It's likely that there is a fork of the Ethereum chain running with a small subset of the miners and a good chunk of the ...

Nearly half of Ethereum's nodes are running out-of-date software resulting in a hard fork that could cause double spends.

New Cambridge research shows Ethereum's energy use and emissions have dropped by more than 99.9% since The Merge.

How Ethereum's proposed Verkle tree migration would reshape node sync, cut storage needs, and support stateless clients.

Ethereum’s validator exit queue has fallen to zero again this year, signaling that no existing stakers are unwilling to leave ...

Blockchains like Ethereum‘s are often pitched as self-sovereign money networks that operate independently of states, financial institutions, and corporations — but recent research shows this might not ...

Ethereum‘s most recent fork was (eventually) successful, but it came with unintended consequence: the greater cryptocurrency community learned of its special “big, scary nodes,” and immediately ...

In this week's edition of The Protocol Newsletter, we’re digging into Ethereum Institutional, a new nonprofit aimed at educating financial institutions and banks about Ethereum.

Cambridge estimates Ethereum uses 7.87 GWh a year and ranks second-lowest in market-value-adjusted energy intensity among PoS ...