266 stories about Ethereum from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
Bitmine, an Ethereum treasury firm, reduced weekly ether purchases by more than 75% after the previous week's aggressive buying. Last week, the firm bought $53 million worth of ETH, compared to 112,000 ETH (worth about $275 million at the time) the week before.
A security researcher found an integer-overflow flaw in the HongCoin token sale contract, unlocking $2 million for 48 original investors. This is the second such recovery he has publicized in eight days.
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Libp2p, a core infrastructure stack used by multiple Ethereum clients, is facing a funding crisis. The Ethereum Foundation has launched Project Odin to address this and other critical infrastructure needs. The project aims to secure funding for essential open-source tools that keep the network running smoothly.
Ethereum's core developers have released Checkpoint #9, a periodic high-level summary of All Core Developer calls. The April 10, 2026 update highlights current developments in Ethereum core development, focusing on scalability, security, and other network improvements.
The XRP Ledger has proposed a change that makes flash loan attacks impossible due to its transaction structure. This architectural feature has already protected it from exploits that have cost Ethereum DeFi billions. The draft amendment highlights how the XRPL's design inherently prevents these types of attacks.
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Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 network, has launched the Azul upgrade, introducing multiproofs and a new client stack to enhance decentralization. This move brings Base closer to full decentralization, improving security and scalability for users.
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The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) now supports Bitcoin addresses, allowing users to send and receive BTC using human-readable names. This integration bridges the gap between Ethereum and Bitcoin networks, making crypto transactions more user-friendly.
SharpLink, an Ethereum-focused treasury firm backed by Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin, is joining the Russell indexes. Despite this milestone, the company's stock has plummeted 95% from its peak over the past year.
The Ethereum Foundation is staking 70,000 ETH from its treasury, with rewards going back to the foundation. This move aligns with its policy to grow its resources while supporting the Ethereum network.
The Ethereum Foundation and partners allocated $2.5 million to support security researchers in 2025. The program funded 50 independent projects focused on improving Ethereum's security.
Facet co-founder Tom Lehman proposed EIP-8182 for Ethereum’s upcoming Hegota upgrade, which would enable native private transactions on the network. This could enhance privacy for users without requiring additional layers or protocols.
The Ethereum Foundation has released the EF Mandate, a guiding document outlining its mission, principles, and goals. It serves as a constitution and manifesto for the foundation, aiming to clarify its role in the Ethereum ecosystem. The mandate emphasizes decentralization, sustainability, and community empowerment.
The Ethereum Foundation has shared its 2026 protocol priorities, focusing on scaling Layer 1, improving blob storage, and enhancing user experience. The update comes a year after the initial strategic initiatives were introduced in June 2025.
The Ethereum Foundation has reaffirmed its commitment to decentralized finance (DeFi), calling it a fundamental evolution of finance. They believe financial autonomy should be a right, not a privilege, and DeFi is key to Ethereum's growth and adoption.
The Ethereum Foundation allocated $30 million in Q1 2026 to strengthen the network's foundations, focusing on cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs, security, and protocol research. This investment supports critical infrastructure and tools across the Ethereum ecosystem.
The Ethereum Foundation (EF) will reduce its operations and sell less ETH, focusing on core research. Vitalik Buterin emphasized a shift to 'longevity over breadth,' prioritizing Ethereum's CROPS properties.
The Ethereum Foundation is accepting applications for its seventh cohort of the Ethereum Protocol Fellowship (EPF7) until May 13. An introductory town hall is scheduled for May 6 at 1500 UTC to discuss program details.
Ethereum's dominance in DeFi, stablecoins, and staking continues to strengthen its long-term appeal, even as its price has dropped 28% this year. Analysts point to its foundational role in the crypto ecosystem as a key reason to hold ETH.
Ethereum is planning to replace its current BLS signatures with post-quantum secure alternatives to protect against future quantum computing threats. This move aims to future-proof the network against potential vulnerabilities that could arise from advancements in quantum technology.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has outlined new privacy measures for the network, aiming to enhance user security and adoption. These updates could make transactions more private while maintaining compliance with regulations. The changes include zero-knowledge proofs and improved encryption.