Dinari, a securities investment platform, has integrated Chainlink CCIP (industry standard for secure cross-chain interoperability) on Arbitrum One and Ethereum mainnet. Dinari is utilizing CCIP's Simplified Token Transfer feature to facilitate cross-chain transfers of USD+, a fully supported interest-bearing stablecoin by Dinari, enabling USD+ to power payments across the entire on-chain economy and provide collateral.

According to Etherscan data, the current Ethereum network gas fee has dropped to 10 gwei.

According to a report by Brazil's Inter, Ethereum's recent Dencun upgrade introduced "Blob," which increased network scalability of the second layer (L2) blockchain by more than 11 times. Blob is the space within Ethereum blocks that is dedicated to receiving data from L2 chains such as Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base.

Following the successful Dencun upgrade, Ethereum developers are planning the next upgrade, called "Pectra," which aims to include small improvements while simultaneously working on the chain's next upgrade. The upgrade is likely to include EIP 3074, which proposes code changes to improve the user experience of Ethereum wallets by allowing users to batch transactions and sign off on them all at once. Another proposed change is EIP 7251, which would increase the staking limit for validators from 32 ETH to 2,048 ETH, allowing large staking providers to consolidate their validators and avoid bogging down the system. The upgrade is expected to be released at the end of 2024 or early 2025.

According to L2BEAT data, the current Ethereum Layer2 TVL is $42.81 billion, with a 7-day increase of 4.97%. Among them, the top five TVLs are: -Arbitrum One TVL is $18.95 billion, with a 7-day increase of 3.87%;-OP Mainnet TVL is $7.55 billion, with a 7-day increase of 2.12%; -Base TVL is $5.53 billion, with a 7-day increase of 17.85%; -Blast TVL is $2.9 billion, with a 7-day increase of 10.12%; -Starknet TVL is $1.36 billion, with a 7-day increase of 1.33%.

According to blockchain data tracking service Whale Alert, at 11:11 am Beijing time today, 9,000 ETH were transferred from an unknown wallet to Binance, worth $32,056,995.

Ethereum and Bitcoin faced challenges that were overcome with a very cautious approach, resulting in an extraordinary case study for global human coordination. Adding real-world data through oracles as another layer on top of it is a very promising next step. However, so far, we have taken this step forward without the same caution that is fundamental to the journey toward a decentralized ecosystem. Perhaps we were too close to the problem, focusing only on the outcome - making data accessible - and not being mindful enough about the process allowing it.

Etherscan data shows that the current Ethereum network gas fee has dropped to 15 gwei.

According to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, Ethereum ICO participants 0x3A0...9f8FE deposited 10,000 $ETH each, worth 73.56 million US dollars, into Renzo and Swell's accounts eight hours ago; they have now become Renzo's fourth largest personal staking address🏆. This OG once received 314,807 ETH from the Genesis address on July 30, 2015, at a cost of only $0.31😲, and also received 4 million DAI from the Ethereum Foundation.

Ethereum Foundation researcher Mike Neuder wrote a document titled "Issuance Issues" that supports adjusting token issuance to solve some of the current issues in Ethereum, including maintaining the feasibility of independent staking relative to liquidity staking protocols and ignoring high levels of staking that could harm staking rewards. Neuder advocates for reducing issuance in Ethereum's next upgrade, "Electra," but other researchers and developers strongly reject this position. Opponents believe that the current push to adjust Ethereum's issuance curve is a complete overreaction to unfounded centralization concerns, and that the proposal's goals are unclear, and the current issuance curve has not caused value erosion.