Massive validator exits due to a whale staking $86.8M ETH and the SwissBorg hack have caused significant delays in Ethereum's unstaking queues, highlighting the impact of security breaches on staking ecosystems. Despite these challenges, Ethereum staking remains vital for network security and investor trust.

Paul S. Atkins, the chairman of the SEC, delivered a keynote speech at the OECD Global Financial Markets Roundtable, stating that the SEC will return to its mission of protecting investors and facilitating capital formation. He presented a vision for reform concerning foreign issuers, digital assets, and artificial intelligence, emphasizing the promotion of global financial innovation and economic prosperity through international cooperation. (Background: The SEC and CFTC issued a joint statement on "coordinated regulation": exploring the thresholds for prediction markets and introducing Perptual Futures.) (Background information: Crypto mom Hester Peirce warns: L2 Blockchain may be deemed an exchange by the SEC, the key lies in this point.) On September 10, at the OECD Global Financial Markets Roundtable in Paris, SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins delivered a keynote speech sharing his insights.

Median $140,000 vs $300,000: Ethereum core contributors are paid about half compared to external offers, a gap that increases pressure on talent retention and, ultimately, on the protocol’s security. In a recent analysis by Protocol Guild and also confirmed by the Developer Report by Electric

Ethereum continues to dominate the crypto market, but its recent slowdown has shifted attention toward new crypto presale projects. Among them, Nexchain has caught the eye of many investors. The project combines blockchain scalability with artificial intelligence, making it stand out in the crypt

Ethereum gained momentum after spot ETH ETFs saw $461M in inflows in early August. The surge in ETF demand reinforces Ethereum’s role as the second-largest crypto asset and highlights how institutional flows can drive outsized price effects given ETH’s smaller market cap compared to Bitcoin. Yet,

Ethereum broke an eight-year downtrend against Bitcoin, with a Golden Cross confirmation, signaling strong technical momentum after prolonged consolidation. Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $44.2 million in net inflows, surpassing Bitcoin’s $23 million, highlighting institutional demand favoring Ethere

Cboe Global Markets is preparing “Continuous Futures” contracts on Bitcoin and Ethereum, with a ten-year duration and cash settlement, to offer investors long-term exposure in a regulated environment as stated by PR Newswire and in the official Cboe release published on the company’s

SharpLink Gaming authorized a $1.5 billion stock repurchase program to enhance capital allocation, strengthen shareholder value, and support stock performance effectively. The company increased Ethereum holdings to 837,230 tokens worth over $3.6 billion, with nearly all assets staked for revenue

Ethereum is entering an important zone just as the Federal Reserve prepares for a major policy shift. With a weakening labor market and inflation still hovering above target levels, the Fed is facing a balancing act that could reshape risk appetite globally. For

A coalition of Web3 companies has unveiled a new Ethereum token standard aimed at reducing fragmentation and streamlining compliance in the rapidly growing real-world asset (RWA) sector. The standard, ERC-7943, introduces a minimal, modular interface that works across Ethereum layer-2 networks and E

The queue to exit Ethereum's verification process is expected to surge in the coming days, but crypto market participants need not worry too much, according to Anthony Sassano – an education expert on Ethereum. "This amount of ETH is likely to be restaked with various difficulties"

Ethereum regains strength with a rebound to $4,846, consolidating near $4,300 and signaling potential continuation above resistance. Shiba Inu struggles as repeated rallies fail, leaving the token near long-term support after sharp declines in early 2025. Solana demonstrates resilience with

SharpLink starts a $1.5B buyback program as it sees its stock trading below true asset value. The company holds $3.6B in staked Ethereum, which earns steady income with no debt on its balance sheet. SharpLink avoids issuing new shares to prevent Ethereum per share dilution and supports long-term i

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently holding steady around the 111,000 USD mark on Wednesday morning, despite a slight adjustment in the previous session. In contrast, Ethereum (ETH) has continued to trade sideways for over a week, indicating the hesitancy of investors. Meanwhile, Ripple (XRP) stands out with a technical pattern showing an upward trend.

Crypto analyst Amonyx forecasts a significant rally for Shiba Inu (SHIB), predicting it could reach $0.001 if Ethereum hits $10,000 by December 2025. While recent performance has been disappointing, SHIB's fate is closely tied to Ethereum's movements and market dynamics.

Recently, I have seen discussions in the blockchain community that with the opening of the encryption-friendly door by the new president of the United States, more and more blockchain project parties that previously used foundations or DAOs as a half-hearted cover are increasingly inclined to adopt a corporate governance model. Correspondingly, they are fully embracing compliance and pursuing compliant financing and listing. In fact, back in the year, during the wave of issuing coins in the booming bull market of 2017-2018, why did blockchain projects choose to set up a foundation in a small overseas country to issue coins? The answer is simple and straightforward: the path of company-based financing was not viable and too slow, so some clever people came up with this "curved rescue" approach, euphemistically called "compliance." However, this "Compliance" does not stand up to scrutiny. You see, this compliance is based on the regulations of some distant small country, but the money collected comes from the chives of some large country. What kind of compliance is this?

