Ethereum Layer 2 network Starknet has launched a privacy feature called Shadow Accounts, allowing users to isolate their main wallets from DeFi activity at the account level, making it harder for external observers to directly correlate on-chain behavior between the two. The feature is implemented through account abstraction and privacy routing mechanisms, but on-chain transactions themselves remain visible.
CoinDesk reported that Robinhood Chain’s seven-day average fees dropped by 82% from their previous peak, while daily transaction volume remained around USD 1.5 billion. The divergence between cost and activity highlights structural shifts in crypto infrastructure.
Core Summary Ethereum’s core development team has officially confirmed the specific timeline for the Glamsterdam upgrade, marking the countdown to this highly anticipated network upgrade. The team also warned that some fake builders may drag down network performance and the upgrade process through low-quality protocol proposals, calling on the community to focus on substantive improvements that can truly advance the ecosystem. Editor: GoodInfo Global News Team