Approximately 205 days ago, the Ethereum network upgraded via the London hard fork which implemented the packaged Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 1559. Since then, the EIP-1559 upgrade made it so a fraction of gas is destroyed during the transaction process and to date, 1,915,220 ether has been burned worth over $6.9 billion using today’s exchange…

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Ethereum ($ETH) staking yields could double after the network merges with the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Beacon Chain that is currently running alongside Ethereum’s mainnet, according to estimates from leading cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase In a message sent to clients and shared on social media, Coinbase noted that after the Ethereum’s mainnet merges with the Beacon Chain – […]

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