The native currency of the Ethereum network hit a nearly three-year high of $914.20 before settling back to $809.86.
Bitcoin nearly triples its price in 2020 and ends the year close to $29,000, but ether gained 450%.
Another day, another all-time high in bitcoin as the cryptocurrency changed hands as high as $28,871.78.
Bitcoin fell to the $26,000 level after it hit above $28,000 on Sunday, yet markets remain bullish on both retail and institutional interest.
Bitcoin takes a break after record price-setting Sunday while some traders are plowing BTC into ETH.
Ether prices soared on Sunday, trading above $700 for the first time since May 21, 2018.
With XRP’s sell-off, bitcoin’s dominance increases. However, the derivatives market hints at more volatility ahead for the world's leading cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin recovers from Monday’s small-scale market sell-off to nearly $24,000, and ether follows bitcoin’s positive trend.
Bitcoin dipped Monday as some liquidations took hold while Ethereum 2.0 dynamics have influenced the amount of ether locked in DeFi.
Bitcoin is taking a breather after a breathless price run while investors seem to be placing trust in major Ethereum-based products for locking crypto.
Bitcoin’s price is setting records again Thursday as decentralized finance may be overlooked in a heated crypto market.
The total amount of Ethereum locked in Ethereum 2.0 has surpassed $1 billion since it went live.
Bitcoin is now solidly above $20,000 and a short supply and rising demand could push the price higher.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) announced Wednesday it will launch a futures contract on ether, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency by market value, in February.
Bitcoin continues to appreciate in price as ether options interest wanes after a hot November.