Ethereum
Tracked across 461 articles in the Nexus archive. Showing the most recent 40.
- Monad, an Ethereum rival, offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out. Almost all said no
Monad, a company described as an Ethereum rival, proposed offering early investors up to $60 million in cash-out payments. Despite the large offer, the article states that nearly all of those investors declined the financial proposition.
- Ethereum Foundation warns some tools may break with Glamsterdam upgrade
The Ethereum Foundation has issued a warning that some tools may break following the Glamsterdam upgrade. Developers are advised to test on Plataberget before this new gas model reaches Ethereum’s mainnet and other testnets.
- Ethereum devs to narrow 66 proposals tied to Hegotá upgrade
Ethereum developers are narrowing 66 proposals tied to the Hegotá upgrade. This major upgrade is specifically designed to introduce more native privacy for Ethereum applications.
- Wall Street's private blockchain obsession is a 'race to the bottom,' Ethereum advocate Raman warns
Raman, an Ethereum advocate, warned that Wall Street's pursuit of private blockchain technology is characterized as a 'race to the bottom.'
- Ethereum Proposal Would Burn Staking Rewards to Zero if Half of ETH Is Staked
An Ethereum proposal aims to burn staking rewards entirely if half of the ETH supply is staked. The reduction in yield would be implemented gradually over 18 months, eliminating incentives for staking beyond the 50% threshold.
- New Ethereum proposal would cut issuance to zero if staked ETH reaches $112 billion
A new Ethereum proposal aims to reduce token issuance to zero if the value of staked ETH reaches $112 billion. The proposal links issuance adjustments directly to the market value of staked ether.
- Crypto Wrap Aug 5: Bitcoin Holds $64k as LatAm Stablecoin Use Swells
Bitcoin held above $64k as tighter Federal Reserve policy increased demand for haven assets. Stablecoin usage surged in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, for hedging purposes.
- [US] Sweet Jesus on a bicycle
A company called Force Marketing contacted the user with a suspicious job offer involving writing car reviews to combat bots, requiring cryptocurrency payments and exhibiting characteristics of a potential pyramid scheme. The company's online presence, including a sterile Facebook page and a YouTube channel with no comments, raised red flags.
- BlackRock Tokenizes $311B of European Money Market Funds With JP Morgan's Kinexys
BlackRock has tokenized $311 billion of European Money Market Funds using JP Morgan's Kinexys platform. The initiative involves issuing tokens on Ethereum, limited to professional investors.
- XRP holders can now borrow RLUSD on Ethereum through $280 million lending pool
XRP holders can now borrow RLUSD on Ethereum through a $280 million lending pool. This new financial service expands borrowing options for cryptocurrency holders.
- Bitcoin Steady at $63,461 as LatAm Leans on Stablecoins
Bitcoin remained stable at $63,461 while Ethereum declined 1.29%. Latin America, particularly Argentina and Brazil, showed increased stablecoin demand amid a cautious approach to ETF frameworks.
- BlackRock Launches Tokenized Money Market Funds on Solana, Ethereum
BlackRock launched a tokenized money market fund for stablecoin reserves, utilizing both Solana and Ethereum blockchains.
- Tom Lee’s Bitmine Buys More Ethereum, Adds to Stock Buyback
Tom Lee’s Bitmine added 10,399 ETH last week, increasing its holdings to nearly 5.8 million ETH as it aims to own 5% of Ethereum's circulating supply. The company is actively expanding its Ethereum treasury.
- Crypto scam on elderly man [CAN]
An elderly man was likely scammed out of 7k CAD through a crypto 'investment firm' scam. 27k USDC is stored in a private Crypto.com Unchained wallet on his phone, with no transaction history. Scammers are pressuring him to deposit 1.03 ETH for gas fees, while the wallet shows a 'proxy pattern detected' security alert.
- TD Cowen cuts Sharplink price target to $13 on lower 2026 ether outlook
TD Cowen reduced Sharplink's price target to $13 due to a lower 2026 ether forecast but maintained its long-term Ethereum investment thesis.
- Bitcoin Climbs to US$64,725, Crypto Broadly Higher Thursday
Bitcoin increased 1.28% to US$64,725, and Ethereum rose 0.46% to US$1,917. A broad crypto rally on July 30, 2026, indicates renewed interest in digital assets.
- As crypto perpetual futures boom, Ethereum’s role is shifting
The article highlights the growing crypto perpetual futures market and notes a shift in Ethereum's role within this space. Ethereum's position is evolving as the market for perpetual futures experiences a boom.
- Ethereum Price Stalls as Fed Rate Decision Looms
Ethereum's (ETH) price has decreased today but has recovered from the year's lowest levels. The cryptocurrency is currently awaiting the Federal Reserve's rate decision.
- Tether’s GENIUS-compliant USAT stablecoin launches on Celo, marking first expansion beyond Ethereum
Tether's USAT stablecoin, compliant with GENIUS, has launched on the Celo blockchain, marking its first expansion beyond Ethereum. The stablecoin can be used to pay for gas on the blockchain, eliminating the need for users to hold multiple tokens for transactions.
- Crypto hacks hit record high in H1 2026 as losses top $1 billion, Blockaid says
Crypto hacks reached a record high in the first half of 2026, with total losses exceeding $1 billion. Ethereum and Solana projects suffered the most, losing $332 million and $326 million, respectively.
