The Ethereum roadmap remains extensive with several significant upgrades still in the pipeline. Over the next six months, Ethereum has planned upgrades to staking withdrawals, as well as various new applications that will enhance the blockchain’s security and provide a better user experience. With the implementation of Proto-Danksharding, a new
Ethereum’s 2.0 staking deposits vs. withdrawals are not so symmetric now. The number of deposits is taking up the volume from the withdrawals. The community was taken aback when the difference between deposits and withdrawals exceeded 75k ETH on April 15th. But the situation reversed on April 16th, with 16K
Ethereum’s (ETH) latest upgrade, Shapella, has been successful, allowing developers to swap out critical parts of the network mid-flight. Recent data from the Nansen Analytic firm reveals that approximately 18.5% of Ethereum validators have been unable to update their credentials on the Ethereum network. The data shows that 106,219 validators
Kraken, the US-based crypto exchange, has started withdrawing all staked Ethereum (ETH) amid US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) pressure. The exchange started the procedure to withdraw all staked ETH associated with its users in the U.S. ahead of the Ethereum Shapella upgrade, which is scheduled for April 12 at
Ethereum’s Shapella (Shanghai- Capella) upgrade is scheduled for the 12th of April, which is in two days during the 194048 epoch. There are a lot of rattles over this topic in the crypto market, and it is both positive and negative. This article is a summarization of all those. Diving
The Shapella hard fork set to activate on the Ethereum mainnet on April 12. Ethereum core developers confirmed that Shapella takes effect at epoch 194048, and scheduled for 10.27 p.m. UTC on April 12. Ethereum validators will be able to withdraw the Ether from the Beacon chain with the support
