Ethereum News Update: Tokenized Treasury Assets Surpass $8.6 Billion While Banks Manage Operational Challenges Amid Collateral Transition
- Ethereum's 2025 Fusaka upgrade (Dec 3) introduces 12 EIPs, including EIP-7594, to enhance scalability and security through sampled blob validation. - On-chain fees hit $19.8B in 2025 (35% YoY growth), driven by DeFi (63% share) expanding into DePINs and consumer apps. - Tokenized U.S. Treasuries exceed $8.6B as banks test collateral workflows, despite higher operational risks compared to traditional repos. - AI adoption in blockchain development (50% production use) and cybersecurity ($22.97B 2030 market
By 2025, the blockchain sector is experiencing swift advancements, with Ethereum's recent improvements, escalating on-chain transaction costs, and the increasing popularity of tokenized assets transforming the market. As these changes unfold, there remains ongoing debate about whether alternatives such as Holochain—with its agent-focused approach—might eventually overtake conventional blockchain systems. Although Holochain is not explicitly referenced in the latest analyses, the industry's current direction provides insights into the potential for decentralized alternatives to gain traction.
Ethereum, recognized as the top smart contract network, is rapidly advancing its technology. Developers have set December 3, 2025, as the official launch date for the
Alongside Ethereum’s advancements, the on-chain financial ecosystem is flourishing. A
Tokenized assets are also becoming more prominent, especially among institutional investors. According to
At the same time, artificial intelligence is transforming how blockchains are developed and secured. A
Another significant trend is the growing institutional embrace of digital assets.
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