Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed EIP-8141, aiming to simplify Ethereum wallets by allowing multiple actions in one transaction, supporting key rotation to reduce reliance on seed phrases, and enabling apps to pay users' gas fees. This could make Ethereum more user-friendly, especially for newcomers, by combining steps like token approval and swapping into a single confirmation. The proposal also adds support for stronger cryptographic signatures and is under consideration for the upcoming Hegotá upgrade, though no activation date is set yet. Developers are currently focused on the Glamsterdam upgrade expected in late 2026.
Injective, a layer-1 blockchain focused on finance, announced plans to integrate native privacy features into its protocol, emphasizing privacy as a human right. This move aims to support institutional clients handling sensitive transactions and real...
South Korea's Financial Services Commission unveiled a phased roadmap to integrate conventional securities onto blockchain starting February 4, 2027. The plan begins with tokenizing private money-market funds, corporate bonds, and unlisted shares, tr...
Bitcoin's mining difficulty increased by 1.31% at block height 965664, marking the eighth rise in 2026, reaching 127.45 trillion. Despite this, the network's hashrate remained steady at 934 EH/s, below the 1 ZH/s threshold. Meanwhile, the hashprice s...
The Graph (GRT) surged 15% to $0.02 with a 180% rise in trading volume to over $37 million, signaling strong bullish momentum. Top Binance traders show a clear buying bias, and retail involvement has increased, supporting the price rise. However, ris...
Since the Federal Reserve's establishment in 1913, the US dollar has lost about 97% of its purchasing power due to inflation and major economic events. This decline has increased interest in Bitcoin, which offers a capped supply and potential protect...
