Optimism’s Layer 2 solution for Ethereum is soon to go live as the macroeconomic outlook wreaks havoc on ETH’s price once again.

Ethereum in 2020 has seen a period of high volatility following the infamous March crash to $80 and its subsequent slow grind up towards establishing a bullish market trend.

As decentralized autonomous organizations begin to gather strength, is it possible that they expedite the already parabolic growth of DeFi?

A look back at the 2017 bubble and how the mania compares to the DeFi-driven bull market that we are now entering into.

Bancor V2 was launched to the Ethereum mainnet last week and introduced updates to help them claim a chunk of the $4.5 billion total value locked (TVL) in DeFi.

Synthetix recently launched their second iteration of sDEFI, an index that contains a basket of synthetic assets on Ethereum.

Ethereum is becoming an expensive blockchain for users and developers. Should investors be concerned about a possible exodus to cheaper, albeit less-secure, blockchains?

The price of ETH in both USD and BTC terms has seen phenomenal gains in recent days thanks largely to the success of Decentralized Finance (DeFi). This success, which until now had not been particularly well reflected in the price of ETH, has begun to attract mainstream attention.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), a United States government agency focused on regulating the national banking system, authorized on Wednesday that U.S. banks and federal savings associations can provide custodial services for crypto assets.

yearn.finance, an Ethereum application that capitalizes on a mix of different yield farming opportunities to create a single entry point for 1,000%+ returns, has just led to the greatest blockchain scare of 2020.