What’s Happening on the #Ethereum Side? 👇

Two major developments just landed:

1- The Fusaka Upgrade

2- The new staking ETP guidance from the U.S. Treasury and IRS

#Fusaka is, in my view, a milestone that strengthens Ethereum’s muscle memory as a network.

Thanks to PeerDAS, nodes can now verify data without having to store the entire dataset. This both lightens the network and makes it more decentralized.

At the same time, transaction capacity scales up significantly. That means lower costs for L2 networks and higher overall scalability.

It’s seen as another step in Ethereum’s evolution into a global data infrastructure.

The goal is to become a faster and more resilient base layer where everything can run from DeFi to gaming, to real-world asset tokenization.

What Changed on the Regulatory Side?

The U.S. Treasury and IRS released new staking guidance allowing ETPs (exchange-traded products) to share staking rewards with investors.

This effectively moves staking out of the gray zone and into a phase of integration with traditional finance.

Legally, $ETH is no longer just “a coin” it’s becoming a yield-generating digital infrastructure asset. In a way, Ethereum is moving closer to being viewed as “a tech infrastructure that pays dividends” within the classical financial world.

Looking at the big picture: Regulators are no longer trying to ban, they are trying to integrate.

This could be the beginning of a new era for crypto.

In 2017, it was called “an alternative system.”

By 2025, it’s being called “the system’s infrastructure.”
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