On March 6, 2025, Solana validators will vote on two major proposals aimed at modifying the network's economy and the reward system for stakers. These proposals, known as Solana Improvement Documents (SIMDs), are generating intense debate within the crypto community, particularly due to their impact on validator revenues, which are set to decrease dramatically.
While Bitcoin revels under golden skies, Ethereum gropes in the shadows, with no trophy in sight for 2025. The crypto revolution hesitates, one foot in the past.
In 2025, the Ethereum ETF, with its staggering figures and staked returns, could very well overshadow Bitcoin. A crypto duel where surprise mingles with the vertigo of speculators.
Solana strengthens its network security by excluding crypto validators involved in "sandwich" attacks against traders, protecting investors.
Solana, one of the most promising blockchains of the moment, has just experienced a decisive moment. Validators have approved a key proposal on prioritized transaction fees, radically changing the distribution of these fees. This decision, although widely supported, has also sparked significant controversy within the community. What are the impacts of this decision and why is it sparking so much debate?
Ethereum is facing a dilemma with the growing number of validators, highlighting security issues.
Before closing out the year 2023, Vitalik Buterin hatched an unprecedented solution to improve Ethereum's consensus mechanism. Or rather to solve a problem of systemic complexity at the heart of the world's 2nd largest blockchain's Proof-of-Stake. Here's an overview!
Ethereum Fails to Attract Validators: Recent statistics have shown that Ethereum is no longer a strong magnet for validators, which has surprised many crypto observers.