What does the Ethereum Merge mean for Ethereum mining and GPU miners? Ethereum upgraded from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake, meaning miners will be out of work, and their equipment will be useless.

In context: Cryptocurrency miners and PC users have anticipated Ethereum's "Merge" throughout the year amidst multiple delays. Arguably one of the most significant events in cryptocurrency history, it ...

Ethereum's move to a 100% proof-of-stake model has been delayed, buying crypto mining operations more time until the transition. On Tuesday, ethereum core developer, Tim Beiko, confirmed on Twitter ...

Graphics card prices have been dropping all year—and could go even lower. Last month, Nvidia announced preliminary results suggesting weaker-than-expected demand for its high-end cards. “Changes to ...

In a nutshell: The Merge upgrade has landed, switching the Ethereum network to a proof-of-stake (PoS) algorithm. The new system reduces electricity consumption by orders of magnitude as it doesn't ...

After years of planning, Ethereum's much-anticipated switch from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake took place today. The "Merge" means that Ethereum mining is dead, which is good news ahead of new GPU ...

Last week, NortonLifelock announced that the Norton 360 antivirus suite would soon be able to mine Ethereum cryptocurrency while the computer is idle. In this article, we go hands-on with the new ...

Public bitcoin mining companies Hut 8 and Hive are increasing their capacities to mine the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. In the meantime, miner makers like Bitmain and Innosilicon are ...

Ethereum has recently reached a record-selling high on the stock market, increasing its value up to $3,000 selling price, all while the demand for GPUs increase and shortages continue amidst this ...

It’s been known for quite some time now that Ethereum was looking to apply a pretty dramatic change to the manner in which the cryptocurrency could be mined. – Although we will look at this in more ...