Singapore, Switzerland, and Australia are the most interested nations in Ethereum's shift to PoS, known as 'the Merge.'
Singapore, Switzerland, and Australia are the most interested nations in Ethereum’s shift to PoS, known as “the Merge.”
Per the results, Singapore ranks first, while Switzerland and Canada share the second position. Third is the largest economy in the European Union – Germany.The second-biggest cryptocurrency protocol – Ethereum – is on its way to becoming the first in its field that shifts from PoW to PoS. The development, expected to occur this month, seems to be the most interesting for the residents of Singapore, whoa total search score of 377.
Germany has a score of 231 and ranks third. The world’s leading economy – the USA – is fourth with 219 points, while the Netherlands, Australia, and Turkey rounded up the top 7.is at an all-time high. At the same time, its effects are expected to have a significant impact on the entire cryptocurrency sector.
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