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Market Cap
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ETH Dominance
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ⓘ What do these numbers mean?
These are the core "vital signs" of Ethereum right now. The % from ATH tells you how far we are from the peak. ETH Dominance shows Ethereum's share of the total crypto market cap, reflecting its relative importance in the ecosystem.
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ⓘ About live price
This is what one Ether (ETH) costs right now. Like Bitcoin, Ethereum trades 24/7/365 across global exchanges. Price is set by supply and demand, influenced by DeFi activity, staking flows, and broader market sentiment.
Live Price
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ⓘ About Fear & Greed
This index measures overall crypto market sentiment, primarily driven by Bitcoin activity. It applies broadly to the entire crypto market including Ethereum. A reading of 0 means maximum panic, 100 means maximum euphoria. Historically, "Extreme Fear" (under 25) has been one of the best times to accumulate crypto assets. "Extreme Greed" (above 75) is historically when smart investors start taking profits.
Fear & Greed Index
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ⓘ About staking
Ethereum allows holders to stake their tokens to help secure the network and earn yield. Unlike Bitcoin, which offers no native yield, ETH stakers earn 2-4% annually. This yield comes from network fees and new ETH issuance. After The Merge in September 2022, staking replaced energy-intensive mining.
Staking Yield
~3%
Annual staking yield (APY)
Total ETH Staked ~36M (~30% of supply)
Active Validators ~1.1M
% of total supply staked
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ⓘ About ETH/BTC ratio
The ETH/BTC ratio measures how Ethereum performs relative to Bitcoin. A rising ratio means ETH is outperforming BTC. Historically, the ratio peaks during periods of high DeFi and NFT activity, and falls when Bitcoin dominance increases.
ETH/BTC Ratio
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ⓘ About this chart
This chart shows Ethereum's price history since its launch in 2015. Use LOG SCALE to see percentage moves rather than raw dollars, which reveals that each cycle follows a recognizable pattern. Toggle KEY EVENTS to see major milestones like The Merge, DeFi Summer, and ETF approval overlaid on the chart.
Price History
Signal Matrix
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ⓘ About these signals
These signals are derived from Ethereum's price relative to its ATH, Fear & Greed Index, and historical cycle patterns. They are educational tools based on pattern analysis -- NOT financial advice. Ethereum carries higher volatility and risk than Bitcoin. Always consult a financial advisor and never invest more than you can afford to lose completely.
BUY / DCA
For: Long-term investors with 4+ year horizon
    HOLD
    For: Anyone already holding Ethereum
      CAUTION / WAIT
      For: New short-term traders considering entry
        SELL / TRIM
        For: Short-term speculators who bought near the ATH
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          ⓘ About this calculator
          This calculator uses real historical Ethereum prices to show what your investment would be worth today. The "DCA" (Dollar Cost Averaging) mode shows the power of consistent, regular investing -- buying every month regardless of price -- which has historically reduced the risk of buying at the wrong time. Note: past performance does not guarantee future results.
          Portfolio Calculator
          Key Price Levels
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          ⓘ About these milestones
          Ethereum has evolved more than any other blockchain since its launch. From surviving the DAO hack to transitioning to proof-of-stake, each milestone has shaped both the technology and the market. Understanding this history helps frame current price action in context.
          Ethereum Milestones
          EventDateSignificance
          Ethereum LaunchJul 2015Network goes live, ICO at $0.31
          The DAO HackJun 2016$60M stolen, chain splits to ETC
          ICO Boom PeakJan 2018ATH $1,400, thousands of tokens
          DeFi SummerJun 2020TVL explodes, yield farming begins
          EIP-1559Aug 2021Fee burning begins, supply shift
          ATH $4,815Nov 2021DeFi + NFT peak
          The MergeSep 2022PoW to PoS, energy cut 99.95%
          Spot ETF ApprovedJul 2024SEC approves ETH ETFs
          ATH $4,946Aug 2025New cycle peak
          Ethereum 101

          Ethereum is a decentralized computing platform that runs smart contracts -- self-executing agreements written in code. If Bitcoin is digital gold, Ethereum is a digital operating system. It powers DeFi (decentralized finance), stablecoins, NFTs, and tokenized real-world assets. Over 280,000 tokens have been built on Ethereum.

          Bitcoin is a store of value with a fixed supply of 21 million coins. Ethereum is a programmable platform with no hard cap, but it has a dynamic burn mechanism (EIP-1559) that can make it deflationary during high usage periods. ETH holders can earn 2-4% staking yield -- something Bitcoin does not offer natively.

          Self-executing agreements written in code. They run exactly as programmed with no intermediaries needed. Smart contracts power everything from decentralized loans and insurance to gaming and identity verification. Once deployed, they cannot be altered, which provides trust and transparency.

          Staking means locking your ETH to help validate transactions and secure the network. In return, you earn 2-4% annual yield. Think of it as earning interest backed by network participation. Solo staking requires 32 ETH, but you can stake any amount through exchanges or liquid staking pools like Lido.

          Gas fees are transaction fees paid in ETH to use the network. They can spike during periods of high activity. A portion of every fee is burned (permanently destroyed), reducing supply over time. For cheaper transactions, Layer-2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base process transactions off the main chain at a fraction of the cost.