Ethereum

ether.fi is a non-custodial liquid staking and restaking protocol built on Ethereum that enables users to stake ETH while retaining control over their assets and receiving liquid staking tokens such as eETH. With the expansion of Ethereum staking and decentralized finance, it has become part of a broader infrastructure that combines staking, liquidity, and extended security mechanisms.

ether.fi is a non-custodial liquid staking and restaking protocol that integrates validator infrastructure, tokenized liquidity, and automated reward distribution. It allows users to stake ETH, receive liquid tokens such as eETH, and participate in both staking and restaking without locking capital. Its working mechanisms illustrate how Ethereum staking is evolving toward more flexible and composable financial systems.

A suspected ShapeShift founder has acquired $112 million in ETH, sparking considerable interest across the market. This article offers an in-depth examination of the reasons behind Ethereum’s underperformance relative to Bitcoin and evaluates whether ETH is poised to enter a catch-up phase.

The article opens with the real-world case of Etherscan user Nima, who received 89 monitoring alerts after just two transactions. It then systematically dissects the industrialized升级 of address poisoning attacks.

A DEX Aggregator is an on-chain trading protocol designed to combine liquidity from multiple decentralized exchanges. As the DeFi ecosystem and multi-chain landscape continue to expand, DEX aggregators are widely used to optimize trade pricing, reduce slippage, and improve the efficiency of asset swaps.

A DEX Aggregator is an on-chain trading protocol designed to combine liquidity from multiple decentralized exchanges. As the DeFi ecosystem and multi-chain landscape continue to expand, DEX aggregators are widely used to optimize trade pricing, reduce slippage, and improve the efficiency of asset swaps.

This article analyzes the fundamental differences between Solana (SOL) and Ethereum across architecture design, consensus mechanisms, scaling paths, and node structure, building a clear and reusable framework for comparing public blockchains.

Ethereum Foundation Co-Executive Director Tomasz Stańczak has resigned after just 11 months in office, handing over leadership to a new management team. This article examines his reform efforts and departure statement, explores the structural tension between the Foundation's commitment to decentralization and the need for execution efficiency, and assesses ETH's current predicament as it faces rising competition and anxieties over returns.

The article traces a comprehensive vision of infrastructure-layer redecentralization — from ZK-EVM combined with block-level access lists bringing full nodes back to laptop-runnable levels, to Helios light clients enabling verifiable RPCs, ORAM/PIR for private queries, social recovery replacing fragile mnemonics, IPFS-hosted dapp UIs, and FOCIL’s forced inclusion of transactions to resist censorship.

The article not only provides a detailed analysis of how Rollup bridges work but also examines the risks and trust assumptions of different bridge models, as well as the impact of governance structures and transaction ordering mechanisms on user security and experience.

The article provides a detailed analysis of Ethereum’s role as the franchisor and the way Rollups operate as franchise branches.

The article not only examines the history and background of Ronin, but also offers an in-depth analysis of the drivers behind its transformation, the process of transition, and the direction of its future development.

ETH corporate treasuries are expanding rapidly, having accumulated 2.2 million ETH in just two months (representing 1.8% of the circulating supply). This surge not only drives up demand but could also enhance Ethereum’s liquidity and security through staking and DeFi participation, while introducing the potential for on-chain spillover effects from corporate financial risks.

This article examines MicroStrategy's Bitcoin (BTC) treasury strategy as a foundation to illustrate the logic behind maintaining ETH in corporate treasuries. It provides an in-depth discussion of the advantages of an ETH treasury, particularly in accessing liquidity and facilitating the issuance of convertible bonds and preferred stock.

This article examines the security risks brought by EIP-7702’s account abstraction, the growth and fragmentation of the Layer 2 ecosystem, the industrialization and fairness issues posed by MEV, and the difficulties of financialization amid diverse global regulatory landscapes.