Ethereum Burns More Than 2 Million ETH Since Activation of London Hard Fork
Since the London hard fork was activated in August 2021, the Ethereum network has burned more than 2 million ETH.
Since the London hard fork was activated in August 2021, the Ethereum network has burned more than 2 million ETH.
Since the activation of the London hard fork in August last year, the Ethereum network has burned over 2 million ETH worth over $7 billion.
A project which is working on a second layer solution for scaling Ethereum has raised $150M in a Series B funding round and its market valuation has reached $1.65 billion.
LMAX plans to launch Bitcoin and Ethereum settled futures in the third quarter of the year in partnership with the Swiss stock exchange operator.
Somewhere Nowhere has recently became the first nightclub in New York to accept payment for its services in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The volume of funds blocked on the Ethereum 2.0 deposit contract has surpassed 10 million ETH.

"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online
payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a
financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
Altcoins Banks Bitcoin Blockchain blockchain security Central Bank chain China crypto Cryptocurrency Crypto exchanges Crypto mining crypto news Crypto regulations Decentralized Finance Digital Assets Elon Musk ETH Exchange-traded fund exploit Facebook Financial Collateral Fintech France Funding Hackers India Investment Iran Japan Metaverse NFTs North Korea Russia Sanctions smart contract security Solv Protocol South Korea Stablecoins Tesla Twitter UK Ukraine US yield vault