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Vitalik Buterin’s Ethereum Shuffle Leads To Speculations

January 21, 2023 by Aishwarya shashikumar

Just a few days ago Ethereum has increased from $1,300 to $1,595 in less than a week, and the indices are strongly positive right now. On January 17, 2023, the Altcoin broke over its $1,500 resistance level and briefly tested the $1,600 level.

Now, there seems to be a rise in the action of the asset, thanks to its co-founder. In the past 20 days, the co-founder of the second-largest network in the sector has moved about $12 million in cryptocurrencies between his wallets. The crypto community was instantly alerted to the unusual activities.

LookOnChain’s study suggests that the whale address with the final 0x9e92, which received 9,300 ETH in the last 20 days, may possibly be connected to the developer. Due to the fact that it only got money from wallet Vb3, the address used to send the money ends with “0xd04d,” and it most likely belongs to Buterin.

vitalik.eth( @VitalikButerin) transferred 9,300 $ETH($11.16M) to whale "0x9e92" in the past 20 days.

Address "0xd04d" is probably belong to @VitalikButerin, all 70,000 $ETH received from Vb3.

And whale "0x9e92" holds 170,913 $ETH($259M) now.https://t.co/LRrcqoxUhf pic.twitter.com/khCkecv2TN

— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) January 19, 2023

The whale now has a total of 170,913 ETH worth almost $260 million after accepting money. He now ranks among the biggest bitcoin holders in the world, practically speaking. There is no activity in the transaction history that would lead us to believe that the whale is actually associated with a certain exchange or serves as an OTC desk. Because institutional and retail investors frequently follow the accounts of cryptocurrency influencers, projects, and developers, transactions made by Buterin typically result in an increase in Ethereum’s market volatility.

Could Buterin Be Selling His Ethereum Holdings?

Since Ethereum is currently selling at a large premium compared to the price we last saw on the market about two weeks ago, some members of the community have even inferred that Buterin is willing to sell some of his holdings. Fortunately for Ethereum investors, since the beginning of the year, the price performance of the second-largest cryptocurrency on the market has significantly improved thanks to recovering network activity and the sudden rise in inflows on the market that inexorably affected the biggest cryptocurrencies on the market, like Ethereum and Bitcoin.

According to CMC, at the time of writing, Ethereum (ETH) was priced at 1550.17 with a slight rise of 0.07% over the last 24 hours.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, World Tagged With: Ethereum (ETH), holdings, Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum Founder Believes Solana’s “Opportunistic People” Has Left

December 30, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has come down in support of Solana whose development activity has nosedived.

In his tweet, Buterin believes that SOL’s network got rid of its “terrible, opportunistic money guys” paving the way for a “bright future”.

He then hoped that the SOL community gets its fair chance to thrive.

Buterin’s endorsement comes after Solana’s ongoing FUD since the FTX crash, events like the departure of leading NFT projects, and the subsequent delisting of the SOL token by a major AUM, TronWeekly reported.

Chris Burniske, partner at Placeholder ventures also tweeted in support of the Ethereum founder. According to him, the negative sentiment surrounding Solana reminded him of the ETH in late 2018 when BTC proponents mocked its second-biggest rival would plummet to $0.

“We all know how that played out… it only motivated Ethereum more. Just as Sol folks are only getting further motivation currently…”, he added.

Following Buterin’s tweets, SOL, recovered from its $8.19 low on 29 Dec and reclaimed the $9.50 zone where it had been trading for the majority of the day.

At the time of writing, the token with a $3 billion market cap is exchanging hands at $ 9.16, down by nearly 5% in the last 24 hours.

The once-championed Ethereum killer has been under the limelight following reports of almost zero development activity which a leading data platform claimed a few days ago.

Santiment further asserted that the developer activity was essentially faked via artificial identities.

Additionally, the report highlighted James Spediacci’s Twitter thread in which he referenced numerous references from major journals to support his argument that Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX were crucial to Solana’s market-wide bull run in 2021.

