Ethereum has reached an eight-week high, breaking above the $1,842-$1,868 resistance line a week ago. The asset’s recent performance is supported by renewed institutional interest and shifting on-chain metrics.
U.S. Spot Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds recorded approximately $38 million in fresh inflows. BlackRock’s ETHA fund accounted for the majority of this activity, contributing $34.3 million to the total.
On-chain metrics and tokenization
Network participation has intensified, with Ethereum’s staking ratio rising to an all-time high of 35%. The blockchain also continues to serve as a primary infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets, which now exceed $15 billion in value.
Conflicting price data
Real-time valuation data presents discrepancies across sources. One report places Ethereum at $1,904, reflecting a 2.35% gain over the previous 24 hours. Another source indicates the asset was trading at $1,928 during the same period, confirming that sources disagree on the current price.
Updates
Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH, driven by its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to enhance Layer-2 data capacity by reducing bandwidth requirements. Amidst these developments, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs reported approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17.
Technical indicators show ETH's RSI at a neutral 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite the recent rally. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its utility in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to enhance Layer-2 data capacity by reducing bandwidth requirements.
Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a $7,500 year-end target for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17. The Ethereum Foundation also announced that its 2026 priorities will focus on scaling the network, improving user experience, and hardening Layer 1 security, while its Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase Layer-2 data capacity.
Ethereum's price has reached $1,917, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks by reducing bandwidth requirements. Amidst these developments, monthly ETH options and futures are set to expire on Deribit and CME on July 31.
Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to lower bandwidth requirements and increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks, while its 2026 priorities have been set as scaling the network, improving user experience, and hardening Layer 1 security. Additionally, Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has issued an unverified year-end price target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets.
Ethereum's price is currently fluctuating around $1,906.30, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH. Additionally, US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17. The Ethereum Foundation has also outlined its 2026 priorities, focusing on network scaling, user experience, and Layer 1 security, following the Fusaka upgrade's introduction of PeerDAS.
New technical indicators show Ethereum's RSI at 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite the price rally. Furthermore, Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized assets. Recent data also reveals that US spot Ethereum ETFs saw approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17.
Ethereum's price currently fluctuates around the $1,862 to $1,917 range, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has projected a $7,500 year-end target for ETH. Technical indicators show a neutral RSI of 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, signaling weakening momentum despite the recent rally. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to enhance Layer-2 data capacity, and its 2026 priorities focus on scaling and Layer 1 security.
Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a $7,500 year-end target for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks and reduce bandwidth requirements. Meanwhile, US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17.
Ethereum's price currently fluctuates around $1,887 to $1,917, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set an unverified year-end target of $7,500 for ETH. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks. Unverified reports also indicate that US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17.
Technical indicators for Ethereum show a neutral RSI of 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite the price rally. Additionally, unverified reports suggest Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a $7,500 year-end price target for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized assets. The Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has also introduced PeerDAS to increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks.
Ethereum's technical indicators show a neutral RSI of 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite positive price action. Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has issued an unverified year-end price target of $7,500, citing the asset's role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase Layer-2 data capacity, while its 2026 priorities focus on scaling, user experience, and Layer 1 security.
Technical indicators show ETH with a neutral RSI of 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite the price rally. Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end price target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its role in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase Layer-2 data capacity, with 2026 priorities focusing on scaling and security.
Unverified technical indicators show ETH's RSI at 51.33 and a MACD histogram of -7.62, suggesting weakening momentum despite the rally. Additionally, unverified reports indicate that the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase Layer-2 data capacity, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has set an unverified year-end price target of $7,500. Monthly ETH options and futures are also scheduled to expire on Deribit and CME on July 31.
Ethereum's current price fluctuates around the $1,862 to $1,917 range, while Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick has issued an unverified year-end price target of $7,500. Additionally, unverified technical indicators suggest ETH has rallied approximately 9.9% over the last 30 days, even as the MACD histogram indicates weakening momentum. The Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has also introduced PeerDAS to increase theoretical data capacity for Layer-2 networks.
Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick has set a year-end target of $7,500 for ETH, citing its importance in stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. In addition, the Ethereum Foundation's Fusaka upgrade has introduced PeerDAS to increase data capacity for Layer-2 networks by reducing bandwidth requirements. Recent data also shows that US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $105 million in inflows during the week of July 13–17.