- Morgan Stanley Expands Crypto Push With Ethereum and Solana ETPs
Morgan Stanley has launched spot Ethereum and Solana exchange-traded products as part of its expanding digital asset strategy. The Wall Street giant aims to broaden its offerings in the cryptocurrency market through these new financial instruments.
- Ethereum L2 ecosystem loses momentum as TVL drops to two-year low
The Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem has seen a decline in Total Value Locked (TVL), dropping to $5 billion, a level last observed in 2023, indicating a loss of momentum.
- Ethereum startup EthSystems bets privacy is key to getting banks on public blockchains
Ethereum startup EthSystems is focusing on privacy as a critical factor to attract banks to public blockchains. The company believes privacy is essential for integrating traditional financial institutions into blockchain networks.
- Ethereum, Solana led crypto hack losses in H1 2026: Blockaid
Blockaid reported Ethereum as the blockchain with the highest losses from crypto hacks in H1 2026, with Solana surpassing Arbitrum as the network with the second-highest losses due to key compromises.
- Lido upgrade aims to slash Ethereum’s validator count by one-third
Lido launched Curated Module v2, an upgrade that could reduce Ethereum’s validator count by one-third by consolidating validators and introducing new operator rules.
- Ethereum, Solana and Avalanche get busier and cheaper even as token prices fall: Bitwise
Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche are experiencing higher activity and lower transaction costs despite their token prices (ETH, SOL, AVAX) declining by over 50% year-over-year. Bitwise reports that while usage has increased, blockchain revenues have fallen.
- Lido begins consolidating $16 billion worth of staked ETH as Curated Module v2 rolls out
Lido, an Ethereum staking protocol, has started consolidating over 8 million ETH onto Ethereum’s post-Pectra 0x02 validators as part of its Curated Module v2 rollout. This consolidation represents more than $16 billion worth of staked ETH.
- Bitmine adds nearly 10,000 ETH while repurchasing 6.1 million common shares
Bitmine added nearly 10,000 ETH to its holdings and repurchased 11.6 million common shares as part of its $4 billion share repurchase program.
- Bank-run blockchains are back in style—but history suggests they will be a bust
Legacy financial institutions are promoting permissioned blockchain projects, such as DTCC's Hyperledger Besu and London Stock Exchange's Azure-based system, but critics argue these centralized systems lack the decentralization and innovation of networks like Ethereum. The article compares this trend to the 2016 'blockchain not Bitcoin' movement, which failed as decentralized alternatives thrived.
- Garden Finance disables app as Blockaid reports $450,000 exploit
Garden Finance disabled its app following a $450,000 USDT exploit reported by Blockaid. The attacker drained funds from Garden Finance’s HTLC contracts across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Smart Chain.
- BlackRock Says Crypto Can Outrun the Quantum Threat — If It Moves Fast Enough
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, argues that upgrading cryptocurrencies to quantum-resistant standards is technically feasible and easier than building quantum computers capable of breaking current cryptography. The firm highlights challenges in coordination for decentralized networks like Bitcoin but supports efforts like the Bitcoin Security Consortium to fund open-source development for quantum-resistant solutions.
- Ethereum nears market bottom against Bitcoin, though key signals remain unconfirmed: CryptoQuant
Ethereum trades below its realized price against Bitcoin, with onchain indicators showing reduced selling pressure and recovering demand. However, a definitive market cycle bottom has not yet been confirmed.
- Arbitrum Perp DEX AFX Trade Drained of $24M, Offers Hacker 30% to Return It
Arbitrum Perp DEX AFX Trade suffered a $24M theft via a custody bridge exploit, with funds transferred to Ethereum. The platform is offering a 30% reward to the hacker for returning the stolen assets.
- Bitcoin, Ethereum-linked protocols lose $35 million in multiple attacks hours apart
Bitcoin and Ethereum-linked protocols suffered a $35 million loss due to multiple attacks occurring hours apart.
- Crypto Markets: Bitcoin & the Majors — July 23, 2026
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP were slightly lower in a quiet trading session. The Latin American story remains anchored by stablecoins for remittances and savings.
- Arbitrum protocol AFX Trade hit by $24 million bridge exploit: Blockaid
The Arbitrum protocol AFX Trade suffered a $24 million bridge exploit, with stolen funds moved to Ethereum and swapped for 12,467 ETH. Blockaid reported the incident, and PeckShield detailed the attacker's actions.
- Bitmine grows treasury to 5.78M ETH as Ether outpaces Bitcoin
Bitmine, an Ethereum treasury firm, increased its holdings by 7,430 ETH in the past week, reaching a total of 5.78 million ETH. This brings their holdings to nearly 5% of Ethereum's circulating supply as Ether surpasses Bitcoin in performance.
- Tom Lee's Bitmine Taps the Brakes on ETH Buys, Pivots $86M Into Stock Buyback
Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee announced the company has slowed Ethereum purchases and allocated $86 million to a stock buyback, repurchasing 5.5 million common shares.
- Allbridge Pauses Cross-Chain Protocol After $1.65M Flash Loan Attack
Allbridge paused its cross-chain protocol after a $1.65M flash loan attack. An attacker manipulated Solana stablecoin pools and transferred funds to Ethereum, according to security firms.
- Bitmine expands Ethereum treasury to 5.78 million ETH, repurchases 5.5 million shares
Bitmine expanded its ether treasury to 5.78 million ETH and repurchased 5.5 million shares under its $4 billion buyback program.