Ethereum, the decentralized platform created by Vitalik Buterin and its cryptocurrency Ether [ETH] is considered the second largest cryptocurrency in the world after Bitcoin and that is why news about Ethereum is one of our priorities.
It was launched on July 30, 2015 and one of the main characteristics of this cryptocurrency is the possibility of creating smart contracts, which are capable of securing, executing and enforcing agreements between two or more parties.
In this section you will have access to all the latest news related to Ethereum, improvements in the project, alliances with companies and other news that happen every day and on Crypto-Economy we want to make them arrive to you as soon as possible.
TL;DR Governance and Membership Challenges: Vitalik Buterin’s Zuzalu experiment highlighted significant issues in creating effective governance structures and managing membership for network states. Potential for Network
TL;DR Vitalik Buterin emphasized at Ethereum Singapore the importance of individual staking for the network’s security and decentralization, highlighting that it prevents the concentration of power.
TL;DR New Benchmark for Layer 2 Rollups: Vitalik Buterin sets a “Stage 1+” maturity standard for Layer 2 solutions by 2025, emphasizing decentralization, security, and governance.
TL;DR Ethereum Network Growth Surge: On September 8, 126,210 new wallets were registered on the Ethereum network, the largest increase in four months. Potential impact on
TL;DR Vitalik Buterin’s Selloff: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sold 760 ETH, worth approximately $1.835 million in USDC, raising concerns within the crypto community amid a market
TL;DR In August, most crypto assets experienced significant declines due to market volatility and macroeconomic factors, such as the collapse of the yen carry trade. Ethereum
TL;DR Ethereum has faced a challenging month following a 30% drop in July, with $476 million in outflows from its ETFs. The Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE)
TL;DR Ethereum is facing a revenue crisis due to a 99% drop in Layer 1 transaction fees, affecting validator returns. The reduction in fees has led
TL;DR Vitalik Buterin introduces the “glue and coprocessor” architecture, which splits computational tasks into general and specialized operations to enhance efficiency in fields like AI and
TL;DR Layer 2 chains on Ethereum are facing issues due to the increasing demand for blob space in blocks, which could drive up transaction costs. Arbitrum
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