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Ethereum trades below nearby resistance as analysts watch a key support zone that may determine whether the market stabilizes or extends its correction. Ethereum ($ETH) trades near $2,063, posting a 2.99% decline over the past day as selling pressure weighs on the market. The intraday chart shows the price briefly rising toward the $2,160 area earlier in the session before momentum fades and the asset begins trending lower. After the initial drop, Ethereum continues moving within a downward channel between roughly $2,060 and $2,120, suggesting the market is stabilizing after the sharp pullback. Performance data across multiple time frames reflects…

TL;DR on.eth introduces a canonical $ENS-native registry for chains and metadata, replacing scattered GitHub and app-specific mappings with an on-chain source of truth. With ERC-7828, $ENS says the registry enables interoperable names like vitalik.eth@base, allowing wallets and apps to resolve cross-network identities through standard $ENS flows. The system assigns each chain an on.eth subdomain, uses metadata records, and keeps governance with the $ENS DAO while operators manage their own chain records. What $ENS launched this week is bigger than a naming tweak, because on.eth turns chain identity into shared infrastructure. The system introduces a canonical, $ENS-native registry for blockchain networks…

Osmosis has proposed converting OSMO to $ATOM and tightening Cosmos Hub integration, testing whether chain mergers can boost liquidity, governance, and valuations. Summary Osmosis plan offers OSMO–$ATOM conversion at a fixed rate over six months, with unclaimed $ATOM returning to the Hub community pool. Proposal would bind Osmosis liquidity, security, and governance more tightly to Cosmos Hub, positioning $ATOM as the primary base asset. The move sharpens Cosmos’ consolidation vs app‑chain sovereignty debate, putting OSMO and $ATOM holders in control via governance votes. Interoperable DEX Osmosis has put forward a sweeping proposal to convert OSMO into $ATOM and migrate its…

Ethereum price has stabilized after a volatile two-week move. The move saw the asset rally sharply before giving back part of those gains. $ETH climbed nearly 20% from its February 28 low near $1,830 to almost $2,200. Yet, the rally has since cooled, leaving the asset trading close to $2,060 with only about 1% gains in the last 24 hours. The pullback followed a bearish technical signal that historically precedes deeper declines. Yet despite that warning, several market participants appear to be positioning for the opposite outcome. Whale wallets are accumulating, long-term holders are increasing exposure, and derivatives traders remain…

The BUIDL fund of BlackRockhas witnessed a substantial growth over the recent weeks. After BUIDL became officially tradable on the ecosystem of Uniswap, its market capitalization has surged by almost 30%. As per the data from rwa.xyz tweeted by Sentora, this signals a robust investor interest in the robust tokenized financial products. Additionally, this development takes place at a time when the blockchain sector is witnessing wider activity, with Ethereum emerging as the leading player. BlackRock’s BUIDL fund market cap grew by nearly 30% over the past 30 days, with growth accelerating after BUIDL became tradable on Uniswap. pic.twitter.com/vCTUOBaMrw —…

According to recent blockchain analytics, there is an interesting change in market behavior. Recent CryptoQuant data indicates that Binance Bitcoin inflows are now being moved more by the short term traders rather than the large investors. Binance Signals: Short-Termers Deposit 823 $BTC While Whale Inflows Drop $2.2B“This reduction occurred while Bitcoin price fluctuated between $65K and $72K, indicating that large investors were not increasing exchange deposits despite ongoing market volatility.” – By Amr Taha pic.twitter.com/AKGXRJo8lB — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) March 9, 2026 This report shows that users who held short-term $BTC deposits onto Binance deposited 823 $BTC onto the exchange in…

Polarise, an Artificial Intelligence (AI-Powered), multi-chain, and multi-form crypto asset financial platform, has disclosed its landmark collaboration with UXLINK, a Web3 social platform and infrastructure for powering social growth at scale. This partnership is aimed at enhancing mass Web3 adoption by merging AI-Powered social intelligence with a huge-scale social infrastructure. We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with @UXLINKofficial, the world’s largest Web3 social platform and infrastructure layer, powering the Social Growth Layer at a global scale. 🚀Together, Polarise and UXLINK are driving socialized growth and mass adoption, bringing… pic.twitter.com/tBwwSNVds8 — Polarise (@Polariseorg) March 11, 2026 UXLINK focuses on building a…

Aave Labs has proposed a two-part licensing framework for V4 repositories: a business source license and a contributor licensing agreement. The first would restrict commercial use of all core repositories for some time, while the second would allow the Aave DAO to use and modify code from contributors. Aave Labs has introduced a new proposal for a two-part licensing framework for V4 repositories that would expand community contributions and provide more clarity around the use of the repositories. The Labs published a TEMP CHECK detailing the new proposal. It suggests two frameworks: a Business Source License (BUSL) for the core…

Sui co-founder Evan Cheng has a simple argument. Whether crypto is ready to hear it is another matter. He has seen these systems from the inside. So when he says Ethereum and Solana are built on a flawed foundation, it lands differently than the usual founder noise. It All Starts With a Spreadsheet His argument begins somewhere disarmingly simple. Ethereum, at its core, is a ledger, a giant digital spreadsheet. Address A has 10 USDC. Address B has five. Money moves, numbers change. That is genuinely all it is. For shifting identical tokens between wallets, it works fine. It has…

The seemingly daily disruption of business models by advances in artificial intelligence continued Monday, sending stock market averages and crypto prices sharply lower. Today’s victim (in addition to the usual ones) was IBM, after Anthropic said Claude code can automate COBOL modernization. “COBOL [Common Business-Oriented Language] is everywhere,” said Anthropic. “It handles an estimated 95% of ATM transactions in the U.S.. Hundreds of billions of lines of COBOL run in production every day, powering critical systems in finance, airlines, and government.” “The developers who built these systems retired years ago, and the institutional knowledge they carried left with them,” the…