#Ethereum

Tomasz Stańczak resigns as Ethereum Foundation co-executive director after less than a year, highlighting ongoing leadership instability at the world's second-largest blockchain.

Ethereum's co-founder warns against the unchecked AGI race and proposes blockchain-based AI infrastructure. But can decentralization really solve AI's biggest challenges?

MegaETH debuts targeting 100K+ transactions per second, entering heated debate over Ethereum scaling. Can blockchain finally feel like web apps?

Tom Lee's Bitmine bought 40,613 ETH during last week's crash, sitting on $7.8B unrealized losses. Is this genius or madness?

BitMine Immersion faces $8 billion paper losses as Ethereum crashes below $2,000, but the firm says it has no pressure to sell its massive ETH holdings.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin criticizes the proliferation of copycat L2 networks, arguing that scaling alone is no longer enough. What does this mean for blockchain's future?

After Vitalik Buterin questioned Ethereum's L2 roadmap, networks like Arbitrum and Base are pivoting from 'we are Ethereum' to 'we are not Ethereum.' What's driving this identity shift and what does it mean for the $6B+ L2 ecosystem?

Ethereum's co-founder says the layer-2 roadmap no longer makes sense as the main network scales directly. What does this mean for the future of blockchain architecture?

Ethereum's co-founder challenges the entire Layer-2 narrative, declaring the rollup-centric roadmap obsolete. What this means for crypto's future.

Despite ETH's weekend crash, network activity remains at peak levels. TVL hits all-time highs in ETH terms while staking queues stretch to 70 days, suggesting fundamental strength persists.

BitMine bought 41,000 more ETH tokens last week as losses mount to $6 billion, raising questions about contrarian investing strategies in volatile crypto markets.

Lido's stVaults launch marks a shift from closed staking systems to shared infrastructure, potentially reshaping the $400 billion Ethereum staking landscape. What does this mean for competition and decentralization?