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Grayscale enables staking in its Ethereum ETFs – how will this impact market? Oluwapelumi Adejumo · 6 days ago · 2 min read Grayscale's innovative move may reduce fees and boost Ethereum ETF market competitiveness. Oct. 6, 2025 at 11:49 pm UTC 2 min read Updated: Oct. 7, 2025 at 10:14 am UTC Cover art/illustration

DeFi Home » DeFi » Yala enables Bitcoin holders to mint USDC-backed stablecoins and unlock cross-chain liquidity Powered by Gloria | Edited by Estefano Gomez Sep. 11, 2025 Bitcoin holders can now access multi-chain finance and real-world investments without giving up asset control, expanding defi opportunities. Key Takeaways Yala's protocol allows Bitcoin holders to mint

Science & Nature Researchers have developed a powerful tool capable of scanning thousands of biological samples to detect transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA) modifications—tiny chemical...

Science & Nature “GlycoCaging” uses gut bacteria to activate drugs for inflammatory bowel disease...Read MoreStephania Byron

Bitcoin just got even more accessible thanks to a new feature from CashuBTC, a privacy-focused eCash wallet. CashuBTC recently rolled out a new service that allows users to send Bitcoin offline using NFC (Near Field Communication). This feature enables instant Bitcoin transfers between iOS and Android devices, even without an internet connection. Cross platform iOS

High-quality data enables medical researchThese complex questions, usually the province of medical research, became concrete seemingly overnight. While amateur epidemiologists scoured the internet for statistics to support their personal beliefs, professionals often appeared on the nightly news, even if just to say, “We don’t have good enough data.”While our focus on the pandemic has now

Bitcoin’s potential role in a world where central banks aim to control financial transactions through CBDCs, or alternatives like the U.S. FedNow payment system....

BrightView Health, a behavioral health facility that specializes in addiction treatment and substance abuse, already was using telehealth when the COVID-19 pandemic and associated response happened. The organization mostly was using telehealth between its various locations. THE PROBLEM However, BrightView did not have a secure communications platform to engage with patients either synchronously or asynchronously.