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ETH DailyJP Morgan Buys $102m BMNR Shares
J.P. Morgan acquired 1,974,144 shares of BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. (BMNR), the world’s largest Ethereum treasury company.
ETH DailySuccinct Announces $PROVE Airdrop
$PROVE is the native token of the Succinct Prover Network and will serve as payment for generating proofs, economic security through staking and slashing, and governance.
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Restakers, operators, rollup sequencers, and full nodes can now interact with EigenLayer on Holesky.
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ETH DailyForkcast Ethereum Upgrade Tracker
Ethereum upgrade tracking tool.
ePBS vs delayed execution in Glamsterdam.
Velodrome pilots VerifiedERC20 tokens.
Arbitrum Timeboost generates $2m in fees.
The Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol and Application Support team launched forkcast.org, an experimental tool designed to help users better understand Ethereum network upgrades. Forkcast provides detailed pages on upcoming upgrades, including Fusaka and Glamsterdam. The platform highlights competing “headliner” proposals, which are EIPs considered to be the most impactful for the next major network upgrade. Forkcast offers insights into which EIPs are slated for inclusion, who stands to benefit from them, and how to compare different proposals. Forkcast also breaks down the stakeholder impact and alignment with broader network goals.
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ETH DailyForkcast Ethereum Upgrade Tracker
Ethereum upgrade tracking tool.
ePBS vs delayed execution in Glamsterdam.
Velodrome pilots VerifiedERC20 tokens.
Arbitrum Timeboost generates $2m in fees.
The Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol and Application Support team launched forkcast.org, an experimental tool designed to help users better understand Ethereum network upgrades. Forkcast provides detailed pages on upcoming upgrades, including Fusaka and Glamsterdam. The platform highlights competing “headliner” proposals, which are EIPs considered to be the most impactful for the next major network upgrade. Forkcast offers insights into which EIPs are slated for inclusion, who stands to benefit from them, and how to compare different proposals. Forkcast also breaks down the stakeholder impact and alignment with broader network goals.
Ethereum researcher Toni Wahrstätter published a research post on whether ePBS EIP‑7732 should be included in the Glamsterdam upgrade. Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS) decouples block proposal from block building by embedding PBS directly into Ethereum’s consensus layer. ePBS enables faster beacon block propagation and allows protocol-enforced payments between builders and proposers, but introduces significant complexity and risks such as post-state monopolies. Instead, Wahrstätter proposes shipping Delayed Execution EIP-7886 in Glamsterdam, which achieves about 80% of ePBS’s pipelining benefits while adding minimal complexity. Full ePBS can still be added later if needed.
Velodrome is piloting VerifiedERC20 tokens, a new standard designed to boost rewards for human users over bots. VerifiedERC20 aims to reward real users, help projects meet legal and compliance requirements without compromising privacy, and maintain DeFi’s composability and immutability features. The implementation, built in partnership with Celo and Self Protocol, extends OpenZeppelin’s ERC20 to support hooks, which are modular smart contracts that execute checks before or after token functions. Token issuers can choose to include checks against OFAC restrictions, enforce jurisdiction-specific rules, and verify wallet age.
Arbitrum Timeboost, a transaction ordering policy that allows users to optionally pay a fee for priority block inclusion, has generated over $2 million in fees for the Arbitrum DAO since launching in April 2025. The policy uses an encrypted mempool to ensure that transaction details remain hidden until the transaction order is finalized. It also protects users from MEV attacks. Timeboost is live on Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova.
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Ethereum researcher Toni Wahrstätter published a research post on whether ePBS EIP‑7732 should be included in the Glamsterdam upgrade. Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS) decouples block proposal from block building by embedding PBS directly into Ethereum’s consensus layer. ePBS enables faster beacon block propagation and allows protocol-enforced payments between builders and proposers, but introduces significant complexity and risks such as post-state monopolies. Instead, Wahrstätter proposes shipping Delayed Execution EIP-7886 in Glamsterdam, which achieves about 80% of ePBS’s pipelining benefits while adding minimal complexity. Full ePBS can still be added later if needed.
Velodrome is piloting VerifiedERC20 tokens, a new standard designed to boost rewards for human users over bots. VerifiedERC20 aims to reward real users, help projects meet legal and compliance requirements without compromising privacy, and maintain DeFi’s composability and immutability features. The implementation, built in partnership with Celo and Self Protocol, extends OpenZeppelin’s ERC20 to support hooks, which are modular smart contracts that execute checks before or after token functions. Token issuers can choose to include checks against OFAC restrictions, enforce jurisdiction-specific rules, and verify wallet age.
Arbitrum Timeboost, a transaction ordering policy that allows users to optionally pay a fee for priority block inclusion, has generated over $2 million in fees for the Arbitrum DAO since launching in April 2025. The policy uses an encrypted mempool to ensure that transaction details remain hidden until the transaction order is finalized. It also protects users from MEV attacks. Timeboost is live on Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova.
Arca proposes Adjusted Market Cap
Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.
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ETH Daily - 2nd July 📰 -Ethereum upgrade tracker 🔎 -ePBS vs delayed execution 📄 -Velodrome pilots VerifiedERC20 🪙 -Arbitrum Timeboost $2m in fees 💰 https://ethdaily.io/733