Glassnode: Ethereum poised to become deflationary after The Merge
After The Merge upgrade activation, Ethereum is likely to become deflationary.
Glassnode: Ethereum poised to become deflationary after The Merge
After The Merge upgrade activation, Ethereum is likely to become deflationary.
ConsenSys to launch ‘eco-friendly’ NFT to mark The Merge
ConsenSys announced the launch of a collection of 'sustainable' NFTs tied to the activation of The Merge on the Ethereum network.
What is the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)?
What is the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) for? What are its strengths and weaknesses? Why are some blockchain projects EVM‑compatible? Explained in cards.
OpenSea to drop support for potential Ethereum forks
In the event of a potential fork after The Merge, non-fungible tokens on the Ethereum PoW network will not receive support on OpenSea's marketplace. This was announced by the platform's management.
Ethermine pool launches Ethereum staking service
The largest Ethereum mining pool, Ethermine, has launched the staking service for the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
Vitalik Buterin Announces Book ‘Proof of Stake’
The Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin will release a book titled 'Proof of Stake', a collection of his notes from the past decade.
AntPool to suspend Ethereum support ahead of The Merge
From September 3, the Bitmain-affiliated mining pool AntPool will discontinue support for Ethereum amid the upcoming transition of the cryptocurrency to the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus algorithm.
Expert cites three reasons for Bitcoin’s weak momentum
The implementation of institutional inflows, ease of shorting as a hedge against a market downturn, and rising popularity of pair trading with other cryptocurrencies explain Bitcoin's relatively weak momentum versus other digital assets.
Bitcoin slips below $20,000; Ethereum under $1,470.
On Saturday, 27 August, Bitcoin prices broke below $20,000, testing a range near $19,900 on the Binance exchange. Ethereum traded below $1,470.
Hetzner Bans Running Nodes on Its Servers
A major German hosting provider Hetzner said that using its servers to run software for cryptocurrency mining violates the company's rules. Twitter users drew attention to a comment on the r/hetzner subreddit.
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