Ethereum is set to release the Glamsterdam upgrade in the third quarter of 2026, focusing on improving transaction processing speed and network capacity rather than adding new features. Key changes include extending block building time from two to nine seconds and enabling the network to better manage multiple transactions simultaneously. These improvements aim to reduce costs, ease congestion, and enhance long-term performance, especially as Layer-2 networks increase demand for Ethereum's settlement and security. Meanwhile, institutional investor BitMine continues to accumulate Ethereum, signaling confidence despite market pressures.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan ranked Chainlink (LINK) among the four most important cryptocurrencies, alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, highlighting its dominance in the oracle market that connects blockchains to real-world data. Despite low institu...
Arthur Hayes, after selling several tokens including ZEC and NEAR, has returned to buying Ethereum, acquiring 1,400 ETH worth about $2.5 million. His recent sales caused price drops, notably ZEC which fell over 50% before recovering. Alongside Hayes,...
XRP is testing a critical $1.19 support level ahead of the new Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh's debut, which will influence its short-term direction. Shiba Inu (SHIB) faces a pivotal 45-day period historically linked to price reversals, with poten...
SpaceX's stock rose about 49% since its IPO, driven by strong market demand and its leading position in space technology, while Ethereum's price fell roughly 32% over the past year due to market corrections and macroeconomic pressures. A $5,000 inves...
Ethereum is in the final development phase of its Glamsterdam upgrade, set for release in late 2026. This major update aims to enhance Layer-1 scaling by increasing transaction capacity, reducing fees by up to 70%, and improving overall network effic...
