David Walsh

Not all Ethereum layer 2s are dying, but many general-purpose chains no longer have a reason to exist

A few months ago I started working on CommitLLM dot com. I had to stop because after @EthCC I had multiple ideas related to PropAMMS. We discussed them with @rj_aligned and then with @kubimensah. Titan was doing something very similar and we joined forces. Here we are now. Once things get more stab

So you're telling me that just YESTERDAY, this project had a call with the following 🔥 @ethereumfndn @virtuals_io @BNBCHAIN @okx Virtuals and the Ethereum Foundation co-created ERC-8183. Agents need a shared commerce layer, in order to - > Hire other agents, > Pay for tools > Sell servic

RT @dankrad: @TrustlessState @Brentsketit Bull case Tom Lee creates an org that wants to maximize Ethereum value

Bitmine @BitMNR is following through on it's end of the bargain The Ethereum L1 can support him by optimizing for L1 usage and activity, to do its best to burn as much ETH as possible 1+2 is a positive-feedback flywheel. A strong L1 makes Tom Lee's STRC-instrument stronger and safer.

DexScreener Detects Multiple New Solana and Ethereum Token Launches

Saylor down $11.5B on Bitcoin. Tom Lee down $8.7B on Ethereum. Yikes.

Ethereum treasury giant offers 9.5% payout as BitMine paper losses top $8.5 billion

Stablecoins are becoming critical infrastructure for institutional finance and agentic commerce 🔒 @USDT0_to brings the world's largest stablecoin to every major network, from Ethereum to Arbitrum, Plasma, and Tempo. At that scale, security must be built into every deployment.

This changes the WHOLE game. @ethereum will finally win. USDC/USDT spread in Ethereum right now for 100k dollar trades is only 1.6 bps. @binance has 3.56 bps. Part of the problem we had in crypto is to believe that the correct way to price an asset was by calculating the price on chain with a math