Ethereum Week: ETH Breaks Its 200-Day Average as Glamsterdam Stalls

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Last Updated on: Nov 11, 2026|Published On: Nov 11, 2026

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Key Takeaways

ETH closed at about $2,052.65 on 10 November, down about 9.9% from about $2,277.55 on 3 November.
ETH hit $2,425 on 4 November, then lost 7.76% on 5 November in the AI stock sell-off. That was the worst day of the window.
ETH closed below its 200-day average on 8 November and dropped close to $2,000 after hot CPI data on 10 November.
US spot ETH ETFs lost about $326M in the window. That makes six straight weeks of outflows.
Glamsterdam is on hold with no Hoodi date. BitMine added 9,587 ETH and now holds about 4.97% of the supply.

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weekly coin updates

Bitcoin's Week. A $387M Hack Gets Resolved, ETFs Snap a 9-Day Streak, and Bitcoin Knocks on $87K Again

1. Monday, Sept 28: Recovery starts for Bitget hack
2. Tuesday, Sept 29: Ethereum Withdrawals Resume, ETF Streak Continues
3. Wednesday, Sept 30: The Streak Breaks, USDT Withdrawals Resume
4. Thursday, 1 October: Q4 opens with a rebound
5. Friday, 2 October: whipsaw price action from the jobs report

Ethereum's Week. A Record Quarter Closes, $2,800 Holds Firm Again, and a MetaMask Scare Jams the Staking Queue

Solana's Week. A Phantom Alpenglow Date, ETFs Hit the Brakes, and SOL Ends a Huge Quarter Near $120

1. Monday, 28 September: Alpenglow date passes
2. Tuesday, 29 September: the floor for the week
3. Wednesday, 30 September: the quarter closes, and the ETF run pauses
4. Thursday, 1 October: a bank stablecoin launches, along with the start of Q4
5. Friday, 2 October: a September jobs report sparks a spike that fades
6. Saturday, 3 October: a quiet climb
7. Where the Treasury Buyer Stands
8. Where Alpenglow Actually Stands
9. Just after the window: Solana DvP (announced 5 October)
10. What it means

BNB's Week. A Failed Run at $810, a Tokenised-Stock First, and a Fed-Minutes Wobble on 7 October

1. Monday, 28 September: A soft start
2. Tuesday, 29 September: The low of the week
3. Wednesday, 30 September: The quarter closed up
4. Thursday, 1 October: Quiet start to Q4
5. Friday, 2 October: Jobs report and a tokenised stock milestone
6. Saturday, 3 October: Best day of the week
7. Sunday, 4 October: Just under $800
8. Monday, 5 October: The $800 test
9. The burn and the ETF
10. What it means

XRP Week: ETF Streak Hits 12, Evernorth’s XRPN Nears Nasdaq

1. Monday 28 September
2. Tuesday 29 September
3. Wednesday 30 September
4. Thursday 1 October: Q4 opens, escrow unlocks
5. Friday 2 October: Jobs report whipsaw
6. Saturday 3 October: The quiet day
7. Sunday 4 October: The best day of the week
8. ETF flows: slower, but the streak continues
9. Evernorth heads to Nasdaq
10. XRP Ledger upgrades
11. Extended window: 5 to 7 October
12. What it means

Bitcoin Week: $80K Defended, ETFs Turn Green and Strategy Hits 848,000 BTC

1. Monday 5 October: Week opens near the highs
2. Tuesday 6 October: Inflows return
3. Wednesday 7 October: Fed minutes push to the downside
4. Thursday 8 October: The low for the week
5. Friday 9 October: Buying returns
6. Saturday 10 October: Quiet
7. Sunday 11 October: Back above $83,500
8. ETF flows (Farside)
9. Top five Bitcoin ETFs (by Bitcoin held)
10. Top five public treasury companies (by BTC held)
11. Bitcoin Core update
12. What’s in 32.0?
13. What it means

