Donald Trump’s most recent cryptocurrency moves reveal a more substantial alignment with Ethereum rather than Bitcoin.

An institution-focused Ethereum marketing firm has launched with “perfect timing” to pitch the bull case for the blockchain to Wall Street with US President Donald Trump now in office, says Anthony Sassano.

Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), expressed concerns over the rise of political meme coins on Thursday, warning that they could become “vehicles for unlimited political bribery.” What Happened: In an X post,

Ethereum's approach, under Buterin's guidance, reflects a refusal to adopt the "bronze age mindset" that has been pivotal in Bitcoin's success. This mentality, often derided as "toxic maximalism" by outsiders (the term “maximalism” was coined by Vitalik himself,

/PlutoChain/ – Ethereum (ETH) is currently hovering around $3,200, maintaining a crucial support level while traders debate the possibility of it reaching $12,000.

A recent report claiming that Konstantin Lomashuk, founder of Lido has build a “Second Ethereum Foundation” has been debunked.

Ethereum (ETH) price could begin a mega rally all the way to $12,000 as per the current technical chart set up, according to the analyst.

Layer-2 protocols are scaling solutions built on top of primary blockchains like Ethereum, and are designed to handle a higher volume of transactions at lower cost. The metric of millions of gas units per second reflects the number of transactions the network processes each second.

Etherealize, backed by Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation, aims to make Ethereum the top blockchain for Wall Street.

Justin Sun proposes a plan to boost Ethereum's value, halt EF ETH sales, and streamline operations with a merit-based system.

The meme coin craze has made its way to Ronin thanks to Tama Meme, a Pump.fun-like launchpad on the Ethereum gaming network.

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