Ether needs a break above the key $3,000 psychological level to reverse its two-month downtrend, which now hinges on investor sentiment following the largest financial hack in crypto history.

A large cryptocurrency trader, known as a whale, lost more than $308 million on a leveraged Ether position, underscoring the risks of leveraged trading during volatile market conditions.

The Bybit hacker, supposedly a North Korean entity, is now one of the world's largest ether holders, which may have bullish implications for the cryptocurrency's spot price. It's important to note ...

In one of the largest cryptocurrency-related thefts in history, exchange operator Bybit disclosed over the weekend that it lost US$1.5 billion worth of ether, which comes as industry enthusiasm ...

Ether's (ETH) 11.5% slide over the past 24 hours has moved the second-largest cryptocurrency closer to a series of mammoth $340 million liquidations on collateralized debt platform MakerDAO. On ...

Feb 21 (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit said on Friday an attacker gained control of an ether wallet and transferred around $1.5 billion worth of holdings to an unidentified address.

Ether and many of the higher profile altcoins such as Solana and Dogecoin remain under pressure while investors turn elsewhere with the sector still reeling after its biggest-ever hack last week.