Since dropping sub-$100 in the March catastrophe, ethereum bulls seem to be on a tear the past few days. The top altcoin is up more 20 percent since yesterday to trade at over $170. Yet, according to one key metric, ETH is still undervalued.

Famed altcoin advocate John McAfee has put up a $500 reward in the Ethereum-based stablecoin DAI for the best original photo taken in the midst of the coronavirus lockdown.

A well-designed fraudulent website that offers an 'Ethereum 2.0 PoS Mining' service started to accept deposits from gullible investors. The scammers have guaranteed an annual minimum reward of 100% for staking 0.2 ETH. Investors can also become a 'Node Operator' with the new Ethereum (ETH) for $150,000 only!

Ethereum’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, bashed those making over-confident predictions in the cryptocurrency industry. However, he also took the blame for doing the same thing with Ethereum’s roadmap.

Ethereum has shown a positive performance over the last week. The second biggest cryptocurrency by market cap beats Bitcoin in terms of performance and trades at $169 with a 2.26% loss in the last 24 hours. However, in the weekly chart ETH shows gains of 26.74%, in that period the BTC could rise 13.59%. Analysts suggest that this trend may be prolonged.

A newly proposed ethereum laborious fork could punt a key community function two years down the street to keep away from complicating ethereum’s transition to proof-of-stake (PoS).

Ethereum has found itself caught within a firm and unwavering uptrend throughout the past 48-hours, with Bitcoin’s surge past $7,000 providing ETH with some significant momentum that has allowed it to outperform the aggregated market.

The altercation between the co-founder of Ethereum (ETH) Vitalik Buterin and the founder of Tron (TRX) Justin Sun seems not to have ceased, considering the recent scenario between the duos.

Ever since Black Thursday on March 12th, uncertainty has reigned on Wall Street and in the cryptoeconomy, though traders have traded on in spite.

Ethereum is the leading altcoin based on the market cap. It is a general assumption that whenever Ethereum price goes up, the prices of most of the other altcoins will also go up. CryptoCapo, a well-known trader has shared an insight that the crypto market is actually led by Ethereum price instead of Bitcoin.

There is a general sense of optimism in the cryptocurrency markets that has been brought about by a resurgence of Bitcoin. The King of Crypto has broken the $6,900 resistance level. BTC is currently trading at $7,300 and looks set to erase all losses it experienced in the month of March due to the impact of the Coronavirus. When we look at our favorite alt-coin of Ethereum (ETH), the cryptocurrency has experienced the proverbial resurrection after gaining 27% between the 3rd and 7th of April 2020. In this time period, the price of Ethereum moved from $137 to a local high of $175.

Ethereum depends on mining or “proof-of-work,” meaning that individual users competitively contribute computing power to validate blocks and transactions. They also earn ETH in the process.

Coinbase is ramping up its efforts to support the growth of decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols on the Ethereum network.

Many cryptocurrency projects within the industry are still suffering from the significant downturn the market suffered during Black Thursday. Despite the state of commotion in the crypto sphere, on-chain metrics reveal that some of the top ERC-20 tokens are still growing.

There's a new DeFi app in cryptoland. And it wants to make it easier than ever to earn interest on crypto with its "no-loss" investment platform.

Bitcoin often leads the crypto market, but all eyes seem to be on Ethereum at the moment; in the past day, since Monday’s candle open at $142, the second-largest digital asset has rocketed 13% higher, reaching $165 just minutes ago as of the time of this article’s writing.

"The secrecy/thriller is what makes it cool," Uniswap's Ashleigh Schap mentioned through direct message. "Usually you would not ship $200 to random people who find themselves promising to ship you a T-shirt."

The past few years have not been kind to Ethereum, with the cryptocurrency finding itself caught within an intense downtrend that led it to plummet from early-2018 highs of over $1,400 to lows in the $80 region.

A South Korean scam operator has reportedly gathered around USD 4.9 million in ethereum (ETH) as part of a multi-level marketing (MLM) scheme. Per Joongang Ilbo, the Seoul-based outfit, which was active between January and February 2020, made contact with at least 500 people, promising them tenfold returns on their investments.

CasperLabs, the firm tasked with developing Ethereum’s implementation of Proof-of-Stake (PoS), has decided to launch its own blockchain.