TLDR: Ethereum trades near $2,266 as buyers attempt to defend the $2,250 level ahead of this weekly close. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $155.7 million in net outflows on October 30, extending the streak. Ted said ETH funding rates hit their lowest level since June, with shorts expecting another decline. Ethereum’s weekly chart places the …
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TLDR VIA Labs launched two-way cross-chain messaging between Stellar’s Soroban platform and Ethereum mainnet. Developers can use it for stablecoin transfers, tokenized assets and cross-chain smart contract actions. Transfers using the VIAT reference token finish in about one to three minutes. VIA is waiving its protocol fee on Stellar routes during the launch period. The …
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TLDR: Ethereum core developers delayed the Glamsterdam fork on Hoodi after a ChainSecurity report. Gas already spent can return mid-transaction, which lets the gasleft() value rise during execution. A failed sub-call can return gas, so an unreachable path runs and the transaction looks successful. Developers will review contracts this week, and the fix may need …
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TLDR Fhenix launched its CoFHE encryption coprocessor on the Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnets on Oct. 21, 2026. The tool lets smart contracts process encrypted data without exposing balances, positions or trading strategies. A new dual-mode token design lets holders switch between public and private balances in one transaction. Fluton and Alpha Engine launched as the …
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TLDR Lido activated its 0x02 Community Staking Module on October 23, letting operators run Ethereum validators of up to 2,048 ETH. Operators bond 32 ETH for the first key and 30 ETH for each additional key, while Lido supplies the stake. Initial capacity covers about 32 seed deposits, with later top-ups depending on activation, cap …
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TLDR: Ethereum Foundation sold 2,785 ETH for about $6.42 million in USDS through CoW Swap, Onchain Lens reports Ethereum traded at $2,312.64, down 1.17% in 24 hours and 4.58% over seven days, per CoinGecko price data. Ella sees $2,360 as the first recovery test, with $2,400 next if buyers reclaim that level for Ethereum. Daan …
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TLDR Ethereum developers postponed the October 26 Glamsterdam activation on the Hoodi testnet. ChainSecurity identified 13 real-world cases of potential smart contract security risks. The postponement removes Hoodi’s planned gas limit increase to 200 million. Developers have not confirmed new Hoodi or mainnet activation dates. ETH trades below $2,400, with traders watching the $2,370 support …
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TLDR Ethereum developers postponed the Glamsterdam upgrade on the Hoodi testnet, which was set for October 26, 2026, and no new date has been set. Security firm ChainSecurity warned that gas changes in EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 could weaken protections against insufficient gas griefing attacks. ChainSecurity says it has found 13 real-world smart contracts that could …
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TLDR Ethereum staking reached a record 43.8 million ETH in Q3 2026, or 35.9% of total supply. Net staking inflows totaled 1.99 million ETH, the sixth straight quarter of growth. The gross staking yield fell from 2.81% to 2.63%. The validator count dropped from about 1.1 million to 881,000 as operators merged validators after the …
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TLDR: Bitcoin must hold $81,000, the lower boundary of its daily rising channel, to target $84,000 and $86,500. A break below $81,000 would shift Bitcoin’s focus to $76,000 as the next downside level to watch. Ethereum must hold $2,350 on a daily close to target $2,700 and $3,000; a loss puts $2,000 in focus. XRP …
TLDR: Justin Sun sold 80%–90% of his Ethereum near $3,600–$4,000 after identifying a fragile double-top pattern. He has not repurchased the Ethereum sold, although he retained a smaller core position and kept Bitcoin. Following the sale, Sun shifted capital into U.S. stocks, identifying Nvidia and Nasdaq-100 exposure. Ethereum closed near $2,402 on October 17, about …
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TLDR: US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $82.39M on October 16, with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for $71.78M. Ethereum ETFs recorded $69.68M in outflows, marking their third consecutive day of withdrawals. Bitcoin open interest rose 4.5% as its price fell 2.68%, raising concerns about leveraged long positions. Cryptoinsightuk sees a possible BTC correction toward $75,000, but the …
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TLDR: Vitalik Buterin combines Tor, zkAPI and local AI models to improve privacy when using AI agents. Separate Tor circuits and cover traffic help conceal AI activity, but timing attacks remain a concern. AI agents reportedly proved Ethereum’s Fast Confirmation Rule and helped fix a fork choice bug. ETH trades at $2,428.47 as traders watch …
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TLDR Starknet launched a seven-day STRK governance vote on October 15, with voting scheduled to close on October 22. The non-binding vote asks holders whether to research becoming an independent layer-1 blockchain. StarkWare targets quantum resistance by 2027, while Ethereum targets broader protection by December 2029. Early voting showed 99.9% support by voting power for …
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TLDR: Buterin says AI-accelerated math poses a core new risk to ML-DSA, FHE, and lattice-based cryptography. Ethereum’s lean roadmap uses hash-based signatures such as WOTS and SPHINCS- instead of lattices. He suggests multiplying key sizes by 10 to make public-key encryption plausibly long-term secure. Users are advised to keep funds in unused addresses, with caution …
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