In the near term, Ethereum plans to launch its "Pectra" upgrade on mainnet on May 7, improving user experience, boosting rollup scalability, and raising the upper limit for validator stakes.

Ethereum is facing serious headwinds. With ETFs crashing 60% and the token sitting below $1,600, investors are jittery despite the upcoming Pectra upgrade. XRP, meanwhile, is attempting a financial ...

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The Ethereum Pectra upgrade is also expected to launch on the mainnet before May 7, and new upgrades to Ethereum should bolster not only ETH but also Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum. Cryptopolitan ...

Ethereum’s upcoming Pectra upgrade, scheduled for May 7, 2025, could potentially revive network activity and investor interest. The first phase of this upgrade will establish a new layer-2 blob ...

The Ethereum Pectra Upgrade marks a major evolution for the network, combining proposals like EIP-7251 and EIP-7702 to streamline staking, unlock smart account functionality, and enhance client ...

Ethereum faces pressure from whale sell-offs and low network activity, but upcoming Pectra and Fusaka upgrades may spark recovery and push ETH toward $2,000. Ethereum (ETH) is at a bit of a crossroads ...

After delays due to configuration issues and an unknown attacker causing headaches during the Holesky and Sepolia testnet activations, the Pectra upgrade for the Ethereum network is now scheduled ...

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Ethereum will implement Pectra and Fusaka during its upcoming mainnet deployments which are scheduled for May 2025 and late 2025. The new update exclusively targets network scalability and L2 ...

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