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 wallet functions like gas fee sponsorship and transaction batching by embedding these features natively in the protocol. The split reflects differing priorities: Layer 1 focuses on censorship resistance and privacy, while Layer 2 prioritizes scalability and customization. This fragmentation means developers must choose which standard to support, potentially complicating cross-chain compatibility but allowing parallel innovation tailored to different needs.
Ethereum (ETH) is trading at Rp44,268,236 on Pluang as of Sep 14, 2026, 23:05 WIB, showing a modest 0.91% gain over the past day. Despite the split in account abstraction standards between Ethereum's Layer 1 and Base's Layer 2, ETH maintains strong market interest with a market cap of Rp5.396,05 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp222,16 trillion. Pluang data also shows a majority of sell orders at 64%, with typical holders keeping ETH for about 105 days, indicating a balanced mix of short-term trading and longer-term investment.
Solana generated $38.2 million in decentralized application (dApp) revenue over seven days, significantly surpassing Ethereum's $11.7 million during the same period. Even when combining Ethereum with its Layer 2 solutions like Base and OP Mainnet, an...
Ethereum's price has fallen below its 50-day simple moving average, trading near $2,491 and down over 7% in the past week. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs experienced their largest weekly outflow since January, with about $542 million withdrawn, mainly from ...
A Hyperliquid address holds leveraged long positions in about 7,965 Ether (ETH) and 168 Bitcoin (BTC), with combined unrealized gains of approximately $10.45 million as of October 10. The ETH position, valued at around $19.87 million, uses 16 times l...
Ethereum's price fell more than 7% in the week ending October 10, dropping below the 50-day moving average amid the largest weekly outflows from ETH ETFs since January 2026. Institutional demand weakened, with $542 million exiting Ethereum ETFs, led ...
Ether (ETH) traded close to $2,500, with key accounts placing new limit orders worth about $123 million that remained open from the previous day into October 10. The price hovered around $2,492.90 during this period, indicating steady interest and po...
