Ethereum developers have submitted EIP-8361, a proposal to gradually reduce validator rewards by burning part of the staking rewards as more ETH is staked. The mechanism aims to remove incentives once about half of Ethereum's supply is staked, with the burn rate increasing until rewards reach zero at around 60.25 million ETH staked. The proposal includes an 18-month transition period to adjust validator yields smoothly and is now open for community review before potential network adoption.
Robinhood Chain has overtaken Solana in daily decentralized exchange (DEX) volume, processing $1.45 billion compared to Solana's $1.25 billion on September 5. This shift challenges Solana's long-held dominance, as Robinhood also recently crossed $3 b...
Zcash (ZEC) triggered $212 million in crypto liquidations on September 6, with $45.32 million in ZEC liquidations alone as its price jumped 15% to about $1,170. Most losses came from short positions, which accounted for $156 million of the total, ind...
Ethereum's Layer 2 networks now process nearly 30 million transactions daily, accounting for 94% of all Ethereum ecosystem transactions. This surge in Layer 2 activity supports a market rotation favoring Ethereum, Layer 2 tokens, and DeFi assets, wit...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin revealed plans for a new generation of transaction formats that separate transaction execution from the verification of conditions beforehand. This approach, based on recent research including EIP-8141 and cryptogr...
Ethereum is set to upgrade its network with EIP-8141, introducing 'frame transactions' that split one transaction into up to 64 programmable frames. This new transaction type enables native account abstraction, gas sponsorship, and atomic batching, a...
