Ethereum

Crypto Journalist Amin Ayan Crypto Journalist Amin Ayan Part of the Team Since Apr 2025 About Author Amin Ayan is a crypto journalist with over four years of experience in the industry. He has contributed to leading publications such as Cryptonews, Investing.com, 99Bitcoins, and 24/7 Wall St. He has... Last updated:  December 27, 2025 Ethereum’s

The world’s largest Ethereum treasury firm, BitMNR, has officially entered Ethereum staking for the first time, marking a major shift in how large ETH holders manage their assets.  On-chain data shows the firm deposited around 74,880 ETH into Ethereum’s proof-of-stake system, worth nearly $219 million. Bitmine Stakes $219 Million in Ethereum According to on-chain data

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Ethereum is preparing for major network upgrades in 2026 that could transform how the blockchain works. According to recent developer roadmap updates shared in late 2025, Ethereum is planning two major protocol upgrades in 2026, the Glamsterdam fork and the Heze-Bogota fork. These upgrades target faster transactions, stronger privacy, and better decentralization, helping the ETH

With the Bitcoin price hovering within a tight range, the Ethereum price is also displaying a similar trend. For over few weeks, the price has been trading close to the $3000 mark, leaving traders unsure about the next major move. Although the spot market has been maintaining calmness, the derivative markets are preparing to increase

New data shows business-linked wallets dominate stablecoin volume on Ethereum, signaling real-world payment adoption. Ethereum-based stablecoin transfers are changing shape, with new data showing that businesses and merchants now move far more value on-chain than individuals. The findings point to Ethereum quietly becoming a settlement layer for corporate payments and consumer spending, rather than just

Ethereum stablecoins are showing a big shift in how people use them. Recent data from Artemis Analytics reveals a fresh look at how stablecoins work on the Ethereum network. Ethereum stablecoins are becoming real money for companies and everyday use. What Are Ethereum Stablecoins Used For? Ethereum stablecoins are price-stable digital tokens pegged to real

Ethereum researchers are warning about growing technical strain, and those warnings are spilling into BlockDAG news across the market. As Ethereum complexity rises, newer designs like BlockDAG are gaining attention. In environments like this, many traders focus less on protocol details and more on tools that help spot winners of these engineering challenges. This is