A large-scale de-staking of Ethereum is due to the security precautions of the service provider Kiln, which has withdrawn its validation nodes. This move is not a sell-off; most ETH is expected to be re-staked, and there is no need for the market to panic. (Background: The Ethereum staking market is reversing! 830,000 ETH are queuing to stake, surpassing the amount being de-staked. Is ETH about to pump?) (Additional background: The Ethereum staking market continues to expand! 1,070,000 ETH are queued for de-staking, and 730,000 ETH are waiting to enter, but there is one point worth following.) Data from the Ethereum staking tracking website Validator Queue shows that as of 16:00 Taipei time on September 10, the amount of ETH queued for de-staking on the Ethereum network has surged to 2,040,329, nearly doubling from the historical peak of 1,058,531 ETH de-staked on August 29.

Ethereum has experienced short-term stagnation between $4,255-$4,500, yet its overall upward trend is intact. The crypto asset is gaining market dominance over Bitcoin and records strong ETF inflows, though recent outflows signal potential short-term weakness. Despite low-cap token focus, accumulation signals suggest a favorable outlook for ETH's next price movement.

Charles Hoskinson predicts Ethereum's downfall due to its scalability issues, high fees, and governance problems. He believes Layer 2 solutions may migrate to more attractive platforms, threatening Ethereum's dominance and longevity.

Kiln has decided to proactively withdraw all Ethereum (ETH) validators in response to the Solana API vulnerability incident, affecting approximately 1.6 million staked ETH and causing around 700,000 ETH to be queued for withdrawal. This move is aimed at protecting user assets. Although the withdrawal speed is slower due to the Ethereum mechanism, market analysis suggests that it will not create significant dumping pressure and indicates that Kiln may potentially restake the assets. Kiln will continue to update on the follow-up investigation results.

Ethereum (ETH) supply on exchanges is reaching record lows as institutions and whales aggressively accumulate the asset. A notable whale purchased over $86 million worth of ETH, further driving the scarcity narrative. Despite price fluctuations, demand for ETH remains high.

I found an interesting phenomenon while browsing the English blogger circle: $ETH Maxi and $SOL Maxi are always at odds with each other. The ETH side mocks the SOL side for its low stablecoin adoption rate, while the SOL side ridicules Tom Lee for his low understanding and only knowing how to Shill. It's so interesting. But actually, I have a personal opinion: the competitive relationship between ETH and SOL has long ended with the collapse of the "Ethereum Killer" narrative. Why? 1) Ethereum's ability to maintain its position as the top player in the stablecoin market is the result of multiple factors, including its comprehensive DeFi ecosystem and decentralized security technology foundation. It is also due to the leading advantages accumulated over years of market expansion by mainstream stablecoins like USDC and USDT, which makes it difficult to change this path dependence in the short term. But this does not mean that @solana will completely lose opportunities in the stablecoin race, as stablecoin S

At 1 AM Beijing time on September 10, Apple held its 2025 fall launch event under the theme "Awe Dropping," officially unveiling the iPhone 17 series. Unlike previous years, this year’s new product launch is quietly becoming a special feast for crypto asset investors. The price of Bitcoin hovers around $111,000, and a base model iPhone 17 costs only 0.0072 BTC. The significantly upgraded security features of the new device are attracting many cryptocurrency traders to consider it as an alternative to a hardware wallet.

Source: Baihua Blockchain The crypto community has always had numerous branches of different projects, from the earliest Bitcoin hard forks, LTC, Doge and other "shanzhai" coins, to the later emergence of well-known factions like Ethereum, EOS, and Solana. They represent different ideas and directions, and while their ecosystems have collaborations, there is often mutual attack among communities due to differing viewpoints. Due to Solana's strong performance in this round, while Ethereum's performance is relatively lackluster, members of the Solana community say that ETH is like the EOS of its time, while members of the Ethereum community retaliate by saying that SOL is the one that resembles EOS. When a project is considered to be like EOS, it means that it is viewed as facing an unfavorable outlook or entering a "bottomless abyss." So, which one is more like EOS, ETH or SOL? Today, let's analyze this from multiple angles... 01 Technical Route and Design Concept Ethereum, Solana

Ethereum, which has increased in value by about 40% since last week, has made its mark on the market as the cryptocurrency of the (ETH) blockchain. For almost a year, ETH has lagged behind Bitcoin (BTC) and many major altcoins in price performance, which has disappointed its investors. Its scalability,