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Ethereum might see some big changes soon. Vitalik Buterin, its co-founder, has suggested some new ways to measure how well projects fit with Ethereum’s goals, and we’re excited! These new ETH metrics aim to unite the Ethereum ecosystem, which could solve one of the blockchain’s biggest social issues. Let’s dive right in and explore what Buterin had to say on this topic. Also Read: Shiba Inu: Could FOMO Drive SHIB Coin Toward 90% Rally? Unlocking 100x Returns: Bitgert, POPCat, and Render in the Crypto Boom Source: CryptoSlate Buterin’s Plan for a United Ethereum Buterin wrote about his ideas in a blog post. He wants Ethereum-based projects to follow the network’s main values, which makes perfect sense. The new metrics will check how well projects perform this task. They’ll look at things like following standards and providing the much-needed security. How Projects Will Be Judged The new metrics will look at: If projects follow ERC standards How well they wor...

The Cosmos Hub ecosystem community has begun voting on a proposal to set the minimum inflation rate for the ATOM token at 0%. Voting has begun in the Cosmos Hub community to set the minimum inflation rate for the ATOM token at 0%. Almost 95% of community members are currently voting for the proposal, which began on Jan. 9 and will end on Jan. 23. Only 4.4% were against inflation of the project’s native token, and 0.1% of community members used the right of veto. Source: Mintscan Containing inflation can help preserve the value of the ATOM cryptocurrency. The token was under constant pressure from sellers, which led to price depreciation. Another negative factor the community hopes to eliminate is overpayments for security compared to other blockchains, which harmed the rewards in ATOM. At the same time, in November 2023, the Cosmos network voted for the maximum inflation level for the ATOM cryptocurrency. After this, ATOM inflation cannot exceed 10% per annum. This ...

Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk is helping launch a new NFT collection to raise money for Ukraine — and blockchain networks are being urged to get involved. A new nonfungible token collection is aiming to give a substantial contribution to a charitable foundation supporting Ukrainians following Russia's invasion. Blockasset says the NFT release has been organized in collaboration with world heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk, who is from Ukraine himself. The sale comes ahead of Usyk's world title defence against Anthony Joshua on August 20. There are 2,000 one-of-one NFTs of unique artwork, and they feature quirky designs by the world-renowned artist Dosbrak — chronicling some of the key moments from the boxer's undefeated professional career. When the invasion began, Usyk had joined Kyiv's territorial defence battalion but was later given permission to leave the country so he could prepare for his fight against Joshua. The Olympic gold medalist also hopes ...

A community member believes that the space will look back to this moment once it succeeds in making the world decentralized. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently made another anti-crypto move, expressing its opposition to crypto becoming a legal tender. In response to this, members of the crypto community were quick to fire back, going on Twitter to express disagreement.  The executive board of the IMF recently endorsed a crypto asset policy framework that included not granting crypto assets an official currency or legal tender status. The executives agreed with the framework and highlighted that it’s a necessary move to safeguard monetary stability.  The best #Bitcoin promotion. https://t.co/vwW6YdzBhJ — Dennis Parker (@Xentagz) February 23, 2023 From expressing their support for Bitcoin (BTC) to comparing the situation to other technological advancements, various members of the community fired back at the IMF’s attempt to discredit crypto as a legal tender . Accordi...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage The sale of LBRY Credits (LBC) tokens in the secondary market does not count as the sale of a security , the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has publicly acknowledged. The agreement was reached on January 30 during an appeal hearing in the LBRY v. SEC case. LBRY Hearing: The Stakes for ALL Crypto https://t.co/YPbrBkw0Od — CryptoLaw (@CryptoLawUS) January 30, 2023 Attorney John Deaton resolved a significant point of contention at the appeal hearing, which many viewed as a victory for the whole crypto currency industry against the SEC’s overreaching regulation via enforcement. On November 7, 2022, the SEC was given summary judgment in its favor. The verdict, which covered a six-year period, classified each sale of the LBC token as an investment contract without going into specifics about the transactions. The SEC hoped to make progress in its mission to legitimize the se...