SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom opposes Ethereum's proposed EIP-8361 plan to gradually eliminate issuance-based staking rewards as more ETH is staked, arguing it would weaken Ethereum's economic advantages and institutional appeal. The proposal would reduce validator issuance rewards to zero near a 50% staking ratio, potentially increasing capital costs and pushing DeFi collateral to yield-producing assets. SharpLink, which stakes nearly all its ETH and has earned over 18,000 ETH in rewards, supports controlling issuance but prefers relying on Ethereum's existing base-fee burn mechanism. The debate continues as the proposal remains a draft and could impact Ethereum's staking ecosystem and DeFi markets if adopted.
Remittix has raised $33 million in its presale, nearing its $36 million hard cap ahead of its November 24, 2026 launch. The project offers a PayFi ecosystem connecting crypto with bank payments, with active product use and testing underway. Meanwhile...
Vandell Aljarrah, co-founder of Black Swan Capitalist, highlighted XRP's historical price movement, noting roughly two years of price consolidation before its major rally in 2017-18. He emphasized that losing patience during such stagnant periods is ...
Fidelity's analysis highlights potential growth for bitcoin demand within the $150 trillion global fixed-income market through preferred stocks that finance bitcoin purchases. These dividend-paying preferred stocks, currently a $12 billion segment, c...
Cronos (CRO) price fell to around $0.056 on October 22, losing much of its recent gains as buyers struggle to hold support between $0.055 and $0.056. The token faces resistance near $0.060, with trading volume down since September, indicating weak bu...
Bittensor's TAO token fell 5.54% within 24 hours to $258.04, coming close to a previously identified support range of $252-$255. This decline was sharper than Bitcoin's 3.41% drop to $81,313 in the same period. The token remains about $3 above the up...
