Ethereum and Solana prices showed mixed movements recently, with no clear market direction. Grayscale's research suggests both networks might reduce the annual production of new tokens, potentially making ETH and SOL scarcer assets. This reduction in token issuance could increase token value if demand holds steady or rises, despite stakers receiving fewer rewards. By 2031, ETH and SOL supply growth may approach Bitcoin's low inflation rate, impacting holders and stakers differently depending on price changes and reward amounts.
Grayscale introduced a Bitcoin-free model portfolio heavily weighted with XRP at 26.11%, alongside Ethereum and Solana, aimed at simplifying crypto investing for financial advisors. The portfolio, launched in July 2026, has generated a 30.69% return ...
BNB Chain has overtaken Solana to become the second-largest decentralized finance (DeFi) network by total value locked (TVL), holding about $5.94 billion compared to Solana's $5.89 billion. This milestone reflects growing user engagement with BNB Cha...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $78,700, up nearly 2%. Ethereum and Binance Coin show modest gains, while XRP and Stellar Lumens (XLM) experience significant increases of 4.96% and 8.38%, respectively....
Ethereum surged from around $2,437 to $2,667 on September 11, driven by short squeeze and strong ETF inflows, but quickly fell back below $2,600. The market awaits the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 15-16, with a likely hike posing a ri...
Ethereum's Layer 1 developers and Base, a Layer 2 network by Coinbase, have ended their collaboration on a unified account abstraction standard, now pursuing separate proposals: EIP-8141 for Layer 1 and EIP-8130 for Base. Account abstraction improves...