Ethereum Week: Glamsterdam Goes Live on Sepolia as ETH Buyers Defend $2,400

1. Monday 5 October
2. Tuesday 6 October
3. Wednesday 7 October
4. Thursday 8 October
5. Friday 9 October
6. Saturday 10 October
7. Sunday 11 October
8. ETF flows (Farside)
9. Top five Ethereum ETFs by ETH held (as of 9 October)
10. Top five public treasury companies by ETH held
11. Updates to the Ethereum software: Glamsterdam on testnets
12. Staking and the MetaMask validator exit
13. What it means

Solana Week: 200ms Slots Arrive and Alpenglow Gets a Date

1. Monday 5th October: SOL starts down
2. Tuesday 6th October: flat
3. Wednesday 7th October: starts to slide
4. Thursday 8th October: big drop
5. Friday 9th October: 200ms slots go live
6. Saturday 10th October: small bounce
7. Sunday 11th October: weekly close
8. Monday 12th October: SkyAI sells
9. Tuesday 13th October: new low, Alpenglow date
10. ETF flows (Farside)
11. The five largest SOL ETFs by size (US spot funds, ranked by assets)
12. The five largest Solana treasury companies by SOL held
13. Software and network updates
14. What it means

XRP Week: Batch Goes Live, Evernorth Lists, ETFs Keep Buying

1. Thursday 8 October: $1.3798 (-2.93%)
2. Friday 9 October: $1.3956 (+1.14%)
3. Saturday 10 October: $1.4020 (+0.46%)
4. Sunday 11 October: $1.4102 (+0.59%)
5. Monday 12 October: $1.3413 (-4.89%)
6. Tuesday 13 October: $1.3658 (+1.83%)
7. Wednesday 14 October: $1.3315 (-2.52%)
8. Thursday 15 October
9. XRP ETFs: Flows and Statistics (as of Oct. 14)
10. Top Five XRP ETFs by Amount of XRP Held (as of Oct. 14, closing prices)
11. Top XRP Treasury Companies
12. Software Releases
13. What it means

BNB Week: Buyers Defend $718 as the 37th Burn Nears

1. Thursday 8 October: The Flush
2. Friday 9 October: Steadier
3. Saturday 10 October: Small Gains
4. Sunday 11 October: Weekly Close
5. Monday 12 October: Further Losses
6. Tuesday 13 October: Dip Bought
7. Wednesday 14 October: Softer Again
8. US Spot BNB ETFs
9. Top BNB Treasury Companies
10. Updates on BNB Chain
11. What’s next: The 37th burn
12. What it means

BTC Week: $550M ETF Inflows, Strategy Keeps Buying, BTC Holds Range

1. Monday 12 October: $81,842.3 (-2.29%)
2. Tuesday 13 October: $83,156.8 (+1.61%)
3. Wednesday 14 October: $81,657.0 (-1.80%)
4. Thursday 15 October: $82,227.5 (+0.70%)
5. Friday 16 October: $81,587.4 (-0.78%)
6. Saturday 17 October: $81,477.7 (-0.13%)
7. Sunday 18 October: $82,111.0 (+0.78%)
8. Monday 19 October: $81,923.9 (-0.23%)
9. Tuesday 20 October: $83,012.4 (+1.33%)
10. Wednesday 21 October: approx. $83.5K (provisional)
11. US spot BTC ETF flows (Farside, cross-checked against SoSoValue-based reports)
12. Top 5 BTC ETFs by BTC held (BitcoinTreasuries.net, 21 Oct)
13. Top BTC Treasury Companies
14. Software updates
15. Bitcoin Supply and Holdings
16. What it means

