Ethereum Foundation launches clear signing to make wallet approvals easier to understand

JPMorgan filed to launch JLTXX, its second tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, using Kinexys for token balances. The post JPMorgan files new tokenized Treasury backed fund on Ethereum appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Sharplink remains the second-largest Ethereum treasury company with roughly 868,700 ETH.

Developed alongside major ecosystem contributors, the initiative intends to make transaction signing safer on Ethereum.

Global banking giant JPMorgan filed for a new tokenized money market fund that will initially run on the Ethereum network.

Ethereum and its broader ecosystem are once again in the crypto spotlight following a recent statement by its founder. The founder has recently publicly declared the ETH network as the leading hub for AI operations, triggering a frenzy across the crypto community. Ethereum At The Center Of the AI Economy Vitalik Buterin, the founder of […]

Although not a stablecoin, this newest fund will distinguish itself by holding GENIUS Act-compliant reserves.

Ethereum’s price has lagged behind Bitcoin at key moments, retail confidence is low, and every failed breakout has given critics another reason to argue that ETH has lost its place. However, some market experts are not buying that idea.  One of those market experts taking the opposite side of that argument is Tom Lee. The Fundstrat co-founder and BitMine chairman has continued to defend Ethereum’s long-term setup, with his 2026 ETH target around $12,000. The $10,000 Ethereum Case Is Bigger Than One Prediction Tom Lee is one of the more vocal names in the bullish camp for Ethereum. The Fundstrat co-founder and BitMine chairman has reportedly projected Ethereum as high as $9,000 to $12,000 by the end of 2026, placing him among the experts who believe ETH’s current weakness is temporary. Related Reading: Ethereum Shortfall Says Price Is Headed Lower Unless This Happens Lee made the Ethereum year-end 2026 forecast at Consensus Miami, pairing the range with a Bitcoin projection of $150,000

Ethereum developers proposed a solution that would end "blind signing," a technical feature that has led to potentially billions in losses.