Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade activates tomorrow on Dec. 3, 2025, delivering a 
sweeping package of scaling, security, and UX improvements aimed at pushing 
the network into its next era. Unpacking the Fusaka Upgrade Ethereum’s Fusaka 
upgrade will activate on Dec. 3, 2025, at 21:49:11 UTC, marking the start of 
epoch 411,392 (slot 13,164,544) and bringing a […]

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Ether price surged to $3,000 on Tuesday, but still lagged behind the US stock 
market rally as muted demand for ETH derivatives and growth in competing 
blockchains kept traders skeptical.

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On-chain data shows that the Bitcoin investors with a holding time greater 
than six months have seen an upward reversal in their supply for the first 
time in months. Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Supply Has Just Turned Around As 
pointed out by Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards in a new post on 
X, the 6-month inactive supply has recently witnessed its first uptick since 
April. This part of the supply, covering tokens that have been dormant (that 
is, not involved in any transaction on the blockchain) since at least six 
months ago, belongs to investors popularly known as long-term holders (LTHs). 
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Statistically, the longer investors keep their coins dormant, the less likely 
they are to sell them in the future. As such, the LTH cohort with its 
relatively long holding time includes the resolute hands of the market. 
Despite their resilience, however, these investors have participated in 
selling during the past few months. Below is the chart shared by Edwards that 
shows the trend in the amount of supply dormant for longer than six months. As 
is visible in the graph, the drawdown in the Bitcoin LTH supply changed for 
the worse during the cryptocurrency&#8217;s crash last month, indicating that the 
diamond hands took part in a significant amount of distribution. Since this 
selloff, however, the decline in the metric appears to have paused, at least 
for now. There has even been a small increase in the indicator recently, a 
potential sign of a shift in investor behavior. Something to note is that 
while drops in the LTH supply can correspond to selling that&#8217;s occurring in 
the present, the same isn&#8217;t true in the case of an increase. An uptick in the 
metric isn&#8217;t a sign that members of the cohort are buying right now. Rather, 
it suggests some accumulation occurred six months ago, and now those coins 
have been held long enough to mature into the group. That said, the trend is 
naturally still a positive sign for Bitcoin, as it implies HODLing behavior 
could be becoming more dominant on the network. The last time such a shift 
occurred was around the time of the cryptocurrency&#8217;s lows back in April. 
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$2,800 What followed that LTH supply rise was BTC&#8217;s rally to new all-time 
highs (ATHs). Considering this, it only remains to be seen whether the latest 
shift toward long-term holding will lead to anything similar, or if the 
cryptocurrency&#8217;s decline is here to stay this time around. BTC Price Bitcoin 
briefly slipped under $84,000 on Monday, but its price has since seen some 
recovery as it&#8217;s now back at $87,500. Featured image from Dall-E, 
Capriole.com, chart from TradingView.com

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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently distributed a 256 ETH grant to 
two privacy-focused messaging applications, Session and SimpleX Chat.

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The move combines Everstake’s validator infrastructure with Taurus’ regulated 
custody stack, adding a staking pathway for institutional clients.

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