ETH Week: ETFs Shed $449.5M, but BitMine Tops 6M ETH

1. Monday 12 Oct: $2,447 (-3.55%)
2. Tuesday 13 Oct: $2,498 (+2.09%)
3. Wednesday 14 Oct: $2,422 (-3.06%)
4. Thursday 15 Oct: $2,443 (+0.87%)
5. Friday 16 Oct: $2,423 (-0.79%)
6. Saturday 17 Oct: $2,403 (-0.84%)
7. Sunday 18 Oct: $2,411 (+0.32%)
8. Monday 19 Oct: $2,408 (-0.10%)
9. Tuesday 20 Oct: approx. $2,446 (+1.60%)
10. Wednesday 21 Oct: provisional
11. ETF flows (Farside, cross-checked with SoSoValue-based reports)
12. The top 5 Ethereum ETFs by ETH held (derived from net assets at the 20 Oct price)
13. Top 5 public treasury companies by ETH Holdings
14. Ethereum Software Updates: Glamsterdam
15. Ethereum Supply and Holdings
16. What it means

SOL Week: Alpenglow Arrives on Mainnet as SOL Holds Its Range

1. 14th Oct Wed - $104.25 (-2.39%)
2. 15th Oct Thurs - $105.42 (+1.13%)
3. 16th Oct Fri - $104.40 (-0.97%)
4. 17th Oct Sat - $103.44 (-0.92%)
5. 19th Oct Mon - $105.05 (+0.89%)
6. 20th Oct Tues - $106.51 (+1.40%)
7. 21st Oct Wed - Provisional close $107.8
8. ETF flows (Farside matched with TokenPost)
9. Top 5 SOL ETFs by assets (The Block, undated)
10. Top Solana treasury companies by SOL held
11. SkyAI
12. Updates on Solana
13. Supply of Solana
14. What it means

XRP Week: Price Holds the $1.29 Floor as ETF Inflows Return

1. Friday 16 Oct: $1.3110 (-1.77%)
2. Saturday 17 Oct: $1.2934 (-1.34%)
3. Sunday 18 Oct: $1.3070 (+1.05%)
4. Monday 19 Oct: $1.3036 (-0.26%)
5. Tuesday 20 Oct: $1.3355 (+2.44%)
6. Wednesday 21 Oct: about $1.365 (+2%)
7. Thursday 22 Oct: about $1.31 (-4%)
8. ETF flows (SoSoValue-based reports)
9. Top 5 US spot XRP ETFs by XRP held (xrp-insights, 21 Oct close)
10. Top XRP treasury companies
11. Recent updates to the XRP Ledger and XRP services
12. Supply and Holdings
13. Implications

Bitcoin Week: $80K Support Holds Through the Biggest ETF Outflow Since June

1. Thursday, October 22: $81,409.3 (-3.17%)
2. Friday, October 23: $81,168.0 (-0.30%)
3. Saturday 24 Oct: $80,870.5 (-0.37%)
4. Sunday 25 Oct: $80,405.1 (-0.58%)
5. ETF flows (Farside, US Spot BTC ETFs)
6. Top 5 BTC ETFs by BTC held (Bitbo, 21 Oct, before the 22-23 Oct outflows)
7. Top BTC treasury companies (latest filed or reported holdings)
8. Software updates
9. Bitcoin supply and holdings
10. What it means

Solana Week: SOL Holds $100 as Alpenglow Goes Live and SkyAI Exits

1. Whale Movement
2. ETF flows (SoSoValue matched with TokenPost, KuCoin, ChainCatcher and Coinboss)
3. Largest Solana ETF
4. Top Solana treasury companies by SOL held
5. SkyAI
6. Updates on Solana
7. Supply of Solana

Ethereum Week: Exchange Outflows Hit a 4-Month High as BitMine Keeps Buying

1. Thursday 22 Oct: $2,389.41 (-3.39%)
2. Friday 23 Oct: $2,387.41 (-0.08%)
3. Saturday 24 Oct: $2,359.25 (-1.18%)
4. Sunday 25 Oct: $2,329.41 (-1.26%)
5. Monday 26 Oct: $2,317.89 (-0.49%)
6. ETF flows (Farside for 22-23 Oct, SoSoValue for 26 Oct)
7. Top 5 ETH ETFs by ETH held (derived from net assets ÷ ETH price, 22-26 Oct)
8. Top 5 public treasury companies by ETH held.
9. Ethereum software updates: Glamsterdam
10. Ethereum supply and holdings
11. What it means

