266 stories about Ethereum from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
Ethereum is the top blockchain for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), with $65 billion in activity. The market is still competitive, with multiple chains vying for institutional adoption.
The Ethereum Foundation is experiencing a wave of high-profile departures as it undergoes a major internal transition. This shakeup is part of a broader effort to redefine the foundation's role within the Ethereum ecosystem.
Ethereum derivatives are showing a disciplined rebuild of risk, with rising open interest indicating healthier leverage. This suggests a more stable market environment for traders.
A security breach has drained $11.6 million from the Verus-Ethereum bridge, affecting 103.6 tBTC, 1,625 ETH, and 147,000 USDC. Peckshield flagged the exploit, highlighting the ongoing risks in cross-chain bridges.
THORChain, a decentralized exchange, suffered a major exploit affecting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Smart Chain. Hackers stole over $10 million, highlighting security vulnerabilities in cross-chain transactions.
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest bank, increased its crypto investments from $100 million to $235 million in the first quarter of 2026. The bank expanded into Ethereum and XRP while reducing its Solana holdings.
The Q2 2026 Charting Crypto report highlights major market and on-chain trends shaping institutional crypto strategies. It provides insights into Bitcoin and Ethereum's performance and adoption trends.
Institutional interest in crypto remains strong, with notable shifts in fund returns and structured product trends. Bitcoin still dominates, but Ethereum and altcoins are gaining traction among large investors.
The Ethereum Foundation has shared its vision for how Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) solutions can work together to scale Ethereum. The goal is to create a cohesive system that supports confident adoption by all users, emphasizing the unique roles of each layer.
Over 100 Ethereum core developers met in Svalbard to work on the Glamsterdam upgrade. This follows previous events like Berlinterop and Edelweiss, focusing on interoperability and protocol improvements.
Ethereum developers met in Norway to finalize plans for the Glamsterdam upgrade, setting a 200M gas limit floor. This change aims to improve network efficiency and reduce transaction costs for users.
The Ethereum Foundation has created a new Platform Team to improve the relationship between Ethereum's base layer (L1) and scaling solutions (L2s). This initiative aims to create a more cohesive ecosystem where all parts of Ethereum work together seamlessly, benefiting developers and users alike.
Charles Schwab now allows select US customers to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through their existing investment accounts. This move marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption by a major financial institution.
A new Ethereum standard called Clear Signing aims to prevent blind signing, a flaw that has led to billions in losses. The initiative involves major wallet developers, security firms, and the Ethereum Foundation.
NUVA, a new protocol led by former BNY executive Anthony Moro, is connecting Figure's $19 billion in tokenized assets to Ethereum. This move aims to bring real-world assets like home equity and Treasuries into DeFi markets.
Ethereum Protocol Studies (EPS) is back for 2026 with new content tracks and a self-paced learning platform. The program starts on February 23rd and aims to educate developers and enthusiasts about Ethereum's core technologies.
Ethereum developers have proposed a solution to 'blind signing,' a technical flaw that has led to significant financial losses. This change could make the network safer for everyday users.
JPMorgan has filed to create a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, making it easier for investors to access traditional financial products using blockchain technology. This move could bridge the gap between traditional finance and decentralized finance (DeFi).
JPMorgan is introducing a new tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, investing in U.S. Treasurys and short-term loans. This makes traditional financial products more accessible in the crypto space.
The Ethereum Foundation has launched a new standard called 'Clear Signing' to help users avoid accidentally approving harmful transactions. This move aims to reduce losses from phishing attacks and wallet drains, making crypto transactions safer for everyone.
Mastercard is introducing crypto payment cards in Asia, allowing users to spend digital assets like traditional money. This move could make crypto spending more mainstream and convenient.
The Ethereum Foundation has set a new gas limit floor and approved an improvement proposal for its upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. This upgrade is expected to go live in the third quarter of 2026, improving network efficiency and cost.
Aave has started a binding vote on Arbitrum to transfer $71 million in disputed ETH. The funds are tied to a 2024 exploit, with creditors and Aave in a legal battle over ownership.
Galaxy Digital will manage a new $125 million fund with Sharplink, combining staked ETH and additional capital. This fund aims to generate yield directly on the blockchain, offering new opportunities for investors.