The Ethereum network, its upgrades and the apps and companies built on it.
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Bybit has upgraded its Options Data platform with institutional-grade analytics, including BVOL, Max Pain, gamma exposure and position tracking, as crypto options trading continues to grow.
Galaxy and SharpLink have launched a $125 million institutional onchain yield fund, allowing corporate Ethereum treasuries to generate returns across DeFi beyond staking.
World Chain will become the first production Layer-2 blockchain to deploy streamed EIP-7928 block access lists, enabling faster transaction validation without increasing validator hardware requirements.
Flare has integrated FXRP into Sentora's $280 million RLUSD vault on Morpho, allowing XRP holders to borrow RLUSD on Ethereum without selling their XRP exposure.
Kula has proposed six new Ethereum ERC standards designed to bring common infrastructure to the $36 billion tokenised real-world asset market, covering ownership, compliance, legal records, and valuations.
The Ethereum Foundation has appointed security researcher Pascal Caversaccio to its board, reinforcing its focus on security, privacy and governance as the Ethereum ecosystem continues to expand.
Vitalik Buterin has unveiled Ethereum's most ambitious roadmap since The Merge as Bitmine expands its holdings to nearly 5% of the ETH supply, highlighting Ethereum's growing institutional momentum.
Fhenix has acquired Sunscreen and appointed founder Ravital Solomon to lead research, strengthening its mission to build fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) and quantum-safe privacy infrastructure for Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base.
Crypto markets are becoming more selective as investors rotate toward utility-driven networks like Stellar, Hyperliquid, and Solana, while ETH, XRP, ADA, and BNB struggle to regain momentum.
A former Ethereum Foundation contributor warns Ethereum could face a developer funding shortfall within months as foundation spending declines, key programs expire, and leadership departures continue.
Bitcoin is attempting to recover after a sharp selloff, but inflation reports, Federal Reserve expectations, rising oil prices, and Middle East tensions could determine where crypto markets head next.
Crypto liquidations surged to nearly $1 billion in 24 hours, wiping out more than 167,000 leveraged trader accounts as Bitcoin and Ethereum led a broad market deleveraging event.
