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Ethereum has staged a notable recovery after defending its recent lows, with buyers gradually rebuilding momentum. While the higher time frames remain constrained beneath major resistance, the lower time frame structure has improved, and on-chain activity appears to be stabilizing following months of cooling network participation.

TradingKeyJul 11, 2026 2:40 PM View all comments（0）  • Ethereum appreciation is driven by improved global liquidity and sustained institutional spot ETF demand. • Staking growth and reduced exchange supply are tightening circulating liquidity for the asset. • Derivative markets show professional traders positioning for volatility expansion with bullish call option bias.

Ethereum (ETH) energy consumption has decreased by 99.9% since The Merge, an event that transitioned the smart contract blockchain from Proof-of-Work (PoW) to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus.

The crypto market traded modestly, gaining 1.1% on Friday as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and XRP maintained their recent recovery levels. The gains came despite US spot ETF outflows and cautious investor sentiment, suggesting buyers continue to defend key support levels.

Bitcoin traded around $64,000 on Friday, with analysts pointing to significant liquidity above current levels that could fuel further upside if bulls maintain momentum.

Currencies38131 Market Cap$ 2.28T-0.01% 24h Spot Volume$ 26.53B-18.6% DominanceBTC56.42%+0.05%ETH9.53%+0.49% ETH Gas0.22 Gwei Cryptocurrency Market NewsResearchZK Jul 10, 2026 2min read byNewsBTC Editorial Team forNewsBTC

Ethereum (ETH) has gone up by 25% in the past 24 hours and has hit the $1,800 resistance once again — a key level that, if broken, could mark the beginning of the token’s next leg up.

The former Bitcoin miner now controls roughly 4.8% of Ethereum’s circulating supply as it inches toward its ambitious 5% target

Bitcoin closed green back inside the daily TBO Cloud on Thursday, while Ethereum remained in bullish consolidation and dominance charts continued to support the July rotation setup.

The modest but meaningful inflows suggest institutional investors are tiptoeing back after a brutal June that saw roughly $4 billion flee Bitcoin ETFs