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The on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has revealed an Ethereum indicator that reliably flagged the price bottom in advance of the recent rally. Ethereum NUPL Fell Into Capitulation Zone Earlier In a new post on X, Glassnode has talked about an Ethereum indicator from its joint report with cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. The metric in question is the “Net Unrealized Profit/Loss,” which measures, as its name suggests, the net amount of profit or loss that the investors of the asset as a whole are holding right now. Related Reading: XRP MVRV Ratio Flashes Signal That Last Led To 630% Surge The metric works by going through the transaction history of each coin on the network to see what price it was last moved at. If this previous transfer value was more than the current spot price for any token, then that particular token is assumed be in a state of net unrealized loss. Similarly, a coin with a cost basis below the latest price is considered in profit. The NUPL sums up the degree of profit/loss involved in both cases and calculates the difference between them. When the value of the indicator is positive, it means the investors as a whole are sitting in a state of net unrealized profit. On the other hand, it being under the zero mark implies the dominance of loss in the market. Now, here is the chart shared by the analytics firm that shows the trend in the Bitcoin NUPL over the past few years: As is visible in the above graph, the Ethereum NUPL observed a significant decline earlier in the year when the asset’s price plummeted. In this plunge, the indicator went down to around -0.2, which suggests investors dipped into a net state of loss. Not just that, the level of relative unrealized loss present on the network was notable enough for the sentiment to be flagged as “capitulation” under Glassnode’s methodology. Related Reading: Bitcoin Sees Influx Of New Capital: First-Time Buyers Add 140,000 BTC Often, cryptocurrency markets move in the direction that the crowd least expects, so the presence of a high amount of loss can lead to a bottom. From the chart, this seems to be what occurred when the NUPL dropped into the capitulation zone. With the price surge that has followed since this low, sentiment among Ethereum investors has naturally marked an improvement. The NUPL may be to keep an eye on, however, as once the balance shifts overwhelmingly towards profit, another shift in the market could become probable: this one to a downtrend. ETH Price Ethereum has broken away from Bitcoin as its price has jumped by more than 20% over the past week, reaching the $3,600 level. Featured image from Dall-E, Glassnode.com, chart from TradingView.com
For the first time in the 18-month history of US spot-crypto exchange-traded funds, the day’s heaviest torrent of institutional cash swept into Ethereum, not Bitcoin. Flow tallies for Thursday put net subscriptions across the nine US spot Ether ETFs at $602 million, edging out the $522.6 million that landed in the 11-strong cohort of U spot Bitcoin ETFs. The figures, compiled by on-chain analytics site SoSoValue, mark a symbolic hand-off between the two flagship assets in a market where Bitcoin has dominated inflows since July 2024. Thursday’s surge came less than twenty-four hours after Ethereum funds smashed their own single-day record with an eye-watering $726 million haul, a feat that pushed cumulative holdings to just under five million ETH and lifted the spot price of the underlying token above $3,400 for the first time since January. Ethereum Beats Bitcoin The spearhead was BlackRock ’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ticker ETHA) yesterday, which absorbed roughly $550 million—its second consecutive personal best—leap-frogging the firm’s flagship Bitcoin product IBIT on the day’s league table. According to flow data collated by Arkham Intelligence and Farside Investors, ETHA has raked in $1.25 billion over the past five sessions and now holds close to $7 billion worth of ETH, almost one-fifth of all assets parked in US Ethereum ETFs. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart, posting on X, put the milestone in context: “As a group the US spot Ether ETFs have taken in over $5.5 billion since launch, including more than $3.3 billion since mid-April.” He noted that part of the magnetism stems from the return of a double-digit cash-and-carry basis on CME Ether futures, though futures positioning alone does not explain the depth of demand. Seyffart’s chart of CME open interest shows not only a sharp climb in nominal ETH terms but also a dollar-value trajectory that is beginning to rival early-2025 Bitcoin futures activity. Structural tailwinds extend beyond arbitrage. Nasdaq has just filed to add native staking to BlackRock’s ETHA—a move that, if approved, would let the fund earn network rewards and potentially lift its headline yield above 5 percent, making Ether ETFs a rare blend of growth asset and income instrument. Bitcoin, meanwhile, remains the undisputed heavyweight by sheer scale. Spot BTC ETFs have amassed $53 billion in net inflows since their January 2024 debut and command more than $150 billion in assets: ETF Store president Nate Geraci reminded followers that Bitcoin demand has hardly cooled, tweeting that spot BTC products logged inflows in 26 of the past 27 sessions, adding “over $10 billion” in fresh capital that is “pure & simple… institutional $$$.” Yet Thursday’s flip in the daily standings underscores palpable momentum for Ethereum. Analysts attribute part of the shift to Ethereum-specific catalysts: a six-month high in staking yields, anticipation of SEC approval for staking-enabled ETFs by year-end, and bipartisan momentum behind the GENIUS and CLARITY bills that would hard-wire commodity status for most large-cap crypto assets. Whether Thursday proves an inflection point or a statistical blip will depend on the sustainability of that rotation. For now, a once-unthinkable headline—Ethereum ETFs beat Bitcoin ETFs—captures the market. At press time, ETH traded at $3,612.
Thumzup Media Corp. has approved plans to hold up to $250 million in crypto, expanding its treasury beyond bitcoin to include ethereum, solana, ripple, and more. Bold $250 Million Expanded Crypto Treasury Strategy Authorized by Thumzup Media Thumzup Media Corporation (Nasdaq: TZUP) has received board approval to hold up to $250 million in digital assets.
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An unlucky trader paid 31.22 ETH, equivalent to $112,745, while trading on the DeFi platform PulseChain. Whale Alert shared the news first on X (formerly Twitter), and the transaction happened around 14 hours ago when ETH was trading at $3,611.56. 💸 A fee of 31 #ETH (112,745 USD) has just been paid for a single transaction! https://t.co/kmsSPDfdy9 — Whale Alert (@whale_alert) July 18, 2025 The trader attempts to get a refund The unlucky trader reached out to the Ethereum validator named TitanBuilder through on-chain messages. These blockchain messages are viewable on the Ethereum network. In the message , the trader wrote to the gas fees recipient, “Help! Some buggy wallet sent this transaction on Ethereum instead of Pulsechain, can you please send me back the super-high fee 31.22ETH this mistake has caused? please it is a huge amount of money to me.” The trader stated that his wallet is buggy, causing the transaction to be processed on the Ethereum network instead of the PulseChain network. Since PulseChain utilizes the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), the transaction is valid on both PulseChain and Ethereum . Such a human error happens because the trader has to choose between paying the fees in ETH or the network’s native coin. In this case, it’s PulseChain’s native coin, PLS, which is trading at $0.00003014, based on data from CoinGecko. Ether, on the other hand, is trading at $3,525.88. Conor Grogan, a Director at Coinbase, took to X and urged the Ethereum validator TitanBuilder to return the funds to the trader. He wrote, “Do this poor guy a solid and farm some good karma.” Grogan also stated that the 31 Ether coins were transferred to a crypto exchange wallet, which seems to be an automated transaction. Grogan stated on X that he spends his free time helping users find their lost funds or unclaimed airdrops. Last month, Grogan said that over the past few years, he has helped more than 50 people recover over $10 million in lost Ether or unclaimed airdrops. He also managed to recover more than $3 million belonging to the crypto exchange Gate. Four hours ago, Ethereum validator TitanBuilder refunded the trader and sent him 29.5295 ETH, equivalent to $103,511.61. The validator wrote on X “We have refunded 100% of the block profit back to the user.” KEY Difference Wire helps crypto brands break through and dominate headlines fast
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