
Ether's Four-Day Run to a Four-Month High Near $2,400
Ether hit a four-month high on Friday, four days after trading at $1,905 under its 200-day average. A $1B short squeeze led and $512M of ETF inflows followed.
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Ether hit a four-month high on Friday, four days after trading at $1,905 under its 200-day average. A $1B short squeeze led and $512M of ETF inflows followed.

Gnosis Chain will dissolve into a ZK rollup on Ethereum after GIP-153 passed almost unanimously, freeing 27% of GNO supply. The token hit a three-month high.

Ethereum opened Platåberget, a months-long public testnet for Glamsterdam, testing ePBS, block-level access lists, a roughly 200M gas floor and 64KiB contracts.

SharpLink Gaming is moving roughly 106,000 ETH, about $200 million and 12% of its treasury, into Lido's wstETH with Anchorage Digital as custodian.

Ether traded between $1,910 and $1,918 on Saturday, above its 20-, 50- and 100-day averages but short of $2,000 and the 200-day line at $2,061.

Ethereum's final Glamsterdam devnet went live on July 14 testing a 300 million block gas limit, five times mainnet, with state access repriced to match.

Cambridge measured Ethereum at 7.87 gigawatt-hours a year and 0.90 megawatts of continuous demand, more than 99.9% below its pre-Merge level.

Base switched on B20, a token standard built into its node software rather than deployed as a contract, two weeks after June's outages pushed it out of Beryl.

Vitalik Buterin's July 6 post would cut on-chain validator state to about 6 bytes using daily ZK-STARK proofs. Researchers back it, but call 3-4 years slow.

A new nonprofit backed by BitMine, SharpLink Gaming and Joseph Lubin takes on institutional outreach for Ethereum, days after the Foundation cut that work back.

BitMine added 27,084 ETH to reach 5.7 million, about 4.7% of supply, and SharpLink bought 39,196, while FG Nexus sold again with realised losses above $86.8 million. Ether was near $1,550.

Base stopped producing blocks for 116 minutes on 25 June and again for 20 minutes on 26 June, after stale state from a failed transaction produced a block validators rejected. No funds were at risk, but the Beryl hardfork was postponed.