Ethereum is now half the size of Bitcoin in market cap terms. ETH has enjoyed a rally recently with two major developments on the horizon.

As part of an ongoing lawsuit, Ripple has countered the SEC's previous legal motions by filing a new legal memo.

Elon Musk has posted another tweet leading to a crypto market plunge. The asset rebounded after he confirmed Tesla had not sold any Bitcoin.

Vitalik Buterin has burned 41% of the SHIB supply and posted a message urging projects not to send him any coins without his permission.

Zapper has received $15 million to make DeFi more easy and accessible. The project's funding round was led by Framework Ventures.

In another sign of banks adopting blockchain, Bank of America will join Paxos Network to settle stock trades.

Sushi has created a launchpad for new projects to list their tokens on SushiSwap. It will launch with an auction for tokenized sake.

American broadcaster Fox Corp. has announced a new NFT business and the first-ever TV series curated on the blockchain.

DeversiFi DEX has raised $5 million in a strategic round led by ParaFi. Other big players like Lightspeed Venture Partners also participated.

A Bank of America study has found that fund managers consider long Bitcoin as the world's most crowded trade.

Ethereum will reduce its energy consumption by 99.95% following its transition to proof-of-stake and blockchain merge.

A few BlockFi users received unexpectly large payouts as the lending firm mistakenly sent out Bitcoin instead of stablecoins as rewards.

Bitcoin has fallen below $40,000 for the first time since February. Various other crypto assets have dipped during a week of selloffs.

Another one of America's biggest banks is preparing to offer crypto-related investment products to wealthy clients.

Maple Finance is launching a $17 million lending pool for DeFi projects to take out undercollateralized loans.

Celo has completed its Donut hard fork. The network will now be interoperable with other blockchains such as Solana, Cosmos, and NEAR.

Following today's cryptocurrency market crash, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that his firm has "diamond hands."

Red Bull's F1 racing team will release a set of NFTs on Tezos. The team chose the blockchain for its energy efficiency, a statement revealed.

Bitcoin dropped more than 50% to lows of around $30,000 yesterday. Data suggests that many are optimistic of higher prices ahead.

Bunny Finance's governance token BUNNY fell by more than 96% after another flash loan attack on Binance Smart Chain.