BNB Week: Jenner Fork Hits Testnet as BNB Holds Above $730

1. 22nd Oct Wed: $731.28 (-2.02%)
2. 24th Oct Fri: about $739.6 (about flat)
3. 26th Oct Sun: about $742.7 (+0.56%)
4. 27th Oct Mon: about $745.1 (about +0.3%)
5. 28th Oct Tues: close not confirmed
6. Network activity (Q3)
7. US spot BNB ETFs
8. Top BNB Treasury Companies
9. BNB Chain
10. BNB Supply and Holdings

Bitcoin Week: $6.3B Binance Hack and $717M ETF Outflows Drag BTC Down 3.4%

1. Monday 26 Oct: $80,126 (flat)
2. Tuesday 27 Oct: $80,907 (+0.97%)
3. Wednesday 28 Oct: $81,338 (+0.53%)
4. Thursday 29 Oct: $77,972 (-4.14%)
5. Friday 30 Oct: $77,321 (-0.83%)
6. Saturday 31 Oct: $77,550 (+0.30%)
7. Sunday 1 Nov: $78,337 (+1.01%)
8. Monday 2 Nov: about $76,820 (about -1.9%)
9. Tuesday 3 Nov: about $77,370 (about +0.7%)
10. ETF flows
11. What it means

Ethereum Week: ETH Holds $2,200 Despite the Binance Hack and $568M of ETF Outflows

1. Tuesday 27 Oct: $2,350.86 (+1.18%)
2. Wednesday 28 Oct: $2,359.59 (+0.37%)
3. Thursday 29 Oct: $2,252.89 (-4.52%)
4. Friday 30 Oct: $2,244.49 (-0.37%)
5. Saturday 31 Oct: $2,255.47 (+0.49%)
6. Sunday 1 Nov: $2,275.96 (+0.91%)
7. Monday 2 Nov: about $2,250 (about -1.1%)
8. Tuesday 3 Nov: about $2,280 (about +1.3%)
9. ETF flows
10. What it means

Solana Week: Record ETF Outflows and the Binance Hack Drag SOL Down 8.4%

1. Wednesday 28 Oct: $102.44 (+1.08%)
2. Thursday 29 Oct: $95.64 (-6.64%)
3. Friday 30 Oct: $96.38 (+0.77%)
4. Saturday 31 Oct: $95.54 (-0.87%)
5. Sunday 1 Nov: $94.53 (-1.06%)
6. Monday 2 Nov: $91.98 (-2.70%)
7. Tuesday 3 Nov: $92.83 (+0.92%)
8. ETF Flows
9. Treasury Companies
10. What It Means

BNB Week: BNB Takes the Hardest Hit From the $6.3B Binance Hack, Then Rebounds

1. Thursday 29 Oct: $698.65 (-8.02%)
2. Friday 30 Oct: $704.39 (+0.82%)
3. Saturday 31 Oct: $703.60 (-0.11%)
4. Sunday 1 Nov: $712.69 (+1.29%)
5. Monday 2 Nov: $699.24 (-1.89%)
6. Tuesday 3 Nov: $698.69 (-0.08%)
7. Wednesday 4 Nov: $720.06 (+3.06%)
8. US spot BNB ETF
9. Top BNB Treasury companies
10. BNB Chain
11. What it means

