What Ethereum changed

• "Value locked in DeFi" changed from $188B to $179.9B.
• "Value protecting Ethereum" changed from $140.5B to $139.6B.
• "Average transaction cost" changed from $0.0056 to $0.0024.
• "Transactions in the last 24h" changed from 17.61M to 19.25M.
• A new community call event "🛠 QA session - ethereum.org portal" was added for November 05, 2025.
• The "Recent posts" section was updated with a new post "Making Sense of a ZK Staking Node" and the order of posts changed.
• The order of links in the "Read more on these websites" section was changed.

The numbers for how much money is locked up and how many transactions happen on Ethereum changed. The cost for each transaction also changed. These numbers show how busy the network is.

• "Value locked in DeFi" changed from "$180.2B" to "$188B".
• "Value protecting Ethereum" changed from "$142B" to "$140.5B".
• "Average transaction cost" changed from "$0.0011" to "$0.0056".
• "Transactions in the last 24h" changed from "16.72M" to "17.61M".
• One community call event was removed: "🛠 QA session - ethereum.org portal opens in a new tab October 22, 2025 at 4:45 PM".
• Two new blog posts were added to "Recent posts".
• One blog post was removed from "Recent posts".
• One new website was added to "Read more on these websites": "Privacy and Scaling Explorations".
• One event was removed from "Events": "Encode London 2025 October 24 – 26, 2025 London, UK".
• One new event was added to "Events": "DevConnect November 17 – 22, 2025 Buenos Aires, ARG".
• The "Website last updated" date changed from "October 9, 2025" to "October 22, 2025".
• The link for "Technical history of Ethereum" under "Research" changed from /history/ to /ethereum-forks/.

This shows new numbers for how much money is in DeFi and how many transactions happen.

• "Value locked in DeFi" changed from $186.3B to $180.2B.
• "Value protecting Ethereum" changed from $148.6B to $142B.
• "Average transaction cost" changed from $0.0051 to $0.0011.
• "Transactions in the last 24h" changed from 18.32M to 16.72M.
• The "Recent posts" section was updated with new blog posts.
• The "Events" section was updated with new events.

The numbers show how much people are using Ethereum. Changes in these numbers can mean more or less activity on the network.