• Linea ETH Burn & Yield

• SEC Approves In‑Kind Redemptions for ETH ETFs

• Base Overtakes Solana in Daily Token Launches

The Ethereum Foundation rolled out a community‑wide “Believe In SomETHing” campaign to celebrate a decade of Ethereum. Projects and creators across the ecosystem are sharing artwork and stories under the hashtag.

Why this matters: A unified social push strengthens Ethereum’s brand and reminds newcomers of its open‑source roots.

@Ethdotorg released a commemorative NFT set that chronicles milestone moments since the 2015 genesis block. The collection doubles as a digital time‑capsule for the network’s cultural history.

Why this matters: Preserving Ethereum lore as NFTs shows how onchain media can archive community memory.

Grass‑roots group Ethereum México secured new funding from Geode to expand developer education across Latin America. The grant will bankroll hackathons, workshops, and local meet‑ups.

Why this matters: Regional support diversifies Ethereum’s contributor base and drives adoption in emerging markets.

Ethrex Client’s latest mainnet release improves sync speed and introduces native EIP‑7251 config support. The update also hardens peer‑to‑peer networking for better uptime.

Why this matters: Healthy client competition boosts resiliency and keeps node operators’ options open.

The U.S. SEC approved in‑kind creations and redemptions for spot‑based ETH exchange‑traded funds. ETF issuers can now move ETH directly instead of cash when creating or redeeming shares.

Why this matters: The ruling removes an operational hurdle, potentially accelerating ETF launch timelines and institutional inflows.

Mantle DAO joined Ethereum’s Strategic ETH Reserve and immediately became the largest onchain member with 225k ETH (≈$392 million).

Why this matters: Big treasuries moving ETH onchain signal confidence in long‑term staking yields and Ethereum security.

Newly minted treasury firm ETHZilla (ATNF) became the newest Ethereum treasury company to trade on the NASDAQ. Shares give investors indirect exposure to the asset’s upside.

Why this matters: Public‑market listings broaden access to ETH and normalize it as a balance‑sheet reserve.

Regulators officially received BlackRock’s request to add onchain staking to its proposed ETH ETF. The filing starts the clock on a new comment period.

Why this matters: If approved, mainstream funds could earn staking rewards without leaving traditional brokerages.

SharpLink Gaming disclosed a fresh purchase of 150k ETH (~$290 million).

Why this matters: Corporate treasuries continue rotating into ETH for yield and settlement utility.

SharpLink Gaming disclosed a fresh purchase of 150k ETH (~$290 million).

Why this matters: Corporate treasuries continue rotating into ETH for yield and settlement utility.

Stablecoin issuer Ethena teamed with lending protocol Aave to offer a one‑click looping product called Liquid Leverage. Users can mint USDe against stETH and re‑deposit automatically.

Why this matters: Simplified leverage tools attract yield seekers while driving more collateral into DeFi’s largest money markets.

Consensys rolled out a physical debit card linked to MetaMask, letting holders spend crypto at any Visa‑compatible merchant. Early customers can choose custom engravings and cash‑back tiers.

Why this matters: A tangible card bridges everyday spending with self‑custodied wallets, shrinking the UX gap.

Lido Finance added Caladan integration, giving the $50 billion annual volume OTC desk's customers access to stETH.

Why this matters: Increased institutional access to staked, yield-bearing ETH increases demand for the token.

Obol Collective, with Lido and Kaiko, published findings on how institutions approach distributed validator tech. Results show uptime guarantees and reporting standards as top priorities.

Why this matters: Clear data helps staking providers tailor products for the next wave of enterprise capital.

Golem Foundation detailed how staking yields are funneled through Octant to fund open‑source projects. The latest round directed $2 million to DevEx tools and climate research.

Why this matters: Redirecting protocol revenue to grants exemplifies Ethereum’s regenerative‑finance ethos.

Consensys‑backed Linea became the first rollup to burn gas and pass staking yield directly to ETH holders. The mechanism mirrors mainnet’s EIP‑1559 plus validator rewards.

Why this matters: Aligning L2 economics with mainnet could set a template for sustainably securing rollups.

