The Ethereum Foundation announced a roadmap targeting a fully quantum-resistant Ethereum Layer 1 by December 2029. This upgrade will protect Ethereum's core systems—execution, consensus, and data—from potential quantum computing threats expected around 2030. The Foundation plans to implement post-quantum cryptographic measures well before quantum computers become practical, with key upgrades like Glamsterdam scheduled for 2026 and further steps leading to full quantum resistance. This proactive approach aims to safeguard Ethereum's security and longevity amid advancing technology risks.
Ethereum's price briefly fell below $2,300 over the weekend before recovering to around $2,360, pressured by a delay in the Glamsterdam upgrade test and significant ETF withdrawals. Developers postponed the testnet activation to investigate smart con...
Binance's Ether (ETH) spot order book currently lists about 5,040 ETH for sale at around $2,376, slightly above the midpoint price of $2,365. The total sell orders amount to approximately $20.35 million, significantly higher than the $9.03 million in...
An unidentified whale purchased 2,887.49 Ether (ETH) worth $6.68 million at an average price of $2,315. About 10 minutes after the purchase, the broader market hit a short-term low and then rebounded, leading to an unrealized gain of $122,000 on the ...
An unidentified large investor added $9.21 million in USDC collateral to their Ether (ETH) long position, lowering the liquidation price from $2,256 to $2,181. This move temporarily reduced the risk of liquidation as ETH had dropped to $2,282, just a...
An unidentified crypto whale increased their USDC margin by $9.21 million on long positions in Bitcoin and Ether, which are valued at approximately $397 million in total. This move lowered the liquidation price of the Ether position by $75, with the ...
