Bankless: Don’t Overlook Ethereum’s Merge—It’s Still Not Priced In

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Original Title: "Don't Sleep on the Merge [LITE]"
Source: Bankless HQ Newsletter
Author: David Hoffman
Compiled by: 0x711, BlockBeats

Why the Merge Happens in June—And What It Means for ETH

Three Months Until the Merge

SuperPhiz, an active member of the EthStaker and Rocketpool communities, has highlighted five key signals suggesting the Merge will occur in June (see detailed analysis):

  1. The planned "Difficulty Bomb" is set for mid-June.
  2. Danny Ryan confirmed no delay for the difficulty bomb is needed.
  3. The Mainnet Merge Checklist is nearly complete.
  4. Developers are meticulous about avoiding delays.
  5. The Kiln Testnet is actively testing the Merge.

Barring major unforeseen issues, the Merge is highly probable by June—just three months away.

This upgrade is unprecedented in blockchain history, with long-term implications for Ethereum’s role as a global settlement layer. Yet, many in and outside crypto remain unaware of its significance.

👉 Discover how Ethereum’s Merge could redefine crypto economics

Post-Merge ETH Dynamics

Key Questions:

Answers arrive in three months.

The "Triple Halving" Effect

Bitcoin’s halving reduces new supply by 50% every 4 years, historically triggering bull markets. Ethereum’s Merge cuts supply by 90%—equivalent to three Bitcoin halvings in 12 years.

If Bitcoin’s halving sparked rallies, Ethereum’s "triple halving" could be monumental.

👉 Explore ETH’s post-Merge investment potential

FAQs

1. When is the Ethereum Merge expected?

2. How does the Merge affect ETH staking rewards?

3. Why is the Merge compared to Bitcoin’s halving?

4. Will the Merge end the crypto bear market?

Conclusion

Ethereum’s Merge is a generational shift—underappreciated but poised to reshape crypto economics. As Bankless warns: Don’t sleep on it.

"Bankless told you."

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