Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced three upcoming upgrades aimed at embedding privacy directly into the Ethereum network. These include account abstraction and FOCIL to prevent transaction censorship, keyed nonces to reduce transaction linking, and access-layer tools like the Kohaku toolkit to protect user queries from centralized node providers. These changes aim to make private transactions a native feature rather than relying on third-party tools, potentially boosting Ethereum's utility and adoption. None of the upgrades are live yet, but they signal a significant shift toward privacy on Ethereum.
Institutional interest in Ethereum remains, with Bitmine adding over 71,000 ETH last week, viewing the price drop as a buying opportunity. However, market data shows stronger conviction for Bitcoin, with its net taker volume staying positive while Et...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposed a three-step plan to integrate native privacy features directly into the Ethereum blockchain. The upgrades aim to reduce transaction censorship and metadata leaks by combining Account Abstraction with Forc...
Ethereum faces pressure as its key $2,000 support level is at risk of breaking, which could trigger a significant price drop similar to January's 41.5% decline. Analysts warn that breaking this support may lead to a bearish pattern with targets as lo...
Margin long positions on Bitfinex surged to 80,600 BTC, the highest in 2.5 years, signaling strong bullish bets by large traders despite Bitcoin struggling below $78K resistance. This $6.2 billion leveraged exposure reflects institutional confidence ...
Ethereum's price has fallen below a crucial triangle pattern, signaling a shift toward bearish momentum. Short-term moving averages have crossed below long-term averages, confirming growing selling pressure. Large liquidations of leveraged long posit...
