Net outflows from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs totaled about $310 million in 2026, while their assets fell from $17.95 billion to $13.04 billion. In November, outflows reached approximately $272 million.
The Moscow Exchange plans to begin test trading in cryptocurrencies on December 1. Initially, it will offer Ether alongside Bitcoin and Tether.
The proposed rules may allow Ether to be included in 401(k) retirement plans, but will not require it. Experts believe Ether could be considered before lower-cap cryptocurrencies, although fiduciaries are still required to comply with prudent-investment standards.
A wallet with an address starting with 0x32c purchased 8,773.52 ETH for $19.62 million at an average price of $2,236.75. It previously bought 7,543 ETH at $2,048.69 during the March low.
- The Bank of Russia deemed Ether eligible for public trading, citing its market capitalization, average daily trading volume, and a price history of at least five years on foreign exchanges.
The Ethereum Foundation postponed Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) 8037 and 8038 under Glamsterdam, which change gas costs for certain operations. Developers will have more time to review the contracts before deployment on the mainnet.
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Ethereum ETF outflows reached $310 million in 2026; Moscow Exchange to launch test trading in Ether