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TradingGain Newsroom··08 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTCEthereum moved −4.40% within one hour on Binance futures, trading around $2,128. Fast moves like this often bring a wave of long liquidations, so expect higher volatility in the next few candles.
An Ethereum wallet from the network's 2015 launch moved $4.6 million after 11 years of inactivity. Bots spotted it as soon as it became active and had planted lookalike addresses in its history to trick the owner. The owner still sent the funds to the correct address.
Asset manager Amundi announced on Nov. 5 a share class that represents fund units on Ethereum, tracking European stocks. Its release does not say how investors can get access, transfer units, or redeem them. Traders may see this as a sign that traditional funds are moving onto blockchains, but the lack of terms limits what it means for now.
Bitcoin fell 0.69% over the last 24 hours to about $74,232, while Ethereum dropped 1.53% and Solana 2.28%. The wider market was mixed, with 141 of 252 coins higher, so the move was modest. The most likely reasons are growing bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike in December and caution ahead of key US inflation data.
PNC Bank is testing a pilot that lets eligible corporate and institutional clients accept USDC on Ethereum. Each token is converted to one US dollar before it is deposited. For traders, it shows a major US bank linking stablecoin payments with regular dollar accounts.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin says ETH's value comes from its stability rather than from fees being burned. He points to the network's decentralization, censorship resistance and security as the sources of that value. For traders, this shifts the focus from fee-burn supply effects to the network's core strengths.
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