Coinbase’s Base chain now leads all networks in the number of tokens launched per day, driven by rapid adoption of Zora’s creator tools. Activity spikes followed recent content‑coin growth.

Why this matters: A flourishing token landscape attracts users and developers, reinforcing Base’s network effects.

Ethereum Community Foundation shipped BlobKit, an SDK that lets Layer 2s integrate blob‑space fees. Early testers report <5‑minute plug‑and‑play setup.

Why this matters: Easier access to data‑availability blobs lowers costs and accelerates proto‑danksharding adoption.

Nixo summarized progress on PeerDAS, Enshrined Proposer‑Builder Separation, and the Fusaka hard‑fork schedule. The post also recaps coordination wins from EthCC in Brussels.

Why this matters: Regular checkpoints keep both core devs and app builders aligned on the roadmap.

Thomas Coratger published a primer covering hashes, signatures, and ZK‑proof basics. The thread links to hands‑on code snippets in Rust.

Why this matters: Accessible resources grow the pool of security‑minded contributors.

Researcher @_julianma outlined an economic model where rollups fund proof generation directly from block revenue. Simulations show balanced incentives for provers and sequencers.

Why this matters: Sustainable prover economics are critical for scalable, trust‑minimized rollups.

A new thread details how dividing execution into micro‑chunks enables parallel proof generation. Benchmarks indicate 30‑50 % latency improvements.

Why this matters: Faster proofs inch Ethereum closer to high‑throughput, low‑finality applications.

Aligned Layer argued that onchain ZK‑proofs can verify AI model integrity without exposing proprietary data. The article proposes an ETH‑secured AI oracle network.

Why this matters: Marrying AI and Ethereum positions the network as a neutral trust layer for machine intelligence.

Journalist David Z. Morris shared courtroom insights from the ongoing Roman Storm case.

ETHGlobal, Base, Blockchain Capital, and Boundless XYZ are hosting an in‑person hackathon and conference in San Francisco. Registrations opened today and sold out within hours.

Disclosures: Ethereum Daily is an independent publication and does not offer financial or investment advice. Content may include opinions, affiliate links, or references to projects in which contributors have a financial interest. Always do your own research.

• Linea ETH Burn & Yield

• SEC Approves In‑Kind Redemptions for ETH ETFs

• Base Overtakes Solana in Daily Token Launches

The Ethereum Foundation rolled out a community‑wide “Believe In SomETHing” campaign to celebrate a decade of Ethereum. Projects and creators across the ecosystem are sharing artwork and stories under the hashtag.

Why this matters: A unified social push strengthens Ethereum’s brand and reminds newcomers of its open‑source roots.

@Ethdotorg released a commemorative NFT set that chronicles milestone moments since the 2015 genesis block. The collection doubles as a digital time‑capsule for the network’s cultural history.

Why this matters: Preserving Ethereum lore as NFTs shows how onchain media can archive community memory.

Grass‑roots group Ethereum México secured new funding from Geode to expand developer education across Latin America. The grant will bankroll hackathons, workshops, and local meet‑ups.

Why this matters: Regional support diversifies Ethereum’s contributor base and drives adoption in emerging markets.

Ethrex Client’s latest mainnet release improves sync speed and introduces native EIP‑7251 config support. The update also hardens peer‑to‑peer networking for better uptime.

Why this matters: Healthy client competition boosts resiliency and keeps node operators’ options open.

The U.S. SEC approved in‑kind creations and redemptions for spot‑based ETH exchange‑traded funds. ETF issuers can now move ETH directly instead of cash when creating or redeeming shares.

Why this matters: The ruling removes an operational hurdle, potentially accelerating ETF launch timelines and institutional inflows.

Mantle DAO joined Ethereum’s Strategic ETH Reserve and immediately became the largest onchain member with 225k ETH (≈$392 million).

Why this matters: Big treasuries moving ETH onchain signal confidence in long‑term staking yields and Ethereum security.

Newly minted treasury firm ETHZilla (ATNF) became the newest Ethereum treasury company to trade on the NASDAQ. Shares give investors indirect exposure to the asset’s upside.

Why this matters: Public‑market listings broaden access to ETH and normalize it as a balance‑sheet reserve.

