Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade made it easier to detect criminals
Staking rewards following Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade have made it easier for investigators to spot counterintuitive behavior by ETH holders.
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FTX considers reboot, Ethereum’s fork goes live and OpenAI news: Hodler’s Digest, April 9-15
FTX’s new management plans to relaunch the exchange in 2024, Ethereum’s Shapella hard executed on mainnet and OpenAI faces rising competition.
Next stop Shanghai — Ethereum’s latest milestone approaches
The Ethereum ecosystem is edging closer to its latest milestone as the Shanghai upgrade draws near.
Ethereum’s $1.5K support weakens as ETH traders turn slightly bearish
ETH derivatives data shows bulls becoming less inclined to defend the current price level, creating an opportunity for more downside.
Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade could supercharge liquid staking derivatives — Here’s how
Traders are contemplating what will happen to ETH price and staked Ether derivatives after the next network upgrade opens withdrawals for stakers.
The Merge brings down Ethereum’s network power consumption by over 99.9%
Before the Merge upgrade, in 2022, the energy consumption of Ethereum ranged between 46.31 terawatt hour (TWh) per year to 93.98 TWh per year.
Tax on income you never earned? It’s possible after Ethereum’s Merge
IRS rules weren’t ready for the Ethereum upgrade. It’s unlikely to become the fiasco that taxpayers experienced when Bitcoin forked in 2017, but there are measures they can take to prepare for whatever the IRS decides.
Ethereum’s Merge will affect more than just its blockchain
Ethereum's Merge will have a vast impact on cryptocurrency, particularly on some — like decentralized application (DApp) developers — who rely on Ethereum to conduct their business.
3 ways scammers will try to fool you over Ethereum’s Merge
Besides fake ETH 2.0 tokens and malicious token airdrops, crypto users should also be on the lookout for staking pools offering attractive staking yields.
Hetzner anti-crypto policies: A wake-up call for Ethereum’s future
The terms of services, laid down by Ethereum's second-biggest host Hetzner, prohibits customers from running nodes, mining and farming, plotting, storage of blockchain data and trading.