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Ethereum’s Merge cut power use over 99.9%, Cambridge finds

The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance has estimated Ethereum’s annual electricity consumption at 7.87 gigawatt-hours. That equals a continuous power demand of about 0.90 megawatts. The study places Ethereum near the lower end of energy intensity among major proof-of-stake blockchains when researchers adjust electricity use for market value. Cambridge also estimated annual emissions of about…

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Grayscale Places XRP at the Center of the Global Payments Narrative

Key Takeaways Grayscale classified XRP as a global payments asset within its broader digital asset narrative framework. The designation reflects XRP’s connection to cross-border payments and blockchain-based settlement discussions. Grayscale’s focus strengthens XRP’s position as a leading digital asset for global payments and institutional settlement solutions. Grayscale Places XRP at the Center of the Global…

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AI, Warsh, and Geopolitics Break Bitcoin Correlation With Stocks and Gold

Shifting expectations around Fed policy have repeatedly redirected capital between crypto, commodities, and technology stocks. Kevin Warsh’s arrival at the Federal Reserve, renewed geopolitical tensions, and the AI investment boom have pushed stocks, gold, and Bitcoin onto sharply different paths this year, according to a new report from crypto trading firm BIT. The report…

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Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH Reaches Its Biggest Obstacle on the Road to $2K

Ethereum has continued its recovery from the June lows and is now approaching a major technical inflection point. While the recent rally has improved short-term sentiment, the asset is still trading beneath a confluence of long-term resistance levels. Interestingly, the liquidation landscape aligns closely with these technical barriers, suggesting that ETH could first target overhead…

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