Ethereum has reclaimed a key resistance zone after bouncing from $1,704, with improving macro sentiment, institutional accumulation, and a technical breakout putting the $1,850 level back into focus. According to data from crypto.
The operator behind Jaredfromsubway.eth, one of Ethereum's most prolific automated trading bots, offered a 50% white hat bounty on June 22 after a hacker drained more than $7.5 million from the bot's wallet using a carefully constructed on-chain honeypot.
Ethereum core contributors are debating a structural overhaul that could redirect Ethereum staking rewards toward ecosystem development. The protocol-level proposal seeks to solve a persistent coordination failure of funding public goods within the broader Ethereum ecosystem.
Redirecting staking rewards to ecosystem projects could democratize funding decisions but risks cartelization and governance challenges. Ethereum validators could redirect 10% of staking rewards to ecosystem projects.
Ethereum price is holding, while the network's MEV story just escalated the prediction from abstract protocol debate to an embarrassment.
A post on the Ethereum Research forum proposes letting validators vote to redirect up to 10% of staking rewards to fund public goods.
Ethereum validators may redirect up to 10% of staking rewards to public goods under a new proposal, fueling new funding and control debates.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies announced that its board of directors approved a cash dividend of $0.1056 per share for holders of its 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BMNP.
ETH remains at a key inflection point as buyers defend support against growing downside bets.
After half a decade of market turbulence, Ethereum finds itself in a remarkable position: essentially unchanged from its March 2021 valuation. This reality has become a focal point for market participants monitoring the critical $1,700 price region.
Onchain security firm Blockaid said the root cause of the exploit could be a flaw in Taiko bridge's source-signal proof validation.
A proposal that seeks to implement a semi-voluntary redirect rate to subsidize the creation and operation of shared infrastructure by validators. If the majority of validators agree, the rate becomes mandatory for all, and they can choose which organization gets part or all of these funds.