Bitcoin's BIP-110 proposal has entered its signaling phase after block 961,632, aiming to restrict certain non-financial data in transactions. Miner support remains very low, below 3%, far from the 55% needed, while node operators may enforce the change via a user-activated soft fork (UASF). This could lead to a split in the Bitcoin network if nodes reject blocks from non-supporting miners, creating two competing chains. The signaling period will last until block 965,664, about four weeks away, with close attention on miner support and node adoption.
Tron's stablecoin supply reached approximately $91.8 billion in early August, increasing by $2 billion in the past month. Nearly 98% of this supply is Tether's USDT, making Tron the largest blockchain for USDT circulation since 2021. The network proc...
SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom warned that Ethereum's proposed EIP-8363, which would burn a portion of validator rewards as staking increases, might harm DeFi liquidity, raise borrowing costs, and discourage institutional ETH ownership. The proposal aim...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) spot ETFs reversed a three-week outflow streak by gaining $2.84 million in net inflows for the week ending August 7, bringing total inflows since launch to about $280.8 million. This recovery coincides with a broader crypto ETF reb...
Pi Network's price rose 2.8% to about $0.0910, outpacing Bitcoin's modest gains as the crypto market sentiment improves. The upcoming Protocol 26 upgrade, which enhances security and interoperability, along with potential exchange listings, is drivin...
Bitcoin has been stuck near half its October 2025 peak due to limited capital inflows and has tested a key resistance level multiple times without a decisive breakout. Recent technical indicators like a bullish MACD crossover and strong buying volume...
