Ethereum completed its Fusaka upgrade on Dec. 3, marking one of the network’s most essential steps toward long-term scalability. The upgrade builds on a series of changes since the 2022 Merge and follows the earlier Dencun and Pectra releases, which lowered Layer 2 fees and increased blob capacity. Fusaka goes further by restructuring how Ethereum […]
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Consensys said Ethereum researchers are now looking to “roll out hard forks on an accelerated twice-a-year cadence."
Aave, the largest decentralized lending protocol, has historically taken a maximalist approach towards deploying on new blockchains.
Uniswap has generated over $985 million in fees year-to-date, averaging close to $93 million per month from January to October.
The new proposal, which 59.38% of the community approved, charts a course to raise the buy-back allocation up from 25% of net protocol fees.
Monad will launch its highly anticipated Layer 1 blockchain and native token on Monday, November 24, at 9 a.m. ET.
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams and key Uniswap Foundation leaders proposed a plan to burn UNI tokens and merge the organizations.
Some 7.5% of the total supply will be offered via Coinbase at $0.025 per MON, with a minimum $100 and maximum $100,00 bid size.
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
Ether.fi has proposed a $50 million ETHFI buyback program, joining Aave and OpenSea as token buybacks surpass $1.4 billion in 2025.
The backwards-compatible Fusaka hard fork will implement about a dozen Ethereum Improvement Proposals.
The team will begin refunding investors who bid under $0.0999 and confirmed that anyone who bid the max will be “reviewed for allocation.”
MetaMask Director of Product Christian Montoya previously told The Block that the hot-wallet platform is “launching a new loyalty program.”
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
The MEGA token sale will begin at a $1 million fully diluted valuation, or about $0.0001 per token, and be capped at a $999 million FDV.
Aave DAO is considering a proposal from Marc Zeller’s Aave Chan Initiative to create a permanent $50 million annual token buyback program.
Earlier this year, the non-profit pledged to update its treasury management practices and engage directly with the Ethereum DeFi ecosystem.
The Arbitrum Foundation has hired Brendan Ma, formerly of Immutable and Goldman Sachs, as its head of investment strategy.
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
The Ocean Protocol Foundation has resigned as a member of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, "effective immediately."
On Monday, Rainbow said it plans to introduce a native RNBW token into its non-custodial crypto wallet by the end of the year.
Sky opened a vote to add a 1% fee on MKR-to-SKY conversions starting Sept. 22, rising by 1 point every three months, as part of the Endgame rebrand.
Under the restructuring plan, the DAO is set to report to the Scroll Foundation, which will retain veto authority where necessary.
A new W 2.0 tokenomics plan includes increased earning opportunities for token holders as well as a strategic reserve.
A Curve DAO proposal seeks to introduce Yield Basis, a protocol with a $60 million stablecoin mint that offers direct rewards to veCRV token holders.
Ethena said it expects to activate the ENA fee switch, pending final implementation approval by its Risk Committee and a tokenholder vote, after the pre-set parameters were met. Those parameters, agreed in late 2024, require USDe supply above 6 billion, lifetime protocol revenue above 250 million, and USDe integration on four of the top five […]
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The measure replaces the current unlimited issuance model, which minted 120 million DOT annually without a supply cap.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin claims it is a “bad idea” to use artificial intelligence (AI) for governance. In an X post on Saturday, Buterin wrote: “If you use an AI to allocate funding for contributions, people WILL put a jailbreak plus “gimme all the money” in as many places as they can.” Why AI governance […]
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Polymarket has added Chainlink’s oracle stack on Polygon to deliver tamper-resistant, automated resolutions as the platform eyes a U.S. expansion.
World Liberty Financial voters are overwhelmingly supporting a plan to direct all fees from the project’s protocol-owned liquidity into WLFI buybacks.