The Ethereum Foundation has announced a strategic plan to address toxic maximum extractable value (MEV), which harms users and threatens network neutrality. It aims to make privacy a default feature of the Ethereum protocol and shift staff compensation to ETH and Ethereum-native stablecoins, aligning incentives with the network's success. These changes could reduce sell pressure on ETH and improve trust and usability, potentially attracting more institutional users. The foundation prioritizes long-term resilience over short-term market gains.
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading above $64,400, up 1.11%, and Ethereum around $1,734, up 0.86%. Several altcoins show mixed performance, with some like LAB and DEXE experiencing significant gains of over 20%, while others li...
Ethlabs, a new independent nonprofit research lab, was launched to ready Ethereum for large-scale institutional use. Founded by five former Ethereum Foundation researchers and led by Ansgar Dietrichs, it is funded by BitMine chairman Tom Lee, SharpLi...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading near $64,455, up 0.66%, and Ethereum at $1,735, up 0.37%. Several altcoins show mixed performance, with some like DEXE and LAB experiencing significant gains of over 20%, while others like XL...
Ethlabs, a new nonprofit research group led by five former Ethereum Foundation researchers, has been launched with backing from major Ethereum treasury holders SharpLink and Bitmine, as well as Consensys CEO Joe Lubin. This initiative comes amid sign...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has launched an experiment challenging AI tools to identify an anonymous document he wrote related to Ethereum between 2020 and 2026. This test aims to explore whether advanced AI-driven stylometry can break online...
