The latest in Ethereum.
For nearly a decade, Ethereum wallets have operated with a hidden limitation: they’re simple key containers dressed up as apps. You sign transactions, you pay gas in ETH, and if your private key is compromised, you’re done. Now, Vitalik Buterin says that’s about to change. As part of Ethereum’s upco
Quantum computing has long been crypto’s looming existential threat, theoretical, distant, but undeniably real. Now, that future is being pulled closer into focus. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has outlined a multi-year path to make Ethereum quantum-resistant, targeting the end of the decade
The Ethereum treasury trade was supposed to be a corporate cheat code. Accumulate ETH, let the balance sheet appreciate, and ride the institutionalization of crypto. For a brief moment in 2025, it worked, spectacularly. Then reality arrived. ETHZilla, once a poster child for the Ethereum-on-the-bal
Believe in something. Believe in an Ethereum strawmap. That is the provocative invitation behind a new document released by the EF Protocol cluster within the Ethereum Foundation. Titled “Introducing strawmap, a strawman roadmap,” the proposal is neither an official decree nor a short-term release p
In late February 2026, one of the most prominent names in crypto prediction markets, Polymarket, found itself at the center of a serious security incident that has shaken confidence across the sector and reignited debates about risk, automation, and platform design in decentralized finance. A fundam
Every bull market feels permanent while it lasts. Narratives compound, liquidity expands, and all-time highs begin to look like stepping stones rather than peaks. But bear markets do not simply reverse price action, they expose structural weakness, speculative excess, and the brutal mathematics of
Every time Vitalik Buterin moves ETH, Crypto Twitter erupts. This month was no exception. According to on-chain tracking, the Ethereum co-founder offloaded 3,765 ETH, roughly $7.1 million, in just the past two and a half days. That pushed his total February sales to 10,723 ETH, valued at approxima
This bull market was supposed to be different. After the collapses, the regulatory crackdowns, the exchange implosions, and the endless debates about decentralization, many believed the next cycle would return crypto to its roots. Sovereignty. Permissionless finance. Banking the unbanked. Rebuilding
ETHDenver 2026 did not feel like the euphoric chaos of the 2021 mania cycle. It did not feel like a funeral either. Instead, it felt like something far more consequential: a reset. Attendance was visibly lighter than the peak years, and the city’s crypto takeover felt more contained. Fewer mega-part
From 23 million monthly active users to roughly 5 million in six months. On paper, that looks brutal. According to Artemis data, Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 network, has seen MAUs decline by nearly 80% since its August peak. In any other context, that headline would read like collapse. In cryp
Ethereum’s scaling thesis has moved from roadmap to reality. Layer 2 networks are no longer experimental rollups operating on the margins, they now process more aggregate transactions than Ethereum mainnet itself and collectively secure tens of billions of dollars in assets. Yet beneath the headlin
The Viral Narrative: “ETHDenver Is a Ghost Town” Crypto thrives on narratives, and few spread faster than the claim that a major conference “feels empty.” Over the past days, social media posts have suggested that ETHDenver 2026 is a ghost town compared to prior years. Photos of lighter foot traffic