XRP Week: Whales Buy, XRPL Fix Goes Live, Then a Tech Crash Drags XRP to $1.21

1. Friday 30 Oct: about $1.26 (about +1.6%)
2. Saturday 31 Oct: about $1.25 (about -0.4%)
3. Sunday 1 Nov: about $1.25 (about flat)
4. Monday 2 Nov: about $1.25 (about flat)
5. Tuesday 3 Nov: about $1.28 (about +2.2%)
6. Wednesday 4 Nov: about $1.30 (about +2.2%)
7. Thursday 5 Nov: about $1.21 (about -7%)
8. ETF flows
9. Treasury companies
10. What it means

Bitcoin Week: AI Stock Crash and Hot CPI Drag BTC to Its Lowest Since August

1. Wednesday 4 Nov: $80,504 (+3.89%)
2. Thursday 5 Nov: $76,044 (-5.54%)
3. Friday 6 Nov: $75,874 (-0.22%)
4. Saturday 7 Nov: $75,974 (+0.13%)
5. Sunday 8 Nov: $74,728 (-1.64%)
6. Monday 9 Nov: $75,333 (+0.81%)
7. Tuesday 10 Nov: about $73,600 (about -2.3%)
8. ETF flows
9. What it means

Current Article

Ethereum Week: ETH Breaks Its 200-Day Average as Glamsterdam Stalls

1. Wednesday 4 Nov: $2,425.00 (+6.47%)
2. Thursday 5 Nov: $2,236.83 (-7.76%)
3. Friday 6 Nov: $2,238.94 (+0.09%)
4. Saturday 7 Nov: $2,239.78 (+0.04%)
5. Sunday 8 Nov: $2,126.39 (-5.06%)
6. Monday 9 Nov: $2,134.26 (+0.37%)
7. Tuesday 10 Nov: $2,052.65 (-3.82%)
8. ETF flows
9. What it means

Solana Week: ETFs Sell, Treasuries Buy, and SOL Breaks Its 200-Day Average

1. Wednesday 4 Nov: $95.59 (+2.92%)
2. Thursday 5 Nov: $89.26 (-6.62%)
3. Friday 6 Nov: $90.14 (+0.99%)
4. Saturday 7 Nov: $89.79 (-0.39%)
5. Sunday 8 Nov: $86.43 (-3.74%)
6. Monday 9 Nov: $86.69 (+0.30%)
7. Tuesday 10 Nov: $83.34 (-3.86%)
8. ETF flows
9. Treasury companies
10. What it means

Ether lost almost 10% in a week. Bitcoin lost 5%.

ETH closed at about $2,277.55 on 3 November and ended 10 November at about $2,052.65, down about 9.9%. It jumped 6.47% to $2,425 on 4 November, the day after the US midterm elections. Then the AI and chip stock sell-off hit, and ETH dropped 7.76% the next day, its worst day of the window. Another 5% fall on 8 November pushed it under its 200-day average. Hot CPI data on 10 November took it close to $2,000. US spot ETH ETFs lost about $326M. On 6 November, the Ethereum Foundation put Glamsterdam on hold until gas-pricing risks are fixed. BitMine kept buying, adding 9,587 ETH. It now holds about 4.97% of all ETH.

Prices are UTC day closes from Coinranking. The 9 and 10 November closes come from Coinranking’s hourly data at midnight UTC.

Wednesday 4 Nov: $2,425.00 (+6.47%)

Best day of the window. Crypto rallied the day after the US midterm elections, and BTC broke above $80,000.

ETFs: +$53.02M, ending a run of outflows. That includes ETHA +$32.75M, FETH +$19.24M and ETHB -$22.38M (SoSoValue via KuCoin).

Thursday 5 Nov: $2,236.83 (-7.76%)

Worst day of the window. Investors dumped AI and chip stocks, and the Nasdaq 100 had its worst session since March 2020. ETH fell HARDER than BTC (CoinDesk). Crypto liquidations topped $1B in 24 hours.

ETFs: -$99.97M (ETHA -$75.20M, ETHB -$21.99M, FETH -$2.24M, ETHE -$0.54M).

