This is because Ethereum's market cap is smaller than Bitcoin's. In other words, it will take less capital to move Ethereum's price than Bitcoin's.

The Ethereum (ETH -0.07%) blockchain went live 10 years ago. If you'd invested $1,000 in Ethereum at that time when it was trading at $2.79, you could have bought about 358 ETH tokens.

Ethereum price hasn’t budged much since March, so it stands to reason that institutional investors continue to think the time is ripe to buy ETH.

The SEC has approved eight spot Ethereum ETFs. Here's what to know about them, and how they compare to pre-existing Ethereum strategy ETFs.

A combination of Wall Street capital, corporate adoption, and a deepening supply crisis is quietly forging a new future for the world’s most important blockchain.

YouTube is becoming the go-to education and information platform for many beginners in cryptocurrency investments, with its ...

Ethereum developer Zak Cole started a new Ethereum Community Foundation group to help push ETH’s price to $10,000.