Solana’s Co-Founder- “There’s definitely more to Solana than FTX”

Co-founder of Solana Labs Anatoly Yakovenko, the startup that developed the blockchain, said in an interview earlier this month that he doesn’t typically comment on price and that the emphasis should instead be on “the technology and having people build something fantastic that’s decentralized.”

There’s definitely more to Solana than FTX.

However, Solana and its founders are affected by the demise of FTX on a personal and professional level. Furthermore, the token’s decline reflects a loss of faith in the platform as a whole, whose market value at its height was close to $80 billion but is now only a small portion of that.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: ETH, SOL, solana, Vitalik Buterin

Ripple CTO slams ETH Creator’s Ignorance Of XRP and Ripple Difference

December 20, 2022 by Aishwarya shashikumar

Vitalik Buterin, the architect of Ethereum, has come under fire from Ripple CTO David Schwartz for misrepresenting Ripple and XRP. Buterin was criticized by Schwartz for either not knowing or feigning ignorance of the distinction between Ripple and XRP.

Vitalik Buterin, a co-founder of Ethereum (ETH), was the most recent visitor on Bankless. David Hoffman, a co-owner of Bankless, first urged Buterin to consider the previous year and all the lessons discovered in 2022. Buterin retorted that 2022 would be a challenging year. And it was, in fact.

The 28-year-old programmer acknowledges that there were a number of unpleasant “blowups,” but feels it is important to focus on the positives. Buterin lists the “merge” of Ethereum as one of the benefits of 2022. The community spent a long time preparing the network to switch to a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus paradigm. Buterin emphasized how the switch cut Ethereum’s energy use by 99.9%.

Buterin also mentioned that zkEVM’s year was 2022. Many zkEVM projects are predicting mainnet debut by the end of the year, which is no longer simply a “pipe dream.”

But even without including cryptocurrency, 2022 has not been a particularly wonderful year for the banking industry. Nearly 60% of the value of ETH has been lost so far this year. The “merge” was a technological success, but it had minimal impact on the price movement of ETH. Many referred to the action as a “sell the news” instead.

Buterin’s Comments On Ripple Hectors Situation

The Ethereum creator said on the Bankless podcast,

“XRP has not apologized for claiming that Bitcoin and Ethereum are Chinese-controlled.”

To which Schwartz reacted by saying,

“All this time, and he still doesn’t understand, or is pretending not to understand, that Ripple is a company and XRP is a digital asset, He thinks XRP can say things.”

Despite the extensive history of the project, many people are still unsure of the connection between Ripple and XRP. For corporations and organizations, Ripple is a company that develops software, crypto solutions, and a payments infrastructure. The native coin of the open-source, decentralized blockchain technology known as XRP Ledger (XRPL), is called XRP.

The creator of Ethereum earlier this year outraged the XRP community by asserting that XRP lost its right to protection after the firm tried to paint Ethereum as being “China-controlled.” In the podcast, Buterin also asserted that XRP was “totally centralized.” The centralization of XRP has been a subject of debate, with some detractors asserting that the firm controls or centralizes XRP. Surprisingly, just 2 out of 35 validators are within the firm’s control, making up less than 5.8% of its distributed computational power.

This occurs after the XRPL Foundation eliminated two Ripple-controlled validators in October, but a UNL upgrade added a single new Ripple validator. #XRP #Ripple News




Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, World Tagged With: david schwartz, Ethereum, ripple, Vitalik Buterin

TRON Founder Jumps On The “wETH FUD” Bandwagon

November 28, 2022 by Lipika Deka

TRON’s Justin Sun too got on the wETH jokes that are currently circulating across social media. Tagging Vitalik Buterin, the crypto entrepreneur tweeted he and the Ethereum founder would pour $2 billion into the foundation to save it from insolvency.

As a humble member of the crypto industry, I personnally have discussed with my BFF@VitalikButerin and together we will invest $2 billion into WEF to recover all the funds. Stay SAFU! Stay strong!

