
Ethereum is experiencing a critical phase as stakeholders emphasize the need for unity within its ecosystem. Companies and organizations such as Offchain Labs and OmniFDN are advocating for a cohesive approach to enhance user experience across Ethereum and its associated chains. Offchain Labs highlighted the potential of the Universal Intents Engine to address fragmentation issues. Meanwhile, analysts from MessariCrypto noted a decline in attendance and engagement at the recent ETH Denver 2025 event, contrasting last year's palpable energy with this year's quieter atmosphere. Despite these challenges, Ethereum's price has rebounded by 6%, reaching $2,300, although decentralized finance (DeFi) activity has diminished, with total value locked (TVL) dropping from $71 billion to $50 billion. The upcoming Pectra upgrade is anticipated to provide some relief, but concerns about capital rotation persist.
ETH CLIMBS, BUT CAN IT HOLD? Ethereum's 6% rebound pushes it back to $2,300, but under the hood, DeFi activity is fading; TVL fell from $71B to $50B, DEX volume is down, and fees have cratered—capital rotation is in play. The Pectra upgrade might offer relief, but without… https://t.co/duVsY4P1Fy
Insights from HK to Denver, Ethereum faces its 'Dunkirk Moment.' Can Ethereum reclaim its dominance or will short-termism reshape Web3? https://t.co/Pw96gKKaNK
ETH Denver 2025 Analyst Takeaways Last year @MessariCrypto analysts stated that the “energy around ETH Denver was palpable.” This year, the energy around ETH Denver was lethargic. Attendance was smaller, innovation was quieter, and morale was down. Yet, we're excited. 🧵 https://t.co/iboB9RWwLs

