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Validators received rewards from the Beacon chain (Consensus Layer), and miners received rewards from the Ethereum mainnet (Execution Layer). In the wake of the Merge, validators now receive both the CL and EL rewards. 

Enabling withdrawals on Ethereum is slated for March with the Shanghai and Capella upgrades. Learn more about Ethereum Withdrawals and timing in this article.

Avalanche Warp Messaging (AWM) is an interoperability primitive that leverages BLS Signatures that allows any two subnets to send and verify arbitrary messages between themselves, providing a seamless and trust minimized communication standard across the Avalanche ecosystem of subnets. Learn more here.

The Cosmos Hub (or Cosmos chain) is the central hub of the Cosmos ecosystem. The Cosmos Ecosystem refers to the group of interconnected sovereign “hubs,” which are unique blockchain networks built using the same development toolkit as the original Cosmos Hub blockchain. Learn more about cosmos in this article.

We are excited to announce that NEAR Staking is now available in Ledger Live ($NEAR).

The Ethereum Shanghai upgrade will likely happen around March 2023.

Sui is a decentralized delegated Proof-of-Stake blockchain that enables horizontally scalable throughput with competitive speeds at low costs.

As a tokenholder for any particular Proof-of-Stake protocol, you hold both a portion of ownership of the protocols and a part of a system used to maintain the protocol. Learn more about how Staking is the Foundation of Web3.

As more institutions enter the Web3 industry seeking safe and reliable ways to generate rewards from token holdings, protocol staking is proving to be the most attractive and effective reward-generation mechanisms. Protocol staking provides a steady stream of rewards, independent of underlying token prices, and enhances the end-user experience, improving customer retention.

General-purpose blockchains like Ethereum and Solana can support any application built as a smart contract. These blockchains are like shared computers that anyone can build an application for, and anyone can use. The virtual machine (VM) is a critical component of these blockchains, as they define exactly how its applications are run.