Ethereum — Page 4

The rollout names Schwab Premier Bank for custody and Paxos for execution as Bitcoin trades near $81K after a CPI dip.

Senate Banking faces 100+ amendments by a 5:00pm ET deadline, while Kelp plans a two-week rsETH reissuance.

The bank’s 13F also shows a near-exit from Galaxy Digital and a 125% jump in Strategy shares.

The vehicle is seeded with $100M from Sharplink’s staked ETH treasury and $25M of Galaxy capital for DeFi yield strategies.

Chairman Tom Lee also flagged a $2,100 May monthly close as a near-term sentiment threshold for Ether.

BTC dominance stayed above 60% while ETH faced fresh exchange inflow pressure, raising liquidation sensitivity for alts.

The cluster of exchange-bound transfers hit as ETH/BTC slid to 0.02887 and wallet-cohort data showed mixed holder behavior.

Tydro and Kelp DAO also shifted oracle and bridge infrastructure as LayerZero disputes the root-cause narrative.

Stolen funds were split across three Ethereum wallets as security firms described an allowed-signer abuse path.

NEAR is targeting a FIPS-204 testnet by end of Q2 as it builds post-quantum-safe signing.

Proceeds moved to DeFi United’s Recovery Guardian multisig, but 30,765 ETH remains tied up by a restraining notice ahead of a DAO vote close.

CryptoQuant and CoinGlass data frame $2,500 and $2,600–$2,700 as the next breakout gates toward $3,315–$3,500.

NEAR gained 16.0% and ICP rose 10.4% while BTC and ETH lagged despite posting gains.

The bank expects broader access for E*Trade’s 8.6 million clients later in 2026, setting up fresh fee pressure on retail venues.

LayerZero’s CEO disputes Kelp’s DVN-default narrative and says an external security-firm postmortem is coming.

Court-signed restraining notice and writs of execution add a legal layer to rsETH recovery plans.

The second disclosed 2026 sale to the Tom Lee-led buyer funds operations and aims to limit spot-market impact.

The setup arrives as stablecoin transfer volume falls 19% to $8.3T and BitMine deepens ETH exposure despite $6.5B+ paper losses.

The post-mortem ties the exploit to three design flaws and ships patches to disable arbitrary calls and remove unlimited approvals.

Tokenholders submit voting preferences, while Ondo’s issuer casts the underlying share votes and logs the workflow onchain.