Ethervista, a new platform for launching tokens, has surged to become the second-largest burner of ETH in the past seven days.

September has been the cruelest month for bitcoin investors, and while that pattern has continued so far this year, the U.S. presidential election could tilt things in a positive direction. 

Many in the crypto industry have expressed concern that the former president’s DeFi project might be a target for exploits motivated by money, political gain, or just plain notoriety.

In August, OP Mainnet outpaced its peers by maintaining a ratio of $321.31 in retained fees for every $1 spent to harness the security of Ethereum’s base layer.

In a speech in New York on Thursday, the former president repeated statements he’s made before about crypto, but provided no additional detail.

Gold reached an all-time high in 2024, while silver set an 11-year record. But ether has only eked out a 3.6% return this year.

Arthur Hayes predicts a bull run for crypto, but says it might not happen until the end of September. Here’s why.

Solana community members are calling “L2-ish things on Solana” “network extensions,” igniting controversy among Ethereum supporters.

The competition to gain a share of the wrapped bitcoin market is heating up.

The combined market cap of all stablecoins has risen 30% this year, led by USDT, USDC, and the newly-rechristened USDS.