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Ethereum price today is $2,317, -2.24% in the last 24 hours. Live chart, key levels, a simple technical read and the latest Ethereum news below.
Ethereum is holding above its 200-day moving average, so the bigger trend is still positive, but price is below the 50-day average, which shows the short-term trend is mixed.
The daily RSI is 35, showing weak momentum.
Funding is normal at 0.004% per 8 hours, so leverage does not look stretched.
For today, the first resistance is near $2,393 and the first support is near $2,323. A daily close above resistance or below support would show the next direction.
Classic daily pivot levels for ETH, calculated from the last completed daily candle.
Automatic summary from daily candles, updated every few minutes. Not financial advice.
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Ethereum (ETH) is trading at $2,317 on Binance futures, down 2.24% in the last 24 hours. The 24-hour range is $2,292 to $2,391.
Our technical read for Ethereum today is neutral. Ethereum is holding above its 200-day moving average, so the bigger trend is still positive, but price is below the 50-day average, which shows the short-term trend is mixed. This is an automatic technical summary, not financial advice.
Based on the last daily candle, resistance is near $2,393 and $2,427, and support is near $2,323 and $2,287. The daily pivot is $2,357.
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A key mistake at Indian certificate issuer eMudhra left some Ethereum setups running Teku and Besu trusting forged certificates. Default mainnet nodes were not exposed, but developers are rushing out fixes. Traders may watch ETH for any sign that the issue weighs on sentiment.
Bitcoin is down 1.75% over 24 hours to $80,012, and most major coins fell too, with ETH down 2.55%, SOL 2.89%, and XRP 3.18%. Only 47 of 298 tracked coins are higher. The most likely reasons are the Federal Reserve's hawkish hold, which pushed investors away from riskier assets, and a tech stock selloff.
Teku and Besu Docker releases have been updated to fix a certificate trust issue. Users who installed the software as binaries must also check the Java runtime they installed separately. For traders, this is a technical maintenance update with no direct link to ETH prices.
Google has released its Multi-Party Compute system to a small group of users in private preview. Several major financial institutions are testing it, and Alphabet already uses it to protect its own Ethereum and Solana holdings. For traders, stronger custody security could make large institutions more comfortable holding crypto over time.
An ETHGas-funded study models a four-minute average wait at 5% qualified proposer weight. The findings help put ether.fi's April stake commitment into perspective. For traders, the story shows that the large Ethereum blockspace bet depends on who gets to produce the next block.
OpenAI has claimed a cryptography breakthrough, which has led to questions about whether it threatens Bitcoin. The claim centres on a theoretical speed-up for SAT problems, and that alone does not prove a practical cryptographic attack. For traders, this is mainly a headline risk rather than a proven threat to Bitcoin.
Bitcoin was nearly unchanged over 24 hours, down 0.05% at $80,527, while about half of the 268 tracked coins rose. Ether fell 0.65%, XRP fell 0.88%, and Dogecoin rose 1.32%. Most traders are waiting for the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate decision, which is widely expected to be a hold.
Kraken has opened Bitcoin and Ethereum options to eligible traders in the European Economic Area. The rollout adds USD-settled contracts to existing derivatives accounts. Shared futures collateral and portfolio margin are switched on by default, which may change how traders manage their positions.
Ethereum developers have fixed a bug in the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade that could have sent staking deposits to builders. The team first rejected the change, then reversed course. Testing delays gave developers more time to examine the flaw, which matters for anyone staking ETH.
Bitcoin rose 0.77% over the last 24 hours to about $80,588, and 195 of 261 tracked coins gained. Ether (+1.48%), XRP (+2.56%), BNB (+1.33%) and Dogecoin (+1.27%) also rose, while Solana fell 0.28%. The move is small, and the facts do not point to one clear cause, so traders appear to be waiting for the Federal Reserve's decision this week.
Bitmine, an Ethereum treasury firm, spent $46 million buying back its own shares rather than adding ether. Chairman Tom Lee said crypto has held up better than AI stocks during the recent market pullback. The shift may signal less direct ether buying from large holders, which traders may weigh against the firm's view of crypto's resilience.
Tom Lee's firm Bitmine bought 10,452 more ETH, bringing its holdings to 4.95% of Ethereum's supply. Its bigger move was buying back 2.04 million of its own shares, which the company calls the largest equity buyback by any crypto treasury firm. For traders, steady ETH buying by a large holder can support demand for the coin.
Circle has added Gateway, which gives holders of its Bitcoin-backed token, cirBTC, one combined balance across Ethereum and Arc. Gateway promises fast access once a deposit reaches finality, with a separate seven-day fallback exit. For traders, this is a change in how the token can be used across chains.
Lido is opening larger Ethereum validator setups that require a 32 ETH operator bond. Operators post this bond separately from the validator stake itself. For traders, how much stake reaches these validators later depends on activation, cap increases and protocol inflows.
Ethereum researchers have set up a message board for AI agents to help rescue the Glamsterdam fork. A separate site called 'Steal My Bitcoin' also made the news in the same weekly roundup. For traders, the Ethereum effort is a reminder that upgrade problems can add uncertainty to ETH.
Bitcoin fell 0.77% over 24 hours to about $79,929, and Ether dropped 1.24% to $2,314. The move was modest, and 163 of 276 tracked coins actually rose. The most likely reasons from the news are traders waiting on the Fed decision and midterm elections, money leaving bitcoin ETFs, and large AI fundraising that may pull investor money away from crypto.
Bitcoin rose 1.2% over the last 24 hours to about $80,566, and 162 of 220 tracked coins were higher. Gains were broad but modest, with ETH up 2%, SOL up 1.85%, and BNB up 3.01%. The likely reasons are a rebound from Bitcoin's weekend dip below $80,000 and renewed ETF demand, though the picture is still mixed.
Arthur Hayes, through Maelstrom, has exited its directional crypto positions and taken profits on Ethereum, Ethena, Uniswap and other tokens. On-chain analysts are tracking about $26 million in related token sales. Hayes pointed to rising macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty as the reason, so traders may watch whether other large holders follow.
Santiment reported that about 169,770 ETH left centralized exchanges on net in one day on Oct. 23, the largest daily withdrawal in over four months. That outflow was worth roughly $407 million at a $2,400 reference price, while October ETF losses topped $1 billion, so traders may weigh both signals.
A €10,000 stake in Ethereum at a 2.2% annual return would earn about €220 a year if ETH's price stays flat. That is only about €7 more than the average rate on new euro household deposits with up to one-year maturities, but ETH's price volatility comes with it.
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