Ethereum network news, updates, and ecosystem developments(135 articles)
The crypto market faces a steep decline, with major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum crashing. Over $2.5 billion in liquidations signals a bearish shift among traders.
The crypto market lost $100 billion this weekend, driven by significant drops in Ethereum and XRP amid geopolitical tensions. Thin liquidity amplified the downturn.
Solana's active addresses surged by 115% in January, while Bitcoin's acceptance among U.S. merchants grows. Cryptocurrency adoption is on the rise.
Bitcoin's drop below $84,000 raises concerns of a further decline, with analysts eyeing the crucial support at $74,508. Major altcoins like ETH and DOGE also face challenges.
Ethereum redirects $220 million from unresolved DAO contracts into a security fund, marking a significant step in enhancing network safety.
Crypto investment products saw nearly $1 billion in outflows as the total market cap dropped 6%. The sell-off highlights ongoing volatility in the crypto space.
Bitcoin and Ethereum see steep declines as market volatility triggers $1.8 billion in liquidations, pushing investors toward riskier altcoins.
Unclaimed Ethereum from The DAO hack will fund a new security initiative to enhance network safety, says advocate Griff Green. The move aims to improve asset storage security.
BitMine and Strategy stocks fell nearly 10% as Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged amid government shutdown fears. This market instability raises concerns for investors.
Ethereum revives The DAO with a $220 million fund to enhance security, marking a significant step in decentralized governance. Community-driven initiatives are set to reshape the network.
Ethereum is rolling out ERC-8004 to enhance AI agents' trustworthiness. Meanwhile, Solana focuses on financial infrastructure amid rising institutional interest.
Ethereum shows signs of a potential rally despite recent price corrections and market volatility, driven by strong transaction metrics and DEX activity.
Ethereum is advancing towards quantum resilience, with about 20% of its execution complete. This proactive approach positions Ethereum ahead of potential quantum threats.
Digital asset funds saw $1.73 billion in outflows, the largest since November 2025, largely driven by macroeconomic pressures and falling crypto prices.
Ethereum's struggle at the $3,000 mark contrasts with on-chain data showing whale accumulation, suggesting deeper market dynamics at play.
The Ethereum Foundation announces a $1 million prize to enhance cryptographic security, reflecting growing concerns over quantum computing threats.
Vitalik Buterin proposes integrating native DVT into Ethereum's staking framework to enhance security and decentralization, addressing key vulnerabilities.
Ethereum's recent price surge to $3.4K faces headwinds from macroeconomic factors, declining DApp usage, and regulatory uncertainty, prompting caution among traders.
Ethereum faces a significant staking backlog as demand surges, leading to wait times exceeding 44 days. This demand reflects growing confidence in the network's future.
Ethereum is experiencing significant growth in new users and retention, reflecting a broader market trend and potential regulatory implications.