Ethereum prepares Glamsterdam testnet upgrade, targeting higher L1 throughput and efficiency
The Glamsterdam upgrade could significantly enhance Ethereum's scalability and efficiency, potentially reshaping its network dynamics.
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The Glamsterdam upgrade could significantly enhance Ethereum's scalability and efficiency, potentially reshaping its network dynamics.
A potential Bitcoin correction could signal market maturity, highlighting the need for cautious optimism amid speculative rallies and profit-taking.
Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money on the Aztec Network, bringing back its private payment wallet after a three-year absence and offering users self-custody of their funds. In a Sep. 29 announcement shared with crypto.news, Aztec Labs said that users can…
Ethereum has held above $2,600 after a strong September recovery, with institutional buying supporting demand while large holders have begun taking profits near recent highs.
Ethereum has set the date: Glamsterdam, its next major update, will activate on the Sepolia testnet on October 6 at 13:53 UTC. Operators have one week to update their clients or face exclusion from the network.
The relaunched wallet hides payments made on the Aztec Network, while deposits from Ethereum remain visible.
Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet, on Aztec Network after discontinuing the original product in 2023.
U.S. bitcoin ETFs opened the week with $31.07 million in net inflows, extending their winning streak to eight sessions even as the pace of buying slowed sharply. Ether, solana, and XRP funds also attracted capital, while Zcash ETFs returned to outflows.
The Nasdaq CME Crypto Index gives institutions one CME futures trade, but Bitcoin and Ether make up 86.29% of its nine-asset basket.
Ethereum will activate Glamsterdam on Sepolia Oct. 6, testing changes to block building, parallel processing and gas pricing before mainnet.
Glamsterdam will bring proposer-builder separation, block-level access lists and new gas pricing, while its mainnet date remains unset.
Bitcoin price hovered near $83,700 on Tuesday as the crypto market gained 0.99% over 24 hours to $2.87 trillion. Ethereum price held above $2,700, while XRP climbed toward $1.50 and Chainlink price also advanced.
US spot crypto ETF inflows fell about 80% from Friday as Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP funds attracted $64.8 million combined on Monday.
ETH is on track to close the best September since 2016, after staging a strong recovery in derivative trading. Whales and accumulation also boost demand for ETH.
Chainlink price hovered at $15 on Tuesday after rising 10.50% over 24 hours, outpacing the broader market’s 1.19% gain. The BTC, ETH, SOL, and DOGE prices are seeing slight consolidation, eyeing recovery ahead.
An early Ethereum whale nets 15,600% profit, selling coins bought at $18.80 as ETH locks in its best Q3 rally on record.
BitMine could reach 5% of Ether’s supply by early November, while Tom Lee has left open whether it would continue buying beyond that level.
ETH tests $2,635-$2,700 range as Chainlink's CCIP 2.0 cuts confirmation times to 12-24 seconds. Full price analysis and key levels to watch.
ICP has outperformed BTC, ETH, XRP, and many other popular cryptocurrencies over the last four weeks.
Faster transfers require opt-in settings, while Ethereum’s full-finality guarantees and CCIP’s default wait remain unchanged.
Ethereum came under pressure on Monday despite fresh signs of institutional demand. However, it consolidated around the $2,670 region during Asian trading hours on Tuesday.
Ethereum is attracting stronger buying interest from several corners of the market, though a major resistance level remains in focus.
BitMine stock is holding a narrow range today and is close to forming a golden cross, a bullish pattern that points to further gains as the company approaches its goal of owning 5% of Ethereum's total supply.
The Ethereum blockchain is evolving from a traditional blockchain into a qualitatively different cryptographic world computer.
Hegota will be Ethereum's last 'normal' fork, he argues, with everything after built on recursive STARKs and formal verification.
Tom Lee's BitMine now holds over 6 million Ethereum as it continues to purchase the asset regardless of the crypto market conditions.
Buterin expects Hegotá to be the last ordinary fork. After it comes recursive STARKs, automated formal verification and quantum-safe design.
BitMine’s Tom Lee still projects $358 million a year in staking revenue, rising to $424 million once the whole treasury is staked.
Bitmine's total crypto, cash and other investments currently stand at $17.2B, and the company owns over 4.9% of ether's circulating supply.
Bitmine has staked 84% of its tokens, a position it projects will generate some $358 million a year in staking rewards.