Friday 6 Nov: $2,238.94 (+0.09%)

Glamsterdam got stopped. The Ethereum Foundation said the upgrade will not go to the Hoodi testnet until the problems found in testing are fixed. Why? Two gas-cost changes, EIP-8037 and EIP-8038, could leave some existing smart contracts open to attack. Developers published eight gas assumptions that contracts rely on, and ChainSecurity and Dedaub are now reviewing them. No new date. The live network is not affected (CryptoTicker).

The October jobs report also came in hot: 165,000 new jobs against 59,000 expected. That pushed up bets on a December Fed rate hike.

ETFs: -$93.19M (ETHA -$90.76M, Grayscale ETH -$1.91M, FETH -$1.67M, ETHB +$1.15M).

Saturday 7 Nov: $2,239.78 (+0.04%)

Quiet. By Saturday evening ETH’s 24-hour range was about $2,218 to $2,249 (CryptoTicker).

No ETF flows over the weekend.

Sunday 8 Nov: $2,126.39 (-5.06%)

ETH fell 5.06% and closed BELOW its 200-day average of about $2,156 (CryptoTicker).

Monday 9 Nov: $2,134.26 (+0.37%)

BitMine bought 9,587 ETH in the past week. It now holds 6,070,092 ETH, about 4.97% of the supply. 5,227,037 ETH is staked, and it has $475M in cash and securities plus 216 BTC (company release via CoinGape). Tom Lee expects about $359M a year in staking income once all of it is staked.

About $462M of crypto positions were liquidated, about $425M of them longs (CoinGlass via crypto.news).

ETFs: -$184.51M, third straight day of outflows. ETHA -$119.3M, Grayscale ETH -$25M, ETHB -$20.8M, FETH -$19.1M, TETH -$2M, MSSE +$1.6M (SoSoValue; fund split from Farside via NewsBTC).

Tuesday 10 Nov: $2,052.65 (-3.82%)

October CPI rose 0.4% against 0.3% expected. Core rose 0.3% against 0.2%. ETH fell 3.7% to $2,042 that afternoon (The Block), and its lowest hourly close was about $2,018 (Coinranking). ETH liquidations came to just under $240M (CoinGlass via Bitcoin.com News).

A wallet linked to the Ethereum Foundation sold 1,000 ETH, about $2.13M. Nobody knows for sure who controls it (Lookonchain via crypto.news).

ETFs: -$1.32M, fourth straight day of outflows (Grayscale ETH -$1.96M, TETH -$0.41M, ETHB +$1.05M) (TokenPost).

ETF flows

4 to 10 November: about -$326M. The week of 2 to 6 November lost about $365M, the SIXTH straight week of outflows (SoSoValue via KuCoin). Cumulative net inflows are down to about $11.74B. Net assets are about $11.64B, or 4.63% of ETH’s market cap (TokenPost, 10 Nov).

What it means

ETH fell about TWICE as much as BTC this week, -9.9% against -5.0%. It lost the 200-day average. And the Glamsterdam delay took away the one near-term upgrade story ETH had. ETF selling almost stopped on 10 November, but nobody is buying either.

Support is $2,000, then about $1,800 (The Block). Resistance is about $2,156, the 200-day average, then $2,200, then about $2,332, the 20-day average (CryptoTicker, crypto.news).

Next up: the Glamsterdam security reviews and any new Hoodi date, the Fed minutes on 18 November, PCE inflation on 25 November and the Fed decision on 9 December. Until ETH wins back $2,156, every bounce is a chance for sellers to get out, and $2,000 is the line that matters.

Data and sources: Prices from Coinranking; ETF flows from SoSoValue via KuCoin and TokenPost, and Farside via NewsBTC; BitMine from its release via CoinGape; treasuries from BitcoinTreasuries.net; Glamsterdam from the Ethereum Foundation via CryptoTicker; market news from CoinDesk, The Block, crypto.news, and Bitcoin.com News; liquidations from CoinGlass; on-chain data from Lookonchain.

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