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Ethereum Name Service Token Experiences Significant Price Surge

According to CryptoPotato, the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) native token has seen a considerable price increase in recent days, with a gain of over 20% in value within the last 24 hours. This surge is attributed to the growing anticipation for the forthcoming ENSv2 upgrade, which is expected to improve the efficiency and scalability of the naming service. ENS, the native token of the Ethereum Naming Service, has seen significant price surges, particularly in the last 24 hours. Based on Coingecko’s chart analytics, ENS moved from a low of approximately $26, a critical resistance level since May 2022, to a peak of about $33.1, representing nearly a 30% increase. At the time of writing, ENS has slightly decreased to around $31.6, still over 21% higher than its value on Sunday. ENS has gained over 42% in price over the past seven days, rising from a low of $22. The price surge accelerated on June 30, leading into July 1. Despite this strong performance, ENS is still trading 62% below its all-time high of over $83. Following this substantial increase, ENS is $10 million shy of achieving a market cap of $1 billion, entering the “billionaires club.” Crypto analyst Javon Marks shared an analysis of ENS price action, highlighting the potential for the token to reach the $76.121 target following its breakout. Marks noted that ENS is creating new post-breakout highs, suggesting that a continued breakout could result in an additional 138% increase, potentially propelling the token to the $76.121 target swiftly. ENS began showing signs of redeemability in mid-June after extended periods of up-and-down movements. However, stronger price actions have been seen since the recent announcement by the crypto naming service provider of ENSv2. According to their blog post, the new version aims to improve ENS’s affordability, flexibility, and scalability. The ENSv2 upgrade was first announced in May, leading to a substantial price performance. The developers have yet to announce the exact timing of the launch of this upgrade.
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Ethereum Price Tests Key Level, Potential Rally on the Horizon

According to CryptoPotato, Ethereum's price is currently attempting to break through a significant level. If successful, the recent downturn could finally be reversed. The daily chart shows that the Ethereum price has been on a downward trend since it was rejected from the $4,000 resistance level in May. The market has since fallen below the $3,500 level, but it is currently testing it from below. If the price can reclaim this level, the cryptocurrency could potentially rally to values above $4,000. However, if the price is rejected and also loses the long-term bullish trendline and the 200-day moving average around the $3,000 level, the situation could worsen for Ethereum. On the 4-hour timeframe, there are early signs of a bullish reversal. The price has just broken above the large descending channel pattern, but it is currently struggling to break through the $3,500 resistance level. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates that the momentum is bullish, suggesting the market might be able to break higher and begin the next upward move. This scenario would fail if the price drops back inside the channel. In addition to the technical analysis, it is beneficial to examine the futures market sentiment metrics. The funding rates metric, a key sentiment parameter, shows whether buyers or sellers are executing their futures orders more aggressively. The funding rates have been gradually decreasing since the first price rejection from the $4,000 level in March. The current funding rate values suggest that the futures market is no longer overheated, and the price could finally begin another sustainable rally higher.
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Ethereum Co-Founder Vitalik Buterin Proposes Faster Transaction Confirmation Times

According to BlockBeats, on July 1, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published an article titled 'Delving into the slot-and-epoch architecture, a method to provide faster transaction confirmation times for Ethereum users'. The article stated that although transaction confirmation times on Ethereum L1 have been reduced to 5-20 seconds, comparable to credit card payment experiences, thanks to EIP-1559 and the stable block time after the merger, further reduction in latency still holds significant value, especially for applications requiring delays of a few hundred milliseconds or less. In the paper, Buterin introduced practical options explored by Ethereum to accelerate transaction confirmation speeds, with a particular emphasis on single-slot finality (SSF) in existing technology. Currently, Ethereum's Gasper consensus mechanism adopts the slot-and-epoch architecture, but this mechanism is complex and has a long finality confirmation time (12.8 minutes). SSF, through a mechanism similar to Tendermint, finalizes blocks before the next block is generated, while retaining the 'inactive leakage' mechanism to ensure the stable operation and recovery ability of the chain. The main challenge of SSF is that it puts a heavy load on the chain, but new proposals like Orbit SSF are working to alleviate this problem. The paper also discussed rollup pre-confirmation and pre-confirmation-based mechanisms. Buterin emphasized that the slot-and-epoch architecture is obviously correct, but not all slot-and-epoch architectures are equal. He advocates for a more comprehensive exploration of the design space, especially those options that have a stronger separation of concerns between these two mechanisms, to reduce transaction confirmation times and improve user experience.
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Ethereum Network Records Lowest Fees Since 2016

According to U.Today, the Ethereum network recorded its lowest fees since 2016 on June 30. Data from Etherscan and Dune Analytics show that the average gas fee is currently at 3 Gwei ($0.14). Gas fees are the costs of various operations on the Ethereum blockchain, and by paying these fees, users help ensure the network's security. These fees also incentivize validators and prevent spam attacks. During the 2021 bull run, Ethereum's gas fees were significantly high due to the high demand in the non-fungible sector (NFT), leading some to argue that the network was unsustainable. This gave rise to more affordable alternatives such as Solana. However, despite strong transaction activity, Ethereum gas fees are currently at extremely low levels. The volume of the leading altcoin is on par with levels seen at the beginning of the year. The decrease in fees can be attributed to a higher level of efficiency in the Layer-1 market, a result of the combination of Layer-2 volume and the introduction of 'blob transactions' with EIP-4844. This has significantly boosted Ethereum's scalability. Brian Smocovich, founder of Pistachio Fi, noted that while there may still be gas spikes above 15 gwei during times of higher activity, the gas market has generally been more efficient post EIP-4844. The significant drop in fees means that Ethereum is no longer a deflationary network, as the amount of fees to burn is very small. This contradicts those who were promoting the 'ultra sound money' narrative prior to the Dencun upgrade. Over the past week, 14,393 ETH has been added to the network, translating into an annual supply growth of 0.62%. The total supply of Ethereum currently stands at 120,185,061 ETH, indicating that it is on track to reach a new peak in 2024.
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