The other day, Crypto Twitter was rife with jokes on wrapped Ethereum losing its peg and becoming insolvent. Several big names like those belonging to the Ethereum community started adding more fuel to the fire.

One Ethereum bull and host of the Daily Gwei, Anthony Sassano even claimed that wETH was about to experience a “total collapse.” Later, he admitted that the initial post was a “shitpost/ meme” after reading the replies.

An individual using the Twitter handle @0xCygaar first began the “inside joke” by maintaining that wETH is about to become insolvent. The tweet from November 26 received more than 1,000 likes before indicating that the warning was ironic.

However, that did not stop the joke from spreading like a wildfire. Vitalik Buterin too chimed by saying how WETH and WEF sounded so similar. When a Twitter user asked him if one should buy WEF coin, Buterin said “isn’t that just Ethereum.”

Soon the wETH insolvency rumors triggered a brief selloff, prompting the crypto community to emphasize that WETH will never become insolvent and that it will always be interchangeable 1:1 with ETH.

On the price front, Wrapped Ethereum remained largely intact amidst the doomsday predictions. The token is currently hovering at $1170, down by 4% over the past 24 hours.

Meanwhile, TRON founder Justin Sun’s backed Poloniex exchange and his other firm Huobi exchange are in talks for integration, TronWeekly reported.

TRON Boss Hints Upcoming Collaborations

It’s possible that the partnership is a component of a growth strategy that the TRON founder has meticulously planned. The other day, Sun turned heads with a tweet about a possible collaboration with the BNB chain.

“I fully support the BNBCHAIN ecosystem and BUSD. Actually, we will have a big partnership announcement soon.”

Previously, Sun notified the community of the arrival of a new BEP-20 TRX token on the BNB Blockchain which has reportedly got delayed owing to technical upgrades.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News Tagged With: Justin Sun, TRON (TRX), Vitalik Buterin, wETH

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Announces “Big Changes”

November 5, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Co-founder of Ethereum Vitalik Buterin unveiled an updated roadmap that featured a new phase in the ETH’s roadmap called “The Scourge,” which is said to address the MEV problems.

The most recent addition to the ETH roadmap would offer more tangible milestones in addition to the previous five-phase approach to scalability. based on the co-founder.

In order to increase network performance and scalability, the new Ethereum roadmap now has six phases: The Merge, the Surge, The Scourge, The Verge, The Purge, and The Splurge.

Except for the latest addition, other Ethereum upgrades are taking place concurrently after the switch from Proof-of-Work [PoW] to a Proof-of-Stake [PoS] network in September.

With Layer-2 techniques like sharding and rollups, which group transactions conducted off-chain to increase speed and reduce fees, the Surge focuses on scaling Ethereum.

Block verification on the Ethereum mainnet and other scaling solutions will be simplified, thanks to The Verge.

The Purge is not nearly as terrifying as the horror film of the same name. Its main aim is to ease network congestion, delete old data and make space.

And to make sure all previous upgrades function properly, the Splurge will include miscellaneous yet necessary additions. However, Scourge’s debut, which aims to solve MEV issues, is what draws the most interest.

Issues Surrounding Ethereum’s MEV

MEV stands for Miner Extractable Value, often known as Maximum Extractable Value in recent years.

It is a measurement of the profit a miner [or validator, sequencer, etc.] can gain by arbitrarily including, excluding, or reordering transactions within the blocks they generate on a blockchain network that supports smart contracts.

After the research team of a Web3 investment firm, Paradigm dug into them, the idea of Miner Extractable Value and the issues around it became well-known. In 2020, Dan Robinson, the head of Paradigm, wrote an article titled “Ethereum is a Dark Forest.”

Robinson claimed that front-running bots and other MEV problems might encourage miners to rearrange and submit transactions in their mempools for their own gain.

