Ethereum

At BaseCamp 2025, Jesse Pollak confirmed early discussions on a Base token, and committed to building on Ethereum

The new Ethereum Foundation initiative aims to standardize AI-agent protocols and build a decentralized AI stack for long-term use

P2P.org launches pre-activated validators to bypass Ethereum’s sometimes multi-week entry queue.

Client engineers and coordinators earn far less than researchers, despite playing key roles in network stability

Tempo’s announcement reignites debates over Ethereum fast finality and whether corporate chains can ever be truly neutral

A new Earn tab on stake.lido.fi surfaces curated vaults, for one-click blue-chip strategies

Trust Wallet integration expands access as Ondo Global Markets opens equities trading to non-US investors

World Liberty Financial opened WLFI claims at 8:00 am ET, driving a rush of on-chain transactions that pushed Ethereum gas into triple digits

Developers debated the buffer between client releases and the first testnet fork in an effort to keep Fusaka on schedule

Despite incentives and a sweeping rebrand from MakerDAO, USDS growth has stalled and DAI is quietly resurging

Singapore’s largest bank is issuing crypto-linked structured notes on Ethereum, but the tokens will remain permissioned

Exchange says all validators now run in distributed clusters, boosting decentralization and fault tolerance

EigenLayer founder Sreeram Kannan says the distinction comes down to what Ethereum enforces onchain

From Ronin’s classic L2 pivot to Taiko’s based rollup and Puffer’s ultra-low-latency appchain testnet, Ethereum-aligned architectures are multiplying

Does Circle’s Arc threaten Ethereum’s “stablecoin chain” moat, or does EVM gravity pull flows back anyway?

Institutions launching their own L1s isn’t good for Solana — but it’s just as bad for everyone else

Perp DEX Extended migrates from StarkEx to Starknet, with a UX that keeps EVM traders out of the bridge lane entirely

The maturity of ZK proving systems flips the L2 security/UX tradeoff, with lower perceived tech risk