Ethereum News 11 October 2025 - 9 November 2025

Ethereum Price Struggles Below $4,000 in Early November Ethereum entered November 2025 on the back foot, with its price slipping under the psychological $4,000 threshold in the final days of October. On October 28, ETH was still above $4,100, but by Oct. 31 it had slid to about $3,800coingecko.com. By the morning of November 3, Ethereum traded in the upper $3,700s, marking a roughly 9–10% drop in just one week. This retreat punctured the optimism that had built up after ETH’s strong performance earlier in the fall. In fact, just two months prior, Ether had rallied to a four-year high

BMNR’s Wild Stock Ride in 2025 Few stocks have seen a rollercoaster like BMNR this year. The share price languished under $2 late last year, then exploded in mid-2025 as BitMine’s crypto pivot captivated the market ts2.tech. By early July, BMNR hit an intraday high of $161 after a major equity raise stoked optimism ts2.tech. Since then, volatility has been the norm: the 52-week range spans from under $4 to $161 ts2.tech. In recent weeks, BMNR’s day-to-day moves have closely tracked the crypto market. After hovering around $59–$60 in early October, the stock jumped 11.6% on Oct. 6 to close at

Ethereum Extends Its Lead in Developer Numbers Ethereum has solidified its lead as the world’s largest blockchain developer ecosystem in 2025. An analysis of open-source contributions (by Electric Capital and the Ethereum Foundation) found 16,181 new developers joined Ethereum from January through September – the most of any network cryptonews.net. This brings Ethereum’s active developer count to roughly 31,869, far outpacing every other blockchain cryptonews.net. Together, Ethereum and second-place Solana now make up nearly half of all blockchain developers worldwide cryptonews.net. Ethereum’s sizable developer community reflects its broad adoption and maturity: the platform underpins everything from decentralized finance to NFTs,

Summary of Key Facts: As of October 12, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) trades around $3,800 (about €3,500) after a violent sell-off. ETH is down roughly 15–16% over the past week and ~14% in the last monthchangelly.com. This swing followed a geopolitical shock: President Trump’s announcement of massive new China tariffs on Oct. 10–11 triggered a “crypto carnage,” sending ETH ~7% lower (below $4,100) on Oct. 10coindesk.com. Over $600 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated that day, including $235M of ETH longscoindesk.com. Earlier in early October, ETH had spiked to ~ $4,750 during a broad “Uptober” rally as institutions poured into crypto – for example, spot ETH ETFs saw