Given that users have had more than $663 million worth of value taken from them since 2020, MEV is currently recognized as one of Ethereum‘s top problems that affect its users on a large scale and is not just a minor issue.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: ETH, Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum’s Buterin Said Musk Could Make Twitter either Really Great or Terrible

November 4, 2022 by Goku

According to Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of the Ethereum blockchain, more competitors to Twitter Inc. may emerge as a result of a push for a better social media experience.

Buterin said on Thursday at the Singapore FinTech Festival that he’s “hopeful in the next five to ten years there’ll be some kind of better social media platform,” whether it’s “Twitter itself or whether we’ll see a big ground-swelling with alternatives — we could even see both.”

Ethereum’s Buterin speaks about what the future holds for Twitter

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin stated that Musk is a high-variance actor and that he could make Twitter either really great or really terrible.

“Elon is a very high variance actor.” “He could make Twitter “really great” or “really terrible” — and the latter scenario might open up “opportunities for other people to do something great.”

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin

Buterin added that Twitter might settle somewhere between those two extreme outcomes. He claimed that one of the things that irritate him about Twitter is the way that other accounts try to use his posts and profile to promote highly speculative cryptocurrency tokens that frequently operate without any rules.

Buterin was responding to inquiries regarding Twitter in the wake of Elon Musk’s $44 billion purchase of the company. According to those with knowledge of the situation, Musk intends to reduce costs by laying off half of the social media company’s workforce.

The most significant blockchain in terms of business is the Ethereum network, which Buterin assisted in developing. It allows for a variety of financial applications. Buterin stated that while he plans to continue serving as Ethereum’s leader, he also wants to make room for other people to make contributions.

Since Elon Musk just bought Twitter, the social media behemoth is preparing for a lot of changes. As the hype surrounding the Twitter acquisition spread like wildfire, Musk was frequently mentioned in the news. On October 27, 2022, Tesla’s CEO signed the $44 billion agreement.

Musk took the throne and immediately got to work firing some of the top executives and getting rid of the board members. He also shared that Twitter blue will cost $8 per month.

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: Elon Musk, Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum: Cardano Founder Rakes Up “Snow White” Consensus Once Again

September 26, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Ethereum could have saved a lot of pain and effort by implementing Snow White, Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson tweeted to one of Vitalik Buterin’s posts. Hoskinson previously brought up the matter, arguing that Elaine Shi’s Snow White Proof-of-Stake [PoS] consensus will make Ethereum 2.0 much superior.

But what exactly is this Snow White and most importantly why did the Ethereum founder choose to ignore it?

Elaine Shi is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Cornell University, an institution known for being one of the most cutting-edge blockchain centers in the US.

In 2016, she co-authored a paper on Snow White PoS consensus which it claimed would “provides the first formal, end-to-end proof of a Proof-of-Stake system in a completely decentralized, open-participation network” where nodes can join at any time even after the system has been established.

Hoskinson praised the protocol calling it great and a competitor to ‘Ouroboros’ [Cardano PoS consensus].

My biggest problem is that he hasn’t divided and conquered. Like, for example, in the development of Casper — Casper, Vitalik could have gone to Cornell and went to Elaine Shi. And back in 2016, Elaine Shi came up with this, so he could have very easily gone there and said, Here is a $5 million grant, go develop Casper.

This would, in Hoskinson’s opinion, solve the “minimal intellectual rigor” that was allegedly present during the development of Ethereum.

Ethereum Founder Had Other Plans

According to Hoskinson, Buterin could have hired eminent researchers who were passionate about the issue to develop a strong consensus algorithm for him, freeing him up to concentrate on building the rest of the company and its technologies.

Hoskinson claimed Buterin had different plans.

“Now he wanted to develop Casper himself, which meant he divided his time between being a CEO and being an engineer and a scientist. And he tried to go and develop something that he had no native experience in and had to learn the whole theory himself, even if he’s a genius. It takes time.”

Hoskinson came to the conclusion that Ethereum could have saved a lot of time and effort by building on the solid foundation already in place rather than starting from scratch, which would have also eliminated the project’s ongoing delays.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: Ethereum, Snow White Consensus, Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Is Set to Release His ”Proof of Stake” Book

August 31, 2022 by Goku

The Ethereum merge is right next door. The developers are concentrating on educating the community as the cryptocurrency sector gets ready for the much anticipated Ethereum Merge.

