The future of the Ethereum protocol is on the brink of exciting changes, particularly highlighted in Vitalik Buterin’s latest segment, part 6: “The Splurge.” This section dives into several incremental improvements that may not fit into tidy categories. But these are crucial for the protocol’s overall success. Vitalik’s vision aims
The Global cryptocurrency market cap currently stands at $2.29 trillion, a slight 0.44% gain in the past day. Over the last 24 hours, trading volumes reached $50 billion, up by 5.80%. DeFi trading volumes accounted for $3.38 billion of this, or 6.76% of the daily total, while stablecoins made up
As the growth of the crypto market reaches another level, many indicators suggest that major assets will be a decisive year in 2025. Leading the charge are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Rexas Finance, a newly emerging token already praised as the “Cardano-Killer.” These three tokens are expected to bring great gains:
Ethereum itself is witnessing a bullish trend, with large wallet transfers and increased trading volumes. As of September 19, the US Spot Ethereum ETF has shown significant movement, with a daily net inflow of $5.24 million, primarily from Blackrock’s ETHA, which recorded the entire inflow. The ETF now boasts total
Very few traders have the foresight to ride a cryptocurrency from its low to its peak, but when they do, it’s worth paying attention. One expert investor who recognized Ethereum’s potential, profiting as it soared from $200 to nearly $4,800, has now shifted focus to Rexas Finance, a promising new
Ethereum is trading at $2,329, according to CMC data, reflecting a slight decrease of 1.32% over the last 24 hours. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has faced notable pressure amid broader market corrections. With Ethereum’s network still being the backbone of decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFTs, price fluctuations
Ethereum has been experiencing a bearish momentum since the 30th of July. It declined drastically from $3,361 to $2,398. This is approximately a $1000 difference. At the time of writing, ETH is trading at 2,398 a 2.50% decrease in the past week. The 24-hour volume stands at $15,518,482,552 billion, reflecting
The concept of Decentralised Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) has revolutionised how communities and projects govern themselves. However, as the landscape of decentralised governance evolves, new challenges emerge. Particularly the threat of bribery within “Dark DAOs.” Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has recently raised concerns about these threats. Emphasising the need for robust
Jump Trading, a prominent crypto trading firm, has made headlines again by cashing out $116.7 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) just 11 hours ago. This move follows a significant sell-off that began on July 24, during which the firm withdrew $611.78 million USDC from Binance and deposited $558.2 million USDC
Ethereum’s scaling issue is not a new topic of discussion in the crypto realm; this pioneering smart contract blockchain is notorious for high gas fees due to its limited throughput during periods of high activity. One of the main reasons behind the limited scalability is the sequential nature of Ethereum’s
