Ethereum 2.0, or is it 0.2?
Eli Afram examines the ins and outs of the upgrade to the Ethereum network, analyzing the merits on the basis of technical and societal.
Eli Afram examines the ins and outs of the upgrade to the Ethereum network, analyzing the merits on the basis of technical and societal.
Ethereum, the self-proclaimed “world computer,” has a serious case of the ‘I Don’t Like Mondays’ after a series of public relations black eyes.
Delays recorded in settling transactions in Ethereum last week weren't all that serious, developers working on the issue said but admitted that it required fixing before risks tied to security mount.
The Bank of Korea published a report revealing that its simulations of a digital won had proven Ethereum isn’t scalable enough to anchor a central bank digital currency.
Stoner Cats demonstrates perfectly that while Vitalik Buterin talks a big game, Ethereum developers still haven’t figured out any real solutions to the fledgling blockchain’s litany of problems.
Ethereum 2.0 has gone live, seemingly without a thought paid to whether the network’s new system falls within the definition of securities for the purpose of the U.S. securities legislation.
An Ethereum user paid a $9,300 transaction fee to send $120 in ETH. The user took to Reddit to explain their mistake and is looking to get their money back.
The Ethereum Classic blockchain has implemented a defense mechanism, "MESS," to reduce the chance of a 51% attack taking place on the network
Vitalik Buterin’s recent comments that ETH chain is "nearly unusable for many classes of applications” are a tacit confession to something many have said for a long time—Ethereum can't scale.
Research indicated that there were as many as 15,000 crypto scam bots running wild throughout the social media platform and the site promised to do something about it.
"The Merge" not only pumped the price of ETH tokens, as opposed to what was promised, but its switch to a PoS model created a slew of issues, including turning the network into a permissioned ledger.
In this article, Jerry Chan explores each of the three strategies in scaling Ethereum and why none will achieve the intended goal, as none addressed the lack of scalability of the layer 1 blockchain.