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Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade went live, driving ETH to $3,222 and marking a major step in scalability. The update raised the block gas limit to 60M and introduced a per-transaction cap
News ▸ Ethereum ▸ Technology Ethereum prepares a controversial 2026 overhaul that will forcibly strip power from the network’s most dominant players Vitalik Buterin hails Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade as a
American Bitcoin plunged 50% during a crypto rally, exposing a fatal flaw in the “Trump proxy” trade
News ▸ US ▸ Strategy ▸ Bitcoin ▸ Mining American Bitcoin plunged 50% during a crypto rally, exposing a fatal flaw in the “Trump proxy” trade BTC sits above $93,000,
Webacy is a digital asset security firm launched in 2021 that provides AI-powered risk intelligence to wallets and exchanges. Webacy’s Trillion-Dollar Mission San Francisco-based crypto security firm Webacy has a
Grayscale’s Chainlink ETF debut on NYSE Arca signals accelerating investor demand for Oracle-driven blockchain infrastructure while opening a streamlined path to Chainlink exposure without direct crypto ownership. Grayscale Chainlink ETF
Escalating demand for an XRP ETF is sharpening focus on 21shares as it awaits key SEC action that could set the stage for another major entrant in the fast-moving regulated
Franklin Templeton expanded its crypto ETF beyond bitcoin and ether by adding XRP and solana alongside other major tokens, signaling a shift toward broader market exposure and rising demand for
A major crypto naysayer’s reversal signals a bullish tide as the last resistance falls, with Vanguard opening access to the crypto ETF market for over 50 million investors and pushing
Bank of America’s new guidance urging a modest digital-asset allocation underscores how crypto is moving into mainstream wealth strategy, signaling accelerating adoption even as market volatility persists. Bank of America
