New Ethereum ecosystem groups linked to the Ethereum Foundation have faced criticism over unclear funding sources as ETH struggles with weak price performance in 2026. Groups like Ethlabs and Argot, supported by notable figures including Joe Lubin, aim to advance Ethereum research and infrastructure but have not fully disclosed their budgets, raising community concerns about accountability and transparency. The debate highlights broader issues about how Ethereum funds public goods and core development, especially during market downturns when investors scrutinize spending. Clearer budget disclosures and governance could help restore trust as independent organizations take on larger roles in Ethereum’s future.
Sodexo has secured a major global contract to provide catering services across more than 130 Meta sites in over 30 countries. This large-scale partnership includes diverse locations such as headquarters, campuses, data centers, and conference centers...
Gnosis (GNO) surged 13% in 24 hours, closing in on overtaking BONK by market capitalization to reach the 100th largest token spot. GNO's market cap stands at $303.88 million versus BONK's $330.07 million, requiring a price rise to about $125.48 for t...
Broadridge's Tokenization Pulse Survey shows 84% of firms view tokenization as strategically important, with 68% expecting it to reshape markets within 3-5 years. Most firms plan to integrate tokenization into existing infrastructure rather than buil...
Standard Chartered has partnered with Broadcom to modernize its global banking infrastructure by adopting a secure, resilient private cloud using VMware Cloud Foundation. This upgrade supports critical banking services across 54 markets with enhanced...
Amaroq Ltd. reported strong underground drilling results at the Nalunaq Gold Mine in Greenland, with high-grade gold intersections averaging 42.8 g/t Au, including some assays above 130 g/t Au. These results reinforce confidence in the mine's near- a...
