Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have seen months of trading on traditional exchanges. While the investment vehicles are the same, they influence the underlying assets in significantly different ways.

The number one smart contract blockchain saw transaction costs drop again, with speculation there could be increased altcoin activity ahead.

Ethereum faces renewed scrutiny over network validators' reliance on the Geth client software. A recent bug has sparked a shift among node operators towards evaluating diverse client software to mitigate similar risks in the future.

Radiant Capital halted its Arbitrum operations after a $4.5 million flash loan attack, highlighting a vulnerability in the protocol. This exploit reportedly leveraged a rounding error in the Compound/Aave codebase.

As the SEC moves closer to approving spot bitcoin ETFs, Blackrock joins the queue for an Ethereum-based product.

Crypto is associated with crazy price swings and multi-million dollar profits. However, when the market goes sideways, traders are looking for arbitrage opportunities, catching tiny discrepancies. Can this market evolve given blockchain gas fees and latency?

It has been more than a week now since Ethereum successfully launched the Shapella upgrade and the option to withdraw staked ETH became available. The amount of ETH withdrawn so far exceeds one million, or about 5% of the ETH that was initially locked.

Bitcoin gained more than 50%, settled above $20,000, and crypto FUD has given room for slight optimism. Nevertheless, there are factors that analysts advise considering before making the bets.