The Merge came, saw and conquered. Not that you'd guess from crypto prices.
The Ethereum blockchain's mega-upgrade finally went live on Sept. 15, moving it to a less energy-intensive "proof of stake" (PoS) system with hardly a hiccup.
Even though anticipation of the event had seen ether rise about 85% from its June doldrums, it has since sunk 19%, hit along with bitcoin and other risky assets by investor angst over inflation and central-bank policy.
Nonetheless, many market players are bullish about the long-term prospects of Ethereum and its native cryptocurrency.
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