Ethereum

Though Ethereum has been delayed several times on its way to v2.0, its founder remains optimistic. Vitalik Buterin recently told the Bankless podcast that he thinks the network is “50% of the way there” in upgrades. In addition, he outlined a 5 step process by which he sees it reaching its “Endgame” – a follow-up to his recent article. 5 Stages To Success Vitalik broke down Ethereum’s roadmap into five easy-to-remember stages. These are the Merge, the Surge, the Verge,…

The last few weeks of 2021 turned out to be bad for many crypto enthusiasts. After a record year, the most famous cryptocurrencies and many popular altcoins have seen their market shares collapse. 2022 is a year that should bring a lot of news to the crypto and blockchain industries. For this reason, there is a lot of speculation about the future of the leading coins on the market. This article will mention the recent events of Bitcoin, Ethereum and…

Over the past few years, the world has known the consequence of the blockchain congestion problem: a slow execution of transactions. This has motivated developers worldwide to look for a solution to the issue. The market has started talking about "Ethereum killers" in this context. This definition is probably overly provocative. Although Ethereum has known problems of chain congestion, the ETH 2.0 (or Ethereum 2.0) project should bring important news to the field. Meanwhile, the market is experiencing growing competition,…

Multiple billionaires engaging in Twitter drama is not something you see every day. Yet that's just what happened - a Twitter fight featuring multiple tech CEOs, from Jack Dorsey to Elon Musk. The reason for the fight? Crypto and Web3. And with so much money in the space, it is no wonder discussions can turn heated. It all started when Jack Dorsey, CEO of Block and former CEO of Twitter, called out Web3. This drew ire from Web3 investors, leading to…

The cryptocurrency market has attracted different profiles of investors over the years. From experienced traders to people who had never invested before, the enthusiasm for the sector continues to grow. Investors more inclined to risk generally love the high average volatility of cryptocurrencies. If we exclude the stablecoins phenomenon, we know that the weekly price change in the market can be increased. It is good to keep in mind that volatility is a double-edged sword. When the market goes up,…

We’ve seen celebrities. We’ve seen athletes. Now, a former first-lady has entered the NFT game. Recently, Melania Trump – wife of 45th US President Donald Trump –announced that she would begin releasing NFTs on MelaniaTrump.com. Partial funds raised from these collectibles will support children aging out of foster care. Melania Trump NFTs? The former first lady announced her upcoming collection in a statement over Twitter on Thursday. The first NFT she plans to release, Melania’s Vision, will be available from…

Reddit made another step towards going public. The social media giant announced filing a confidential draft statement for a planned IPO this Wednesday. The company filed a draft registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The registration statement uses SEC Form S-1. Public companies in the US use the form to register new securities. The SEC requires this form and doesn't allow stock listing on the national exchange without it. Usually, companies submit the S-1 Form before their initial…

On Sunday, Bitcoin dropped more than 16% on its worse trading day since May. The largest crypto traded at a low at $43,000 before settling at above $47,000. Usually, other major cryptos follow Bitcoin's price movements. Unsurprisingly, most major cryptos posted losses in the double digits as well. For example, Ethereum, the second-largest crypto by market cap, dropped 15% to $3,900. Just yesterday, the most significant intelligent contract token traded at $4,600. Binance Coin traded at $545, dropping almost 13%…

Musk managed to draw the ire of the broader crypto community again while delighting Doge holders. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, posted a series of tweets shading Ethereum and Web 3 while touting Doge. Unfortunately, his tweets managed to pump up Doge again for a while. On Thursday, Musk wrote that Web 3, a concept that's widely supported in the crypto community, "sounds like bs." The stance is extraordinary, seeing that his brother, Kimbal Musk, launched an autonomous…