The Ethereum community has released an EIP proposal for deposit contracts that support post-quantum computing. The proposal introduces a new contract that supports variable-length public keys and credential metadata, and establishes a clear scheme identifier (scheme 0 is reserved for the current BLS deposit). The contract no longer relies on the Merkle tree structure of the old deposit contracts, but instead transmits deposit information to the consensus layer through execution requests derived from EIP-7685 logs. The contract features an irreversible mode controlled by protocol system calls: deposits are initially disabled, enabling BLS deposits at a specified timestamp, and permanently disabling BLS deposits at a later timestamp (with no option for re-enabling). During the migration period, executing clients must merge deposit requests from the new and old contracts.
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Bitcoin hit $80,000 as WEEX predicted last week. See what drove the breakout, current key levels, and whether $90,000 is next.



Global markets delivered mixed signals. Bitcoin and Ethereum strengthened as institutional flows into spot ETFs supported a recovery in crypto risk appetite, while the Robinhood ecosystem and NFT sector also remained active. In technology, NVIDIA continued to weaken ahead of its earnings release, with investors focused on AI returns, customer capital expenditure, and order execution. PDD Holdings saw significant volatility after reporting results, while Applied Optoelectronics came under pressure following its large equity financing announcement. Investors are also awaiting new rate-path signals from the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.









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Bitcoin hit $80,000 as WEEX predicted last week. See what drove the breakout, current key levels, and whether $90,000 is next.
Global markets delivered mixed signals. Bitcoin and Ethereum strengthened as institutional flows into spot ETFs supported a recovery in crypto risk appetite, while the Robinhood ecosystem and NFT sector also remained active. In technology, NVIDIA continued to weaken ahead of its earnings release, with investors focused on AI returns, customer capital expenditure, and order execution. PDD Holdings saw significant volatility after reporting results, while Applied Optoelectronics came under pressure following its large equity financing announcement. Investors are also awaiting new rate-path signals from the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.