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Bitcoin falls, Saylor buys. Two billion injected in two weeks, while the market panics. What if, after all, the crypto oracle wore a tie and sold shares?

Bhutan is pushing its digital economy forward by placing portions of its traditional reserves on blockchain infrastructure. As tokenized real-world assets gain momentum, the country is securing an early foothold. The introduction of TER, a gold-backed token from Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC), strengthens Bhutan’s ongoing blockchain plans.

BlackRock discovers Ethereum staking and joins the yield banquet. But who is really dining at the table? The investor, the institution... or the tax authorities watching?

Ether has entered an important phase as exchange balances drop to their lowest level in nearly ten years. Supply continues moving into staking and long-term holding, leaving fewer tokens available for trading. Market structure is tightening even as investor sentiment remains cautious. Recent network events and steady institutional demand are also adding to this overall market trend.

The Fusaka update nearly caused Ethereum crypto network finality to be lost. We give you all the details in this article!

Bhutan surprises by entering the Ethereum universe. This small Himalayan state staked 320 ETH, nearly one million dollars, via the Figment validator, thus asserting a clear strategy of integration into the blockchain. Far from a simple investment, this initiative is part of a broader technological shift, where digital sovereignty and public infrastructure meet on Ethereum. A rare approach at the state level, redefining the contours of national engagement in the crypto ecosystem.

Ethereum crashes, BitMine persists: MAVAN, dividend, patriotism... The ultimate crypto pirouette of a giant who prefers to bet big rather than fold to Wall Street.

BlackRock takes a staking cure for its Ethereum: a developing ETF that promises yield for large portfolios. Crypto, meanwhile, continues to trot towards Wall Street.

After BitMine, SharpLink plays the crypto rentier: a safe filled with Ethereum, dividends pouring... and a strategy that would make many central banks envious.

Big corporate holders of Bitcoin are entering a more competitive phase as new entrants add crypto to their balance sheets. While activity remained steady in October, shifting buying patterns eroded the dominance of long-standing leaders, bringing greater attention to new corporate holders of Bitcoin and major altcoins.

Making a transaction on Ethereum now costs only a few cents. This Sunday, gas fees plunged to 0.067 gwei, a level never seen in years. While traders praise this spectacular drop, it raises questions about the economic viability of Ethereum's model.

Growing interest in Ethereum’s long-term outlook has pushed validator queues higher for both entry and exit. Recent data indicate that roughly 1.5 million validators are waiting to join the staking system, while approximately 2.45 million ETH are in the exit queue. These conditions mark a busy period for participants who choose native staking over liquid staking alternatives.

While Bitcoin and Ethereum flee wallets like the plague, Solana seduces the big players. What if the real crypto power was hiding behind well-structured staking?

US digital asset ETFs came under pressure this week as institutional traders shifted to a more cautious stance. Bitcoin and Ether products recorded sharp outflows, while Solana funds continued to draw steady interest. Activity suggested uneven sentiment across major crypto assets as markets reacted to recent volatility.

DeFi Development Corp. has just reached a new milestone. The Nasdaq-listed company has injected an additional 16 million dollars into its Solana reserves, thus consolidating its position among the largest institutional holders of the SOL crypto.

Ethereum is running out of steam... but that's because it's breathing emptiness! Between ETF injections, staking fridges, and digital treasures, ether is evaporating. And the price could explode.

10 billion dollars in Ethereum are waiting to be sold as validators massively leave the network. Details here!

Ethereum staking promises regular returns. But withdrawals are not instantaneous. Vitalik Buterin reminds why this delay is not a bug, but an essential safeguard for network security.

Ethereum network stakers are facing record-long exit times, with about 2.5 million ETH ($11.25 billion) pending withdrawal from the validator set, according to dashboard reports. Given this backlog of unsettled transactions, the waiting time for withdrawal has stretched to more than 46 days—the longest in the network's history. For comparison, the last big peak in wait time, which occurred in August, only had an 18-day wait.

With the U.S. Federal Reserve set to deliberate on a possible rate cut, appetite for risk assets is building. In fact, investors have poured over $600 million into crypto-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the past seven days. Capital rotation in Ethereum ETFs has also resumed, following periods of exits.

SwissBorg has just suffered one of the most striking hacks of the year. In a few hours, 193,000 SOL, or 41 million dollars, were siphoned off via a flaw in the Kiln validator API, a provider responsible for staking on Solana. It was not SwissBorg's infrastructure that failed, but that of a third-party partner. The incident reignites the debate on the security of external integrations in a sector where the slightest failure can be enough to bring down the entire chain.

SharpLink throws its dollars into ether like confetti: 39,008 ETH quietly bought, Joseph Lubin as the conductor of a risky all-in crypto.

While BTC maximalists brood, whales set course for ether. Bluff move? Or real metamorphosis of a market tired of its digital dinosaur?

Ethereum’s liquid staking ecosystem has seen a serious surge over the past three months, with roughly 690,000 ETH, valued at $3.2 billion, entering protocols since mid-May. The rapid inflows highlight both investor demand for staking yields and the consolidation of power among leading protocols.

While the SEC is considering, Grayscale acts: a crypto ETF on Avalanche is emerging, between juicy staking, altcoin ambitions, and the promise of a jackpot... if all goes well.

Starknet governance has approved SNIP-31, a proposal that will allow Bitcoin to be staked on the Ethereum Layer 2 network. With 93.6% of voters backing the measure, the upgrade introduces Bitcoin into Starknet’s consensus process alongside its native token, STRK.

While bitcoin captures media attention with its ETFs, Ethereum is advancing more quietly, but delivering superior performance. According to JPMorgan, this progress is no coincidence: record inflows into ETFs, growing appetite from companies, favorable regulatory signals… All concrete levers that reposition Ethereum no longer as a follower, but as a central player in the institutional crypto dynamic.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) statement regarding liquid staking has, as expected, drawn different views and opinions across all corners of the crypto space. Although some believe that this nonbinding guidance could help drive institutional and retail adoption, others have raised concerns over the risk, potential challenges and key legal hurdles.