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Bitcoin has come off record highs, while XRP, Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin Hyper have drawn fresh attention from traders assessing whether an altcoin-led cycle now offers the best balance of payments, DeFi, meme-driven Layer-2 exposure and ETF flows into 2026. The post Best Crypto to Buy Now 27 November – XRP, Solana, Ethereum appeared first on Cryptonews.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin supported two privacy messaging apps that are looking to break past sector leaders Signal and Telegram.

Ethereum rebounds from $2,800 support as RSI breaks trend. Whale wallets grow, and ETH/BTC eyes breakout. Is a bigger move coming?

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said he expects growth to continue next year, but with smarter adjustments that expand capacity without new bottlenecks. Ethereum crossed a threshold in execution capacity as its mainnet block gas limit reached 60 million, the highest level the network has seen in four years.  Data tracker Gas Limit Pics showed that in November, over 513,000 validators signaled a 60 million gas limit, pushing the Ethereum network over the threshold needed for the protocol to begin moving the gas limit upward.   A higher gas limit allows Ethereum to fit more work into each block, including swaps, token transfers and smart contract calls. In practice, that can ease congestion during busy periods and help the network process more activity at the base layer. Read more

Ethereum holds above $2,620 support as analysts eye $10K. MVRV Z-Score nears buy zone, while $3K remains key resistance level for bulls.

Ethereum has doubled its gas limit from roughly 30 million to 60 million in a year, increasing throughput as client teams back a higher-capacity mainnet while Vitalik Buterin outlines targeted opcode changes and a gradual scaling roadmap alongside proto-danksharding. The post Vitalik Buterin: Ethereum’s Growth Will Be “Less Uniform” as Gas Costs Face Targeted Adjustments appeared first on Cryptonews.

Despite Ether’s drop below $3,000, data suggested that ETH price could see a sustained recovery over the next few weeks, as long as the $2,800 support level held. Ether (ETH) price is up 11% since plunging below the $3,000 mark on Nov. 22, reclaiming key support levels. Analysts say that increased demand from institutions, coupled with the end of quantitative tightening, could lead to a recovery toward $3,600 next. Key takeaways: Ethereum demand is recovering along with ETF inflows. Read more

A car accident left Trevor Koverko with brain injuries. But his fortunes turned around when Vitalik handed him the Ethereum white paper. Not everyone can say they were there when history was being made. But former ice hockey star Trevor Koverko, on the mend from a serious car accident, witnessed it firsthand in his hometown. I was at a meet-up in Toronto and this guy named Vitalik was handing out documents, which turned out to be the Ethereum whitepaper. We had a cluster of really important high-profile people that came out of that time in Toronto. Vitalik, Joe Lubin and Charles Hoskinson, for example. In Canada, ice hockey is its own kind of subculture. Koverko had fallen in love with the sport at a young age, and by the time he was a teen, he was competing at the semi-pro level and moved away from home, playing to crowds of 10,000. Read more

Ethereum has entered a sensitive accumulation phase as top holders concentrate nearly 25 million ETH.

Ethereum falls to $2.8K as traders watch a key wave pattern and support zone, with $9K potential if the structure plays out again.

Ethereum falls 45% since its ATH to $2,650, enters key support zone. Analysts now expect a new wave targeting $8,800 if support holds.

Gemini AI predicts that XRP could retrace toward $1, Pi Network could swing between deep losses and sharp gains, and Ethereum may first weaken before a possible move toward fresh highs, as meme token Maxi Doge has attracted early presale interest. The post Google’s Gemini AI Predicts Shocking Prices for XRP, Pi Coin, Ethereum as Crypto Prices Crash appeared first on Cryptonews.

BlackRock registered the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust in Delaware on Nov. 19, opening a path toward the firm’s first staked Ethereum ETF in the US. The state-level trust registration does not constitute a formal Securities Act of 1933 application. Still, it positions BlackRock to launch a yield-bearing ETH product once the SEC permits staking inside […] The post Adding DeFi to your 401k: How BlackRock’s staked Ethereum ETF rewires access to ETH rewards appeared first on CryptoSlate.

BitMine, once hailed as a potential digital-asset equivalent of Berkshire Hathaway, envisioned itself locking down 5% of all Ethereum’s circulating supply. Its core strategy was to turn its corporate balance sheet into a long-term, high-conviction bet on the blockchain network’s infrastructure. Today, that ambitious vision has collided with a brutal market reality. With Ethereum tumbling […] The post Ethereum’s crash just exposed a $4B time bomb — why regular investors should pay attention appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Top markets on Myriad this week include predictions on where Bitcoin and Ethereum are headed next, plus if the Fed will cut rates again this year.

Aztec launched its Ignition mainnet with no centralized operators, opening community staking amid its major token sale and positioning itself as a fully decentralized L2. Ethereum layer-2 network Aztec launched its mainnet Wednesday — albeit with partial functionality — marking the launch of one of the few fully decentralized networks in the ecosystem. According to an Aztec email viewed by Cointelegraph, Aztec has launched its “Ignition” mainnet chain, a functional consensus-producing chain that generates blocks, but without the smart contract execution layer. According to L2Beat, only the trustless, optimistic rollup network Facet v1 and Aztec’s old decentralized finance (DeFi) anonymization project, Zk.Money are classed as a stage 2 system with full decentralization. Read more

Aztec launched Ignition Chain, claiming the first fully decentralized Layer-2 on Ethereum with programmable privacy. The post Aztec Network Debuts First “Fully Decentralized” Layer 2 on Ethereum appeared first on Cryptonews.

Ethereum rebounds from $2,880, clearing bearish gaps. Analysts point to $15K–$17K targets, with whales accumulating at key support.

BlackRock is now pursuing a new staked Ethereum ETF, offering more lucrative returns, approximately 15 months after launching its flagship ETH fund, ETHA. BlackRock has registered for a new staked Ethereum exchange-traded fund in Delaware, signalling that the $13.5 trillion asset manager is now ready to expand beyond its flagship Ethereum ETF product. A Delaware name registration is one of the first steps that a fund issuer needs to take to file for a new ETF. BlackRock, however, still needs to file other relevant documents to put the proposed product on track for regulatory approval. It would also complement BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA), which has attracted $13.1 billion worth of inflows since launching in July 2024. BlackRock did not add staking to its spot Ethereum product, stating on its website: Read more

Ethereum trades near $3,100 after a structure break at $2,940. Analysts expect a short-term move toward the $3,270–$3,360 liquidity zone.