Ethereum’s Shanghai Hard Fork Now Has an Official Target Date
Ethereum developers discussed April 12 for the long-awaited upgrade that will enable staked ETH withdrawals. Once the date is ...
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Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade Now Referred to as ‘Shapella’ by Developers
The reason this matters – in the context of what to call the Ethereum upgrade – is that it ...
Ether Withdrawals Will Not Crash ETH Price After Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade, Crypto Analysts Say
Ethereum’s Shanghai upgrade will deploy a two-tier withdrawal system. Partial withdrawals, amounts above 32 ETH, will be usually executed ...
Crypto Exchange Coinbase’s New Layer 2 Blockchain on Ethereum’s Optimism, Base, Has Rocky Rollout
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Ethereum’s Regens Tend to Ethereum’s Public Goods
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A Day in the Life of a Dev: Ethereum’s Justin Florentine
In a CoinDesk interview, the Senior Protocol Engineer for Ethereum breaks down the nuts and bolts of being a ...
Unlike Merge, Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade Could Bring Ether Price Volatility
Ether's price dropped 10% to $1,472 on the day of the Merge, but volatility quickly faded, with prices trading ...
How the SEC Could Reshape Ethereum’s Staking Landscape for the Better
“I think this is good for decentralization,” said Ben Edgington, a product manager at Ethereum research and development firm ...
Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade to Raise Staking Toward Proof-Of-Stake-Blockchain Average
It could be argued that the utility of these liquid staking protocols would be reduced as the upgrade date ...
Can Ethereum’s Flashbots ‘Middleware’ Still Call Itself a ‘Public Good’?
“Middleware” services are built on top of (rather than into) Ethereum’s core protocol, offering essential tools for app builders ...
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