Clément Lesaege, founder of Kleros, proposed a protocol-level 10% redirect rate on Ethereum staking rewards to fund shared infrastructure managed by validators. This semi-voluntary system would activate only if a majority of validators agree, then become mandatory for all, allowing them to choose fund recipients. The plan aims to solve the "free rider problem" by ensuring validators contribute to ecosystem development, but critics call it a "tax" and fear validator cartelization. The proposal highlights ongoing concerns about Ethereum's infrastructure funding sustainability.
Avalanche's C-Chain has seen a six-fold increase in monthly transactions since June 2025, rising from 250,000 to nearly 1.2 million daily transactions. This surge is largely due to a 330% year-over-year increase in stablecoin transfers, especially US...
XRP's price has fallen sharply by 68% from its previous cycle high of $3.66, currently trading at $1.13 with a 24-hour volume increase to $868.27 million. Traders highlight the $1.10 to $1.30 range as a crucial accumulation zone, suggesting potential...
SpaceX's IPO valuation has soared to about $2.44 trillion, nearly 40% above its initial $1.75 trillion price, despite the company lacking profitability, EBITDA, or dividends. Analysts, including those from Morningstar, caution that the stock could be...
This week in crypto, the market showed mixed performance with Bitcoin trading in a narrow range amid cautious sentiment. Altcoins experienced varied moves, with Aerodrome Finance (AERO) leading gains with a 44% rally, breaking key resistance levels. ...
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson emphasizes AI agents as key to the blockchain network's future, showcased in the Midnight City project. AI agents will help scale communication, automate moderation, and manage large blockchain communities efficientl...
