Major blockchain networks like Ethereum, Solana, Base, and Avalanche are undergoing foundational upgrades to meet rising institutional demand for reliability, compliance, and scalability rather than just faster transactions. These upgrades, rolling out through 2026 and 2027, aim to support large-scale financial activities with predictable settlement times and regulatory compliance. Ethereum leads with increased gas limits and new protocols, while Solana redesigns its consensus for faster finality. Base and Avalanche focus on compliance and enterprise readiness. The competition now centers on operational resilience and regulatory compatibility, which will determine long-term leadership in tokenized capital markets.
Bitcoin retreated from a two-week high of $64,500 to around $63,176 amid declining open interest and weak spot demand, raising concerns about the sustainability of its 8.4% gain in July. The recent rally was largely driven by a short squeeze rather t...
TermiX has launched its mainnet, moving from testnet to a production-ready blockchain network, alongside the release of Agent.family, an AI agent marketplace built on BNB Chain. This dual launch positions TermiX as both an infrastructure provider and...
Ethereum is trading near $1,777, showing a 0.5% gain in 24 hours, with analysts focusing on the $1,800 resistance level as key for a bullish breakout. The token recovered from a June selloff, supported by spot ETF inflows and positive momentum indica...
Solana (SOL) saw a 1.7% price drop to around $79-$80 but maintained key support levels despite broader crypto declines. U.S. spot Solana ETFs attracted $5.75 million in net inflows, contrasting Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs which faced outflows. The netw...
Bitcoin reached $64,400 before settling near $63,170, maintaining a 6% weekly gain despite Strategy selling 3,588 BTC worth $216 million. Ether rose 11.6% weekly, while XRP and Solana kept most of their gains. A missile strike near the Strait of Horm...
