BApps, or based applications, are changing Ethereum by replacing centralized sequencers with validator-driven rollups. Find ...

Ethereum’s current price shows signs of weakness as market indicators point towards a possible decline to $2,000. The blockchain data shows downward signals through increasing token supplies ...

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) may have a way out of its doldrums. Real-world asset tokenization is a new trend that's sweeping cryptocurrency, and it's likely going to be one of the biggest stories in ...

But where there's danger, there's often opportunity, and for Ethereum, this is likely one of those times. The new threat could enable Ethereum to reverse its fortunes.

Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), recently slipped below its longest-serving support level against Bitcoin (BTC), leading top analysts to conclude that it is “dying a slow death.” Ether ...

Based applications — bApps — will be able to leverage Ethereum validators directly from the layer-1, allowing them to avoid security and centralizing risks.

Wallet addresses holding 1,000 to 10,000 ETH accumulated more than $1 billion worth of Ethereum since Jan. 7. Will an ETH trend reversal follow?

A growing concentration of nodes is presenting fundamental economic risks for the second-largest blockchain network.

1 Emerging Trend Could Boost Ethereum for Years and Years May 09, 2025 — 05:00 am EDT Written by Alex Carchidi for The Motley Fool -> Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) may have a way out of its doldrums.

Eventually, it could make Ethereum a coin worth buying, especially if its competitors fail to keep up with its preparations for the future. But the threat is still abstract.

Ownership data for real-world assets is being stored on Ethereum's chain. Some predict that an enormous volume of assets will be tokenized and stored this way in the future. The competition is ...