SEC Announces it Closes its Investigation into Ethereum
Consensys has confirmed that the SEC is concluding its investigation into whether Ethereum is a security.
Consensys has confirmed that the SEC is concluding its investigation into whether Ethereum is a security.
During a hearing with the Senate Banking Committee, US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler proposed that the regulator could give final approvals for listing and trading shares of spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) within three months.
MetaMask has introduced a new staking service that allows users to combine their funds and stake their assets with high-quality validators operated by blockchain software company Consensys.
Aethir, a provider of decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN), has recently rolled out its decentralized cloud compute network on the Ethereum mainnet.
According to Evgeny Gaevoy, CEO of digital assets market maker Wintermute, leaders in the Ethereum community must make a choice between building a capitalist or socialist economic system.
Analysts at VanEck, a US investment firm that has applied for a spot Ether ETF listing, have increased their prediction for Ethereum’s price in 2030.
According to experts in the crypto community, the SEC is likely to approve spot Ethereum ETF applications, leading to the potential launch of a similar instrument focused on Solana.
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