The Latest Breaking News from Ethereum

Base has reached Stage 1 Decentralization, marking a major leap in the Layer 2 blockchain's vision of providing the global onchain economy with an open and decentralized ecosystem that's accessible to all.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs appear to be bouncing back, fueled by $BTC's surge to $93,000 following weeks of outflows amid fears around the global trade war initiated by President Trump.

The company will use the money to expand its engineering team and launch its first product.

Panama City has greenlighted the use of crypto for city payments, including taxes and permits, marking a major milestone in the global race toward cryptocurrency adoption.

$SOL is leading all other major cryptocurrencies in terms of returns over the past week, even outperforming Bitcoin, and $XRP, which has had crypto holders doubting in recent weeks due to its price "inaction," was the only crypto coin in the Top 10 that logged year-to-date returns so far.

Solana emerged as a somewhat groundbreaking platform, capturing the attention of developers, investors, and crypto-enthusiasts alike. It rapidly gained popularity, challenging everyone in niche with its innovative approach to solving long-standing blockchain troubles.

Ethereum and $XRP were the top gainers Tuesday among the most valuable cryptocurrencies after President Trump rolled back tariffs on most countries for a 90-day period and Paul Atkins was confirmed as the new SEC Chair.

President Trump's new tariffs on China are hurting crypto real hard as the world's largest cryptocurrency by market cap plunged to $75,000—thousands of dollars far from its all-time high of $108,000 on Inauguration Day 2025.

Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana sink in value by over 12 per cent

Cryptocurrencies have been a topic for discussion for a while now, and it’s not surprising why. Many see Bitcoin as a measure of tech progress and a glimpse into a decentralized financial future that is free from institutional control.

Precious metals and copper prices soared in March, with gold and copper rising to new record highs. Stocks and bonds were lower, energy commodities were higher, and gravity hit some soft commodities. Animal proteins rallied, while grains were lower.