[ad_1] Decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) Mantle has released a permissionless liquid staking protocol on Ethereum mainnet. The launch aims to expand liquid staking solutions beyond concentrated providers like Lido and Rocket Pool which currently dominate
[ad_1] Mantle’s liquid staking protocol (LSP) launched on the Ethereum blockchain. The launched LSP is a non-custodial liquid staking protocol. The Mantle liquid staking protocol is governed by its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). Decentralized autonomous
[ad_1] Ethereum has exploded through critical resistance levels in recent days, surging over 9% in the last week to peak above $2,250. The powerful rally comes as on-chain data reveals a frenzy of accumulation between
[ad_1] Peter Szilagyi, the team lead of Ethereum, has expressed frustration over his alma mater’s lack of interest in providing opportunities for students to collaborate with Ethereum. In a series of posts on X (formerly
[ad_1] Ether (ETH) is trading higher on Dec. 1, despite its inability to breach the $2,100 resistance. This level has prompted several rejections in the past three weeks, which is especially concerning given Ether’s 16.2%
[ad_1] In the dynamic and often unpredictable world of cryptocurrencies, Ethereum has recently found itself at the centre of a complex monopoly debate, closely watched by the SEC. Simultaneously, in the bustling DeFi and NFT
[ad_1] Australia’s controversial new guidelines for cryptocurrency taxation should be ignored for being unclear and should probably be seen as “toilet paper,” according to an Australian law firm. On Nov. 9, the Australian Tax Office
[ad_1] USDC stablecoin issuer Circle has denied claims of illicit financing and ties to Tron founder Justin Sun, according to an open letter accessed from Circle’s blog on Nov. 30. A non-profit watchdog group previously
[ad_1] Pudgy Penguins minted in July 2021, but quickly saw high drama after its former founder came under suspicion he was going to rug the project. A few months later Luca Schnetzler stepped in. With
[ad_1] A trio of studies published in November may shine some light on the social and psychological factors that motivate movement in the non-fungible token (NFT) market. Researchers from Western University in Canada, Tilburg University
