1,926.0USD−4.52%

Today's highlights

  • From Nov. 17, 2026, Russia will cap non-qualified investors’ $ETHUSD purchases at 300,000 rubles a year through one intermediary. Buyers must pass required tests and receive risk disclosures.

  • BitMine held 6.07 million $ETH as of Nov. 8, about 4.97% of supply, with over 5.22 million staked. The firm said ETHUSD price moves may drive volatility in its results and financial position.

Nov 12•2,017.18USD−1.80%

Ether ETF outflows; custody, tokenization, ETH thesis dispute

  • U.S. spot Ether ETFs saw $144.8 million in net outflows on Nov. 11, led by BlackRock’s ETHA. November outflows reached $695.9 million, with year-to-date outflows at $534.1 million.

  • - Ethereum was included in Deutsche Bank’s institutional crypto custody services, while Amundi began tokenizing equity index funds on the Ethereum network.

  • Arca’s Jeff Dorman questioned the case for owning $ETHUSD, saying layer-1 investment theses lack proof. Consensys founder Joe Lubin said Dorman overlooked expected institutional adoption.

  • Ethlabs says Ethereum’s planned Hegotá upgrade should add FOCIL only if quantum readiness is protected. It backs Glamsterdam as planned; core developers have yet to approve the roadmap.

  • Ethereum (ETHUSD) faces a proposed shift in its hard-fork roadmap: Ethlabs plans to pull its quick-slots proposal from Hegotá and focus on a 2027 post-quantum and post-AI upgrade.

  • Israel's Discount Bank plans to add Ether trading through its mobile app starting Nov. 26. Trading fees and terms of use have not been disclosed.

  • - Development work on Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade continued. The upgrade is intended to improve network throughput and efficiency for Ethereum vs US Dollar, Spot CFD (ETHUSD).

  • - Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz said on Nov. 9 that he had reduced his Ethereum holdings from about 40,000 $ETH to 6 $ETH, citing general discomfort with investment risk.

  • Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin said mass adoption remains elusive, with few apps appealing to the public. He added that many buyers hold $ETH mainly for speculation.