Ethereum Glamsterdam devnet clears high-capacity rehearsal
Ethereum's Glamsterdam test network kept producing blocks under new rules while client benchmarks tested a path toward much higher capacity.
Ethereum upgrades, applications, staking and ecosystem developments.
Ethereum's Glamsterdam test network kept producing blocks under new rules while client benchmarks tested a path toward much higher capacity.
A BIS working paper shows how technical choices can produce sharply different estimates of Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoin activity.
A flawed authorized helper module let an attacker extract about 2,900 rsETH before an MEV bot copied the transaction and took the funds.
Tonkeeper has rebranded as Keeper and added six networks beyond TON, while keeping its self-custody model and existing user accounts.
The bitcoin miner raised about $13.9 million from crypto sales and deployed $5.4 million to repurchase 13.6 million American Depositary Shares.
The U.S.-listed company reported another weekly Ether purchase while most of its enlarged digital-asset balance remains committed to staking.
An open challenge reduced the estimated quantum resources for a key Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptographic operation, but no current machine can run the attack.
Singapore Exchange has extended its regulated crypto perpetual futures to eligible U.S. institutional customers, linking American desks with Asian liquidity.
The existing company will become MetaMask under Joe Lubin, while a new Consensys will house institutional infrastructure. Completion is expected by the end of 2026.
The Foundation's September 7 ranking puts FOCIL and Frame Transactions at the center of Hegota, while other proposals face further development and testing.
Coinbase’s August 31 announcement confirms trading and custody infrastructure for Webull Canada. Crypto assets are outside CIPF coverage.
BitMine added 53,501 ETH to its treasury, lifting holdings to 5.9 million Ether, or 4.9% of Ethereum’s supply, despite about $5.1 billion in unrealized losses.
Russia’s Sber plans to accept Bitcoin, Ether and USDT as loan collateral while questioning demand for the digital ruble ahead of its Sept. 1 rollout.
Blockaid described a trap that induced the Ethereum trading bot to authorize attacker-controlled contracts. The loss estimate remained attributed.
A New York judge has delayed a decision on Aave’s request to unfreeze $71 million in ETH linked to the Kelp DAO exploit. The court wants more legal clarification before moving forward with the case. Meanwhile, recovery efforts for affected rsETH users continue across the DeFi ecosystem.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first back-to-back weekly inflows in five months, bringing in about $568 million this week. Ether ETFs also saw a second week of positive flows. The rebound hints that institutional demand for crypto ETFs may be returning after months of withdrawals.
Bitcoin and Ether fell after US-Israel strikes on Iran erased $128 billion from crypto markets. Investors rotated toward traditional safe havens, while derivatives data showed rising short-term risk aversion. The move extends Bitcoin’s broader post-October correction.
AllUnity has launched CHFAU, a Swiss franc–pegged stablecoin issued under MiCA compliance after securing a BaFin license. The token targets institutional settlement use cases and expands the firm’s regulated stablecoin portfolio. While CHF stablecoins have historically seen limited adoption, AllUnity is betting that regulatory clarity will drive institutional demand.