Ethereum Goes Ballistic—Leaves Other Cryptos Eating Dust
ETH’s 30% weekly surge isn’t just a rally—it’s a middle finger to the ’stablecoin maximalists’ still waiting for their 2% yield.
Layer 2 networks now process more transactions than Visa (take that, legacy finance). Meanwhile, the SEC quietly shelves another ETF delay—just in time for institutions to FOMO in at ATHs.
Smart money? Dumb money? At these gas fees, it’s all just overleveraged degens playing hot potato with JPEGs.


Pectra Update Brings Significant Changes to Ethereum Network
The Pectra update is considered Ethereum’s most substantial move since The Merge in 2022. It increased the ETH staking limit, introduced smart contract features that simplify wallet use, and implemented nine different ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs). These changes enhanced the network’s appeal to both individual investors and institutional players.
In parallel with these innovations, activity in the DeFi ecosystem is also notable. According to DefiLlama data, the network’s TVL reached $57.9 billion, with daily transactions increasing by 22% over the past month. Meanwhile, transaction fees have dropped by 95%, making network use more cost-effective. Maintaining low transaction fees in the short term could accelerate Ethereum’s widespread acceptance.
Experts Share Ethereum Price Predictions
Renowned analyst Ali Martinez highlighted that Ethereum faces robust resistance at the $2,380 level. Overcoming this historically challenging barrier could initiate a new rally. According to Martinez, as market liquidity grows and the global economic cycle turns in favor of investors, the potential for altcoins to climb into higher price regions strengthens.
Analyst Michaël van de Poppe noted that Ethereum’s rapid surpassing of $2,100 is a significant signal. The $300 increase in just one day reflects the general optimism within the cryptocurrency market. Increasing institutional interest and central banks’ easing measures might ease Ethereum’s path towards the $3,000 range.
Another factor supporting Ethereum’s upward movement is Bitcoin’s strong performance. The largest cryptocurrency surpassing the $100,000 threshold stimulates market risk appetite, positively impacting altcoins. With the Pectra update and macroeconomic developments converging, increased volatility and opportunities on the Ethereum side are no surprise.
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