Two new spot exchange-traded funds tied to Sui, a layer-1 blockchain positioned as a high-throughput alternative to Ethereum, have quietly joined US markets — and, so far, investors are largely ignoring them. The debuts underscore how difficult it has become… Read More »Sui Spot ETFs Launch in the US but See Weak Trading Volumes
On some Ethereum layer-2 networks, more than half of all gas is now burned by bots scanning for MEV (maximum extractable value) — and they pay only a small fraction of the fees relative to that load. What used to… Read More »Why Ethereum’s MEV Bots Are Burning Half the Gas — and How Privacy Tech Could Be the Unexpected Fix
Ethereum is moving post-quantum cryptography (PQC) from long-term research to immediate protocol planning. That shift carries a stark trade-off: today’s efficient signatures could be replaced by post-quantum schemes that are roughly 40 times larger, with direct consequences for gas fees,… Read More »Ethereum’s Post‑Quantum Push Could Supercharge Fees and Strain Network Capacity