Ethereum will test blocks with a 200 million gas target on Sepolia on October 6. Hours before the activation, Prysm updated its validator client so operators can follow that target without manually changing an older default.
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The XRP Ledger has moved its Smart Escrow testing environment to new infrastructure, giving developers updated tools to test custom rules for releasing locked XRP.
Crypto lending vaults held roughly $10 billion in deposits in September, according to S&P Global Ratings. Its new Vault Risk Assessment addresses a problem that on-chain data alone cannot solve: a visible pool of assets does not show how easily depositors could lose money or struggle to withdraw it.
Shiba Inu is testing resistance near $0.000006 after expanding its trading access through Solana, with the latest rebound bringing price back to the ceiling of its recent consolidation.
Crypto interest on Google is fading, according to Alphractal, yet recent Bitcoin ETF inflows show that quieter searches can coexist with substantial buying through other channels.
Ether.fi’s ETHFI token fell about 6% on October 1, putting support near $0.70 in focus after buyers failed to hold the recent push toward resistance.
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade is scheduled for Sepolia on October 6, testing changes to block processing and gas accounting before developers set a date for mainnet activation.
Open USD has launched with rewards and potential company ownership for eligible partners, aiming to give businesses a financial reason to adopt its dollar-backed stablecoin.
Arthur Hayes says Ethereum could reach $10,000 by the end of 2026. Before that distant call becomes relevant, ETH is testing a support area near $2,650 on the daily chart.
Bitwise’s new NEAR ETF turns a simple price-tracking investment into something more layered. The trust plans to stake NEAR, so its return may reflect both the token’s price and the way Bitwise runs the programme.
Federal Reserve proposals for bank-supervised stablecoin issuers focus on the part of digital dollars users need most: a dependable route back to cash.
Ethereum’s short-position debate spread across Crypto X on Sunday, but Monday’s data offer a more complicated answer about what actually changed.