTC), highlights Ether's underperformance compared to Bitcoin over the past five years. The last time the ETH/BTC ratio was at this level was in May 2020, when ETH was valued between $150 and $300. Additionally, Ethereum's monthly fees have dropped to $22 million in March 2025, the lowest since June 2020, indicating reduced network activity and market interest. These fees reflect the cost of transactions on the network, which decrease when network demand is low. Despite these challenges, some analysts, like VentureFounder, suggest that the ETH/BTC ratio might find a bottom in the coming weeks, potentially between 0.017 and 0.022. This prediction is based on historical patterns and market cycles, drawing parallels to the 2018-2019 period of Federal Reserve tightening and quantitative easing. VentureFounder anticipates a potential recovery following the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) actions in May, when the Fed is expected to end quantitative tightening and begin quantitative easing. Historically, Ethereum has shown resilience after consecutive bearish months. Since its inception, ETH has experienced three or more consecutive bearish monthly candles on five occasions, each time resulting in a short-term bottom. Notably, in 2018, after seven consecutive red months, ETH prices surged by 83% following the correction. In 2022, after three bearish months, ETH consolidated for nearly a year, with the bottom occurring in June 2022. Historically, Ethereum has a 75% probability of experiencing a positive month in April, and its past quarterly returns indicate that Q2 typically sees fewer drawdowns compared to other quarters, with average returns as high as 60.59%. This article does not provide investment advice or recommendations. All investment and trading decisions involve risk, and readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before making any financial decisions.