Ethereum (ETH) News Today

ETH joined the market-wide correction over the past few days, dropping from $2,200 to a three-week low of $1,970 before it recovered slightly to the current $2,000. This is the asset’s most crucial level for the time being, and it’s close to breaking below it. As such, analysts have rushed to

During the period from 13:30 to 13:45 (UTC) on March 28, 2026, the spot price of ETH fluctuated between 2002.78 and 2043.89 USDT, recording a return of +1.27% within 15 minutes, with a volatility of 2.05%. During this time, market trading activity significantly increased, and the attention from short-term participants rapidly rose, leading to heightened price volatility. The main drivers of this fluctuation were net inflows of funds into ETFs and continued accumulation by institutions. In late March, daily inflows into ETH-related ETFs reached as high as $175 million, setting a new annual record, and directly driving short

Bitmine has launched the MAVAN platform for institutional Ethereum staking, with over 3.1 million ETH staked, aiming for $300M in annual rewards. The platform focuses on security and performance, planning to expand into more proof-of-stake networks.

Gate News reports that on March 28, according to the market data from a certain CEX, ETH has broken through 2000 USDT, currently quoted at 2000.26 USDT, with the 24-hour decline narrowing to 3.07%.

Hey Anon launches Pandora, a decentralized AI-driven prediction market on Ethereum, empowering users to create transparent markets without central control. The platform features unique AI consensus mechanisms and aims to innovate the prediction market landscape.

Gate News Report, March 28 - According to monitoring by Farside, yesterday (March 27), the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of $225.5 million, marking two consecutive trading days of net outflows. Yesterday, the U.S. spot Ethereum ETF had a net outflow of $48.5 million, resulting in eight consecutive trading days of net outflows.

Ethereum developer Chen Pin reflects on the past decade, pointing out that the middle layer of the blockchain industry has disappeared, and the future will move toward two extremes: "trusted neutrality" or toolization. He reviewed the development of the past three phases and questioned the potential idealism or pragmatism direction for the future.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, according to Farside monitoring, yesterday the U.S. spot Ethereum ETF had a net outflow of 48.5 million dollars, marking eight consecutive trading days of net outflows.

Gate News reported that on March 28, cryptocurrency ETP issuer 21Shares announced that it will distribute staking yield dividends to investors of its Ethereum ETF (TETH) and Solana ETF (TSOL) on March 31. Among them, TETH investors will receive $0.012530 per share, while TSOL investors will receive $0.016962 per share.

Gate News report, on March 28, according to monitoring by Ai Yi, the address starting with 0xAb5 has liquidated its 7008.8 ETH purchased during the market rebound on February 6, incurring a loss of approximately $239,000. This address bought 7008.8 ETH on-chain at a price of $2075 per coin, with a total value of $14.54 million. This portion of ETH was sold in two batches, with part sold two weeks ago and the other part sold six hours ago, resulting in an average selling price of $2041.28.

Gate News bot message, a wallet associated with Chun Wang from F2Pool withdrew 9,000 ETH valued at $17.86 million from centralized exchanges 8 hours ago and deposited the funds into Aave. The wallet currently holds 79,818 ETH, worth approximately $158.72 million.

Citigroup lowers its 12-month target prices for Bitcoin and Ethereum, indicating that its medium-term outlook for the crypto market has turned cautious, mainly because progress on U.S. crypto-asset legislation has been slow. Its Bitcoin target is reduced from $143,000 to $112,000, and its Ethereum target is lowered to $3,175. Although there is still room for upside in the future, the lack of new policy catalysts means prices could trade within a range in the short term. Citigroup is even more cautious in its assessment of Ethereum, saying it is more heavily influenced by on-chain activity.

The debate around Miladys and loyalty pledges is creating an unnecessary cultural rift within the Ethereum community. Critics argue these pledges deepen divisions instead of fostering unity, while others see such discussions as inevitable in an open ecosystem. Ongoing conflicts may detract from critical issues like infrastructure development and user experience.