Vitalik Buterin, a co-founder of Ethereum, just published a book based on his essays about the development of the blockchain network over the years. The name of the book PROOF of STAKE is “The Philosophy of Blockchain and the Making of Ethereum.” The publication of the book couldn’t have come at a better moment as the community waits for Ethereum to switch to proof of stake.

Ethereum’s transition to proof of stake

On September 27, which is two weeks following the Merge deadline, the book is slated for release. A compilation of Buterin’s essays on the development of ETH throughout the years is available in Proof of Stake: The Making of Ethereum and the Philosophy of Blockchain.

Writings by the co-founder were compiled from his essays written during and before the emergence of ETHH. According to Gitcoin, the essays would show Buterin to be “a colorful and inventive writer.”

Buterin tweeted on Wednesday to herald the publication of the book. On the Gitcoin platform, readers may purchase autographed digital copies and NFTs.

"Proof of Stake", the (physical and digital) book compiling various writings I've made over the last ~10 years, will be out in a month!

You can get a signed digital copy and NFT here: https://t.co/RCZPHs9rpe

My share of the proceeds all goes to @gitcoin grants public goods!

— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) August 31, 2022

Ethereum staking service started by Ethermine

The biggest ETH mining pool in the world, Ethermine, has introduced a new staking pool for users in front of the quickly approaching September (ETH) Merge. However, it should be noted that American miners cannot use it.

Members of Ethermine now have the opportunity to stake their ETH collectively and collect interest on top of their deposits thanks to the new service. Users can deposit as low as 0.1 ETH ($159). However, the cost increases with decreasing holding size. Currently, the platform provides stakers with a yearly interest rate of 4.43%.

These kind of staking pools are important because they provide competitive interest rates and lower entry hurdles than individual staking as node operators, which needs a minimum of 32 ETH to run a node.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News Tagged With: Ethereum, Proof of Stake, Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum co-founder urges clients to upgrade; Details

August 30, 2022 by Aishwarya shashikumar

The Ethereum [ETH] network has gained attention in the cryptocurrency community as a result of the Merge. The developers have put a tremendous amount of effort into the background work as the community gets ready to switch to Proof-of-Stake [PoS]. For a while now, the ETH community has been eagerly awaiting the Merge. However, the community might be experiencing yet another development as a result of this network-wide upgrade.

Prior to the Merge, those operating nodes on the blockchain have been asked by ETH developer Vitalik Buterin to upgrade their clients.

Screenshot 151
Source: Twitter

Buterin urged individuals operating Ethereum nodes to upgrade their clients to meet the necessary requirements even before the Merge takes place in a tweet on Monday.

The co-founder of the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency stated that even though the Beacon Chain hard fork would happen on September 6, the Merge would take place between September 10 and September 20, thus all nodes should have their clients updated before the Merge to guarantee a seamless transition.

A node is a computer network that runs the client software, whereas a client is a program necessary to allow Ethereum nodes to read blocks on the ETH blockchain and smart contracts.

Screenshot 152

The Merge’s first stage, the Bellatrix update, is slated to be live on September 6 at 11:34:47 UTC.

In a blog post, last week, the ETH foundation stated,

“Following years of hard work, Ethereum’s proof-of-stake upgrade is finally here! The successful upgrade of all public testnets is now complete, and The Merge has been scheduled for the Ethereum mainnet.”

The much-awaited transition from a proof-of-work (PoW) consensus to a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus has numerous good effects on the network, including a 99.95% reduction in energy consumption, which has been of particular interest to many ETH supporters like Mark Cuban.

Here’s how Ethereum merge can change the idea of decentralization

The system will be negatively destabilized by the upcoming merge. ETH recently said that between September 6 and September 20, 2022, it will switch from “proof-of-work” (PoW) to “proof-of-stake” (PoS). This transition is known as a ‘merge”.

