Ethereum at $500 For the First Time Since July 2018: Interest Increasing
Ethereum (ETH) price just rallied vertically upwards and tapped the $500 level. This is happening for the first time in
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After the DeFi Storm: ETH Tx Fees Back To August Levels, Still Expensive?
The average cost of a transaction fee on the Ethereum blockchain is around $2. This is low compared to September's
Vitalik Buterin: High ETH Transaction Fees Can Compromise Ethereum’s Security
Higher fees on Ethereum represent a security risk in the long-term, co-founder Vitalik Buterin said. He calls for the implementation
No, I’m Not Building Anything on Ethereum: Elon Musk Denies Rumors
A year after the famous Hollywood actor William Shatner tweeted that Elon Musk and Vitalik Buterin were deciding what to
Ethereum Creator Vitalik Buterin Offers Scaling Solution for Sky-Rocketing ETH Transaction Fees
Median transaction fees on Ethereum just hit their highest point in almost two years, as the network struggles under heavy
Higher DeFi Interest Rates Come With Unstated Risks Attached, Vitalik Buterin Says
Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, has recently stated that interest rates on decentralized finance protocols that are significantly higher
Vitalik Buterin Addresses The Cause For The $2.6 Million Fees ETH Transactions
Over the past couple of days, three transactions with abnormally high fees were carried out on Ethereum’s network. Two of
Ethereum 2.0 Scaling Strategy Has *Basically* Succeeded According to Vitalik Buterin
Vitalik Buterin applauded the successful launch of various Layer 2 solutions on Ethereum, saying that “the initial deployment of Ethereum’s
Zilliqa (ZIL) Skyrockets 35% in Delayed Reaction, Binance Pair and Vitalik “Acknowledgement”
Zilliqa (ZIL) gained almost 35% in the past 24 hours, marking a delayed reaction for a coin, which was subject
There Are Now 3.5X Ethereum (ETH) Non-Zero Addresses Compared To Jan’ 18 ATH Of $1,400
Despite Ethereum’s price nosediving by over 85% from the all-time high levels reached in January 2018, the interest in the