Ethereum

CoinMarketCap Academy takes a visual look at some key Ethereum metrics as the year comes to a close.

Ether has a strong track record of outperforming Bitcoin. In 2021, ETH surged by a whopping 399.2% — five times more than BTC's still-impressive rise of 59.8%.

The change in momentum has also been welcome news for crypto-related stocks, with Coinbase's share price rallying by 13% on Tuesday.

It's unclear whether or not this is a publicity stunt, but it seems executives are confident of "radically recreating land used by the infamous festival" five years ago.

Bitcoin's hash rate is continuing to rise, and heightened demand for energy in this industry is coinciding with fears that parts of Europe could suffer blackouts during the colder months.

Coin Center has accused the Treasury of making it a crime to use the coin mixing service, which has been used by North Korea to launder stolen cryptocurrencies.

After the merge, what has been going on with staked Ethereum in all forms?

What are the next steps for Ethereum after the merge? CoinMarketCap Academy takes a look at the Ethereum upgrade roadmap.

Why is Ethereum going down even though it switched to proof-of-stake? CoinMarketCap Academy analyzes fundamental factors for the bearish price action of ETH.

Ethereum has shifted from a Proof-of-Work network to Proof-of-Stake. In today’s article, we dive into the different ways to use your Ethereum after the merge.

At Messari's Mainnet conference, Buterin admitted some cryptocurrencies will never switch to Proof-of-Stake — but added that he hopes some will achieve a "middle ground."

It's the weekend edition of CoinMarketRecap! Connor Sephton and Molly Jane Zuckerman chew over some of the biggest crypto stories from the past seven days.

Blockchain network effects — you’ve probably never heard of them, and yet they’re super important for mooning or nuking your coins.

The comment was buried in the 69th paragraph of a lawsuit filed against crypto influencer Ian Balina, who is accused of promoting an ICO without telling fans that he was being paid to do so.

Also today, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele wants to run for re-election — but according to the constitution, he isn't allowed.

It's the weekend edition of CoinMarketRecap! Connor Sephton and Molly Jane Zuckerman chew over some of the biggest crypto stories from the past seven days.

Bitcoin maximalists have been up in arms about these revelations. They argue that this proves Ethereum is becoming more centralized, and censorship resistance is at risk.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Gary Gensler believes cryptocurrencies that operate on PoS chains may be classified as securities.