There will be significant reverberations in the area after the merge. The market value of mining Ethereum (Eth) is projected to be $19 billion, and merge is anticipated to completely shut down the industry.

Although there is a lot of excitement surrounding it, blockchain activists are worried about the occasion. According to them, merge based on PoS will put an end to “decentralization of network” and eventually result in centralization.

Entities with more tokens are given precedence over those with fewer tokens under the PoS mechanism. Larger investors have bigger profit margins, thus practically speaking, they would keep their coins to increase the manufacturing capacity. A bigger stakeholder will therefore develop more quickly than a smaller one. It would soon become unaffordable to participate in the mining business, driving away small partners and promoting centralization.

However, at the time of writing, Ethereum (ETH) was priced at $1,594.70 with a daily rise of 0.36%.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, Blockchain, World Tagged With: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Ethereum (ETH), Proof of Stake, Proof-of-work, Vitalik Buterin

Has cryptocurrency been undermined? Here’s what the Ethereum founder has to say

August 26, 2022 by Aishwarya shashikumar

Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, recently discussed the advantages of cryptocurrency over traditional payment methods on Twitter. Buterin claims that considering its convenience and resilience to censorship, the bitcoin sector is still underappreciated.

The 28-year-old programmer said that crypto offers a

“Big boost to international business and charity, and sometimes even payments within countries.”

People continue to underrate how often cryptocurrency payments are superior not even because of censorship resistance but just because they're so much more convenient.

Big boost to international business and charity, and sometimes even payments within countries.

— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) August 24, 2022

Some influential figures in the sector responded to Buterin’s Tweet.

“The thing that makes cryptocurrency payments super inconvenient is taxes”

John Squire, a supporter of cryptocurrency, responded to the co-founder of Ethereum and stated that cryptocurrencies are here to stay. Squire declared:

“No matter how much they start, no matter how much they try to control crypto, they have come into our lives to stay and nothing and no one can stop it.”

Screenshot 139
Source: Twitter

Particularly since the 2021 bull run, cryptocurrency has entered the mainstream. When big coins like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) made enormous gains immediately, many new and youthful investors flocked to the growing asset class.

Additionally, donations made in cryptocurrencies are now more prevalent than ever. To date, $54 million in bitcoin donations have been used to combat Russia in the conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, as of April 8th, daily contributions to the cause totaled $114 million. Fiat money has historically been expensive and slow to handle international payments.

Cryptocurrency being misunderstood

The bulk of individuals still do not fully comprehend the cryptoverse. Only a small number of people have made an effort to comprehend the inner workings of how transactions occur over a blockchain. Many also worry about hacks and exploits because they frequently plague space.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and all the specialized assets in between are examples of cryptocurrencies that are still regarded as a marginal trading option. Millions of traders, even those who have dealt in fiat money for decades, nevertheless seem hesitant to accept cryptocurrencies widely. Even more so, the positions of many major corporations and countries remain dreadfully obscure.

Governmental involvement also happens from time to time. People turned to crypto donations, for instance, when the Canadian Truckers protest’s bank accounts were frozen. However, the private keys to the wallets were somehow obtained by the Canadian government. Many governments are also opposed to the use of cryptocurrencies because it undermines the authority of central banks, a key control mechanism.

There are several excellent reasons to begin using cryptocurrencies in business and to begin investing in it altogether. There are many things that can be done to profit from its advantages while waiting, even though it can take some time before starting to see any significant beneficial adoptions.

Nevertheless, the use of cryptocurrency for payments is growing. Even nations that can control and regulate a cryptocurrency have indicated interest in such a system. One of the cornerstones of the concept, the anonymity aspect of cryptocurrencies, is removed. One thing is for certain, though: crypto is here to stay, and there isn’t much the powerful can do to halt the spread of ideas.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, Bitcoin News, World Tagged With: Crypto Adoption, Cryptocurrency, Ethereum (ETH), Vitalik Buterin

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