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$ETH They're evolving how they build ethereum.org. Starting January 20th, they've adopted Shape Up cycles - focused 6-week build periods followed by 2-week cooldowns. For Cycle 1, each project below will ship by the end of February - no automatic rollovers to next cycle.
Quick point of clarification: this is the cycle roadmap for ethereum.org the website,... Bullish
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$TRX : TRON Surpasses Ethereum in USDT Transfers 🚀
TRON’s USDT (TRC-20) remittances have hit a significant milestone, reaching $22 billion — surpassing Ethereum’s ERC-20 USDT transfers, which stand at $2.6 billion. This shift marks a turning point in the stablecoin ecosystem, as TRON continues to gain ground over Ethereum in one of...
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Get ready! The Altcoin Rally is Taking Off 🚀
Since January 2023, BTC dominance has been on a steady rise, forming a golden cross.
All key indicators are aligning toward an imminent altcoin rally. I’m particularly bullish on Ethereum ($ETH), which I believe is poised for a sharp, unstoppable climb. Leading projects like Hedera ($HBAR) and Ripple ($XRP) are maintaining strong upward... Bullish
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It's time for a rally 🎊 ✅️
$ETH Ethereum couldn't keep up with Bitcoin's rapid rise last year. But now, as Bitcoin gradually reaches its saturation point, I believe both institutional and retail money will start flowing first into Ethereum and then into all altcoins, and it will happen very quickly. I've adjusted all my positions...
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Ethereum is a Proof-of-Stake blockchain that enables decentralized applications (dApps) through smart contracts, operating without the oversight of a centralized authority. As the first blockchain to introduce smart contracts, Ethereum boasts the largest ecosystem of dApps, encompassing decentralized exchanges, crypto lending and borrowing platforms, and more. The Ethereum network also supports numerous Layer 2 solutions that enhance transaction speed and reduce costs for users. These include platforms like Arbitrum, which aggregates multiple transactions into a single transaction on Ethere
Frequently Asked Questions
Ethereum supports the creation of ERC-20 tokens, which serve as native tokens for applications built on its blockchain. These tokens have various use cases, such as enabling governance within their respective applications, serving utility purposes like paying trading fees, or acting as stores of value, as seen with stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Despite the use of ERC-20 tokens within applications, gas fees for transactions on the Ethereum network are always paid in ETH, as all transactions are ultimately recorded on the Ethereum blockchain.
The Ethereum project was first conceptualized in 2013 when Vitalik Buterin released its whitepaper. In 2014, Gavin Wood published the yellowpaper, outlining the technical specifications of how Ethereum would operate. A crowdfunding sale followed in September 2014, successfully raising funds for the project. The Ethereum network officially launched in July 2015. On September 15, 2022, Ethereum achieved a major milestone by transitioning from a Proof-of-Work (PoW) to a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, an upgrade known as The Merge.