• EIP-7999 proposal introduced.

• BitMine $20b stock offering.

• OpenZeppelin Contracts UI Builder.

• Building the World Ledger report.

The price of ETH is up 9% in the last 24 hours, trading above $4,600 at the time of recording.

Ethereum researcher Anders Elowsson introduced EIP-7999, a proposal for a unified multidimensional fee market on Ethereum, which would allow each transaction to specify one aggregate max gas fee. Under the proposal, transactions declare the maximum total ETH they’re willing to pay, and the protocol treats the budget as fungible across all resource types. A unified fee market combines separate fee mechanisms into one, with a single fee adjustment rate, generalized reserve pricing, and a gas normalization process that keeps relative prices stable even when gas limits change. The proposal initially applies to calldata as the first multidimensional resource, with potential future expansion to other EVM resources. The update aims to make Ethereum’s fee system more flexible and efficient.

BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. filed a supplement to its Form S-3 shelf registration with the SEC to increase its “at-the-market” stock sale program to a total of $24.5 billion, a $20 billion increase from prior filings. The company has already sold about $4.5 billion of stock. Proceeds may be used for ETH purchases. BitMine is building on its strategic ETH reserve, which currently holds $5 billion worth of ETH, and aims to generate£¢££ yield through staking and other DeFi activities, while continuing its infrastructure business.

OpenZeppelin launched Contracts UI Builder, a no-code tool for quickly generating frontends for deployed smart contracts. Users can select any contract function and create a React-based interface in seconds, complete with wallet connection and multi-network support. Users can spin up a functional UI and export a fully packaged app.

• Building the World Ledger report

• Vitalik: On idea-driven ideas

• ETH ETF flows hit ATH of $1b

• Coinbase Stablecoin Bootstrap Fund

• Zak drained from extension

• ENS simple page

• Taiko Alethia client hotfix release

• ETHZilla buys 83k ETH

• SharpLink buys 5,226 ETH

• Stablecoins in Africa

Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.

• EIP-7999 proposal introduced.

• BitMine $20b stock offering.

• OpenZeppelin Contracts UI Builder.

• Building the World Ledger report.

The price of ETH is up 9% in the last 24 hours, trading above $4,600 at the time of recording.

Ethereum researcher Anders Elowsson introduced EIP-7999, a proposal for a unified multidimensional fee market on Ethereum, which would allow each transaction to specify one aggregate max gas fee. Under the proposal, transactions declare the maximum total ETH they’re willing to pay, and the protocol treats the budget as fungible across all resource types. A unified fee market combines separate fee mechanisms into one, with a single fee adjustment rate, generalized reserve pricing, and a gas normalization process that keeps relative prices stable even when gas limits change. The proposal initially applies to calldata as the first multidimensional resource, with potential future expansion to other EVM resources. The update aims to make Ethereum’s fee system more flexible and efficient.

BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. filed a supplement to its Form S-3 shelf registration with the SEC to increase its “at-the-market” stock sale program to a total of $24.5 billion, a $20 billion increase from prior filings. The company has already sold about $4.5 billion of stock. Proceeds may be used for ETH purchases. BitMine is building on its strategic ETH reserve, which currently holds $5 billion worth of ETH, and aims to generate£¢££ yield through staking and other DeFi activities, while continuing its infrastructure business.

OpenZeppelin launched Contracts UI Builder, a no-code tool for quickly generating frontends for deployed smart contracts. Users can select any contract function and create a React-based interface in seconds, complete with wallet connection and multi-network support. Users can spin up a functional UI and export a fully packaged app.

• Building the World Ledger report

• Vitalik: On idea-driven ideas

• ETH ETF flows hit ATH of $1b

• Coinbase Stablecoin Bootstrap Fund

• Zak drained from extension

• ENS simple page

• Taiko Alethia client hotfix release

• ETHZilla buys 83k ETH

• SharpLink buys 5,226 ETH

• Stablecoins in Africa

Disclaimer: Content is for informational purposes only, not endorsement or investment advice. The accuracy of information is not guaranteed.