A software bug in Ethereum consensus client Prysm caused validators to miss out on 382 ETH, worth more than $1 million.

Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade expands capacity, lowers rollup costs, and prepares the network for long-term scaling and adoption.

Ethereum has finalised and activated its Fusaka update, marking one of the network’s most important technical milestones of ...

James Smith, Ethereum Ecosystem Head shares sharp insights on why Fusaka is one of the most consequential steps in Ethereum’s ...

Ethereum’s upcoming Fusaka upgrade on Wednesday is being framed as just another scaling step, but it marks a shift in how the network ships change. Instead of massive, multi‑year overhauls, Fusaka is ...

Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade succeeded, but a critical Prysm bug nearly destabilized the network before client diversity ...

Fusaka expands Ethereum’s data capacity with PeerDAS and larger block limits, enabling 100,000+ TPS through layer-2 rollups ...

On December 4, the Ethereum blockchain network announced the completion of the major upgrade, Fusaka hardfork, with zero ...

Fusaka, the 17th major upgrade to Ethereum now comes around seven months after the Pectra update broadly transformed the ...

At the center of the upgrade is PeerDAS, a system that lets validators check small slices of data rather than entire “blobs,” reducing both costs and computational load for validators and layer-2 ...

Ethereum’s voting participation plunged 25% following the Fusaka upgrade amid a Prysm consensus bug, putting the network ...

The 25% decline, which has been chiefly reversed, could signal that Ethereum’s proof-of-stake mechanics will struggle as ...