Ethereum (ETH)

Vitalik Buterin published an article, "Balance of Power," where he emphasized that preventing the excessive concentration of power is key to avoiding societal crises while advancing technology, economy, and culture globally. He highlighted that strategies like technology diffusion and decentralization can effectively address this issue and called for more companies and projects to focus on decentralized models. https://t.co/VjTz1HspNs

WE ARE IN MAINNET! We just did the first confidential USDT transfer on Ethereum. Our team cooked really hard to ship in 2025 as promised. Full details next week!

Yesterday @Kindred_AI officially announced the Klara NFT staking rules before the $KIN TGE in an article. Let me give you a complete rundown. Klara NFT Staking Updates & $KIN Airdrop Guide (Key Dates) December 31: Klara NFT staking feature unlocks December 31 – January 2 (UTC 23:59): 72‑hour window where you can continue staking, add new stakes, or cancel stakes January 3: Unoperated NFTs are automatically re‑locked until June 30 After January 3: A new round of staking resumes, but rewards revert to the standard tier $KIN Airdrop Rules 1️⃣ Continuous staking (no action) Maximum reward: retain historical $KIN rewards + this round’s double airdrop NFT automatically locked until June 30 Suitable for: longtime holders or those bullish on the project 2️⃣ Add or restake during the window You receive the double airdrop, but historical rewards are not carried over Suitable for: users who didn’t stake before and now want to add positions 3️⃣ Stake after the window closes Only the standard 1× airdrop is available Suitable for: wait‑and‑see participants 4️⃣ Cancel staking Lose eligibility for the double airdrop, and historical rewards reset to zero Future staking will only earn standard rewards for the current phase Recommendation: if you’re not explicitly participating in Kindred, don’t choose this option Brief summary: Kindred’s rules are clear: Strongly reward long‑term participants Give new users a 72‑hour entry window Penalize short‑term trading Simple judgment: Already staked? Leave it—highest and most stable returns. Missed staking? Grab the 72‑hour double window from Dec 31 to Jan 2. Looking for short‑term gains? This mechanism isn’t for you. Key points: Dec 31 Klara unlocks Stake within 72 hours = double $KIN No action = historical rewards + double airdrop Stake later = standard reward Cancel stake = reset to zero 👉 Link: https://t.co/1dgFGMRLCA @KaitoAI #Yapping #MadewithMoss @MossAI_Official #Starboard @Galxe @RiverdotInc @River4fun

🔥 BULLISH: Bitmine bought another 32,938 $ETH worth $97.6M for its treasury and staked 118,944 $ETH worth $352.16M today. https://t.co/S1fcIXT5Fj

Is a wallet that hides my spending records and allows me to easily purchase building shares possible?\n\n@0xMiden , @integra_layer , @rainbowdotme \n\nThese days, people are accustomed to buying stocks or funds with just a few taps on a mobile app and automatically receiving dividends or interest. In this flow, a natural question arises: without exposing personal information such as shopping history or asset size, can a wallet that lets you own a portion of a building with a few app clicks and receive monthly rental income directly into your wallet actually exist? To understand this question, we need to calmly examine the current privacy‑centric technologies, real‑estate tokenization, and consumer‑focused wallets and see where each stands.\n\nFirst, the technology that conceals personal shopping records and asset flows is a privacy‑focused blockchain architecture that performs execution and proof generation on the client side. In this architecture, accounts operate like independent state machines, and transaction details are cryptographically proven on the user’s device, with only minimal information recorded on the network. Because balances and transaction histories do not appear on a public ledger, it is difficult for outsiders to track consumption patterns or asset sizes—a clear advantage. However, each transaction requires complex proof computations, resulting in latency of several seconds to tens of seconds, and in mobile environments the computational load often has to be offloaded to external services. As privacy is strengthened, users must trust these unseen internal processes.\n\nNext, consider the real‑estate tokenization layer that enables granular investment in actual buildings. Here, tokens representing building ownership, smart contracts that automatically distribute rental income, and a record system linking legal documents to ownership relationships work together. Users can browse a global property list on a dashboard and, by injecting stablecoins, acquire a fractional share of a specific building even with a small amount. Afterwards, rent is automatically calculated according to the ownership proportion and paid into the wallet.

JUST IN: The Zama Protocol is on mainnet. We just completed the first confidential stablecoin (cUSDT) transfer on Ethereum. https://t.co/r4wqvyShaN