Regulators officially received BlackRock’s request to add onchain staking to its proposed ETH ETF. The filing starts the clock on a new comment period.

Why this matters: If approved, mainstream funds could earn staking rewards without leaving traditional brokerages.

SharpLink Gaming disclosed a fresh purchase of 150k ETH (~$290 million).

Why this matters: Corporate treasuries continue rotating into ETH for yield and settlement utility.

SharpLink Gaming disclosed a fresh purchase of 150k ETH (~$290 million).

Why this matters: Corporate treasuries continue rotating into ETH for yield and settlement utility.

Stablecoin issuer Ethena teamed with lending protocol Aave to offer a one‑click looping product called Liquid Leverage. Users can mint USDe against stETH and re‑deposit automatically.

Why this matters: Simplified leverage tools attract yield seekers while driving more collateral into DeFi’s largest money markets.

Consensys rolled out a physical debit card linked to MetaMask, letting holders spend crypto at any Visa‑compatible merchant. Early customers can choose custom engravings and cash‑back tiers.

Why this matters: A tangible card bridges everyday spending with self‑custodied wallets, shrinking the UX gap.

Lido Finance added Caladan integration, giving the $50 billion annual volume OTC desk's customers access to stETH.

Why this matters: Increased institutional access to staked, yield-bearing ETH increases demand for the token.

Obol Collective, with Lido and Kaiko, published findings on how institutions approach distributed validator tech. Results show uptime guarantees and reporting standards as top priorities.

Why this matters: Clear data helps staking providers tailor products for the next wave of enterprise capital.

Golem Foundation detailed how staking yields are funneled through Octant to fund open‑source projects. The latest round directed $2 million to DevEx tools and climate research.

Why this matters: Redirecting protocol revenue to grants exemplifies Ethereum’s regenerative‑finance ethos.

Consensys‑backed Linea became the first rollup to burn gas and pass staking yield directly to ETH holders. The mechanism mirrors mainnet’s EIP‑1559 plus validator rewards.

Why this matters: Aligning L2 economics with mainnet could set a template for sustainably securing rollups.

Coinbase’s Base chain now leads all networks in the number of tokens launched per day, driven by rapid adoption of Zora’s creator tools. Activity spikes followed recent content‑coin growth.

Why this matters: A flourishing token landscape attracts users and developers, reinforcing Base’s network effects.

Ethereum Community Foundation shipped BlobKit, an SDK that lets Layer 2s integrate blob‑space fees. Early testers report <5‑minute plug‑and‑play setup.

Why this matters: Easier access to data‑availability blobs lowers costs and accelerates proto‑danksharding adoption.

Nixo summarized progress on PeerDAS, Enshrined Proposer‑Builder Separation, and the Fusaka hard‑fork schedule. The post also recaps coordination wins from EthCC in Brussels.

Why this matters: Regular checkpoints keep both core devs and app builders aligned on the roadmap.

Thomas Coratger published a primer covering hashes, signatures, and ZK‑proof basics. The thread links to hands‑on code snippets in Rust.

Why this matters: Accessible resources grow the pool of security‑minded contributors.

Researcher @_julianma outlined an economic model where rollups fund proof generation directly from block revenue. Simulations show balanced incentives for provers and sequencers.

Why this matters: Sustainable prover economics are critical for scalable, trust‑minimized rollups.

A new thread details how dividing execution into micro‑chunks enables parallel proof generation. Benchmarks indicate 30‑50 % latency improvements.

Why this matters: Faster proofs inch Ethereum closer to high‑throughput, low‑finality applications.

Aligned Layer argued that onchain ZK‑proofs can verify AI model integrity without exposing proprietary data. The article proposes an ETH‑secured AI oracle network.

Why this matters: Marrying AI and Ethereum positions the network as a neutral trust layer for machine intelligence.

Journalist David Z. Morris shared courtroom insights from the ongoing Roman Storm case.

ETHGlobal, Base, Blockchain Capital, and Boundless XYZ are hosting an in‑person hackathon and conference in San Francisco. Registrations opened today and sold out within hours.

Disclosures: Ethereum Daily is an independent publication and does not offer financial or investment advice. Content may include opinions, affiliate links, or references to projects in which contributors have a financial interest. Always do your own research.