Ethereum (ETH) price reclaims $2K as data shows a surge in network activity
Despite regulatory action against Binance, a surge in Ethereum network activity and the expectation of a spot ETF approval fueled a price move above $2,000. Go to Source
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Despite regulatory action against Binance, a surge in Ethereum network activity and the expectation of a spot ETF approval fueled a price move above $2,000. Go to Source
The sharp rebound in Bitcoin and select altcoins suggests that bulls remain in charge and continue to buy at lower levels. Go to Source
Bitcoin transaction fees have soared above Ethereum’s amid a renewed appetite for Ordinals-inscribed assets. Go to Source
The weakness in the U.S. Dollar Index suggests that risky assets such as Bitcoin and the S&P 500 Index may remain in favor with the buyers. Go to Source
TVL, fee revenue and wallet activity are just three metrics investors can use to assess the health of the DeFi sector. Go to Source
Liquidity protocol Aave’s parent company has been rebranded to Avara as it looks to streamline its suite of infrastructure products to attract a broader Web3 user base. Go to Source
Starknet has laid out its roadmap to begin decentralizing core components of its Ethereum L2 scaling network to defend against censorship and improve robustness. Go to Source
Bitcoin and select altcoins are showing strength, a possible sign that the bull trend has resumed. Go to Source
Data from L2Beat shows that layer 2s are seeing greater adoption than ever before as users continue to desire lower gas fees. Go to Source
The “X1” network will be part of the Polygon ecosystem and use zero-knowledge proofs to bridge assets from Ethereum. Go to Source