What is Ethereum (ETH)? Ethereum is an open-source, globally decentralized computing infrastructure, executing programs referred to as smart contracts. @Bisalat Alam Ethereum’s supply was pre-mined (72 million). Among these pre-mined ethers, 60 million were sold during an Initial Coin Offering in 2015. #FollowYourBrotherForMore Its PoW algorithm is Ethash, an algorithm that was initially designed to prevent ASIC mining. Block time has a target of ~ 15 seconds (with a maximum block size of 1,500,000 gas). Mining rewards are paid at a fixed rate of 2 ETH, which was reduced from 3 ETH after the Constantinople hardfork. #WriteToEarnUpgrade Ethereum is (quasi) Turing-complete, but every transaction requires gas, whose price fluctuates based on real-time bandwidth use. As a result, transaction fees are a function of storage needs, bandwidth use, and computational complexity. Gas is used to prevent infinite execution of programs; it introduces an execution cap equal to the maximum fees set for a transaction. #MarketPullback Notwithstanding the lack of details on the implementation of the programmed PoS architecture in the original whitepaper, ETH 2.0 has become one of the most critical, anticipated, and controversial topics in the Ethereum community. Its PoS transition was delayed several times, with subsequent forks to postpone the ignition of the difficulty bomb. #BTC90kBreakingPoint $BTC #ETH2990Breakingpoint $ETH
Big tech companies, especially AI-related ones like Nvidia, went up too fast. Investors now feel the prices don’t match the real value, so they’re selling. Many experts are also warning that we might be in an “AI bubble,” meaning the hype is bigger than the actual growth. 2. Fears of a Slowing Economy There’s growing concern that global economic growth is cooling down. Business confidence is dropping, and even organizations like the IMF are warning that countries have high debt and markets look overvalued. When investors hear “slowdown” or “recession,” they become cautious and pull money out of risky assets. 3. Interest Rates Might Stay High The U.S. Federal Reserve is sounding more strict (“hawkish”). Investors were expecting rate cuts, but now it looks like rates may stay high for longer. Higher interest rates hurt high-growth companies because borrowing becomes expensive and future profits are worth less — especially in tech and AI. $BTC #BTC70K✈️ i think 💬
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#StrategyBTCPurchase By 2027, Ethereum (ETH) is expected to trade between $6,000 and $8,000, depending on market conditions and adoption growth. Some bullish forecasts even predict prices above $10,000 if institutional demand and network upgrades continue to strengthen. However, factors like regulation, competition, and global market trends will play a major role in shaping ETH’s true value.$ETH