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Provided by AGPLondon, United Kingdom, Aug. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MGPD Finance Limited, doing business as HashJ, today announced the introduction of its updated ETH contract participation model, developed to support broader engagement in Ethereum-linked income opportunities. This move comes as Ethereum (ETH) continues to hold its place as a foundational asset within the Web3 ecosystem, even as its mainnet fully transitions from Proof-of-Work (PoW) to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) following the 2022 “Merge.”
Despite this shift, ETH-related contract activity remains strong across derivative networks and GPU-compatible platforms. HashJ’s 2025 model aims to simplify access to these evolving opportunities for individual users by lowering technical barriers and offering transparent participation structures.
Ethereum Market Weekly Overview: Layer-2 Networks and On-Chain Activity Gain Ground
During the fourth week of July 2025, ETH held steady around $3,790, while on-chain activity remained robust. Metrics such as active wallet addresses and decentralized application (DApp) usage saw steady growth. According to data from L2Beat, the total value locked (TVL) in Layer-2 networks like Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base reached new peaks, reinforcing Ethereum’s position as a leader in blockchain fee revenue.
In parallel, Ethereum continues to attract diverse projects, including artificial intelligence (AI) protocols, decentralized proof-of-stake (DPoS) systems, and tokenized real-world asset (RWA) platforms—further cementing its status as the dominant smart contract infrastructure.
Current Landscape of ETH-Related Contracts
Although Ethereum’s mainnet no longer supports traditional PoW-based contracts, derivative chains such as EthereumPoW (ETHW), Ethereum Classic (ETC), and other EVM-compatible PoW ecosystems continue to offer contract-based participation. These networks maintain close market correlation with ETH, creating an alternate avenue for users to engage in ETH-linked strategies.
Key approaches include:
HashJ’s New Model: Accessible Participation in ETH-Linked Contracts
HashJ’s latest platform features are focused on enhancing user participation in ETH-related rewards with low entry barriers and simplified processes. This includes:
New users can access a welcome package valued at $118, comprising $100 in contract trial credits and $18 in platform cash. No specialized hardware or infrastructure setup is required, and users can manage their participation via visual interfaces designed for ease of use.
Continued Relevance of ETH-Linked Contracts
Despite the discontinuation of PoW contracts on the Ethereum mainnet, ETH continues to command broad investor interest. ETH-based contracts and derivative tokens present various benefits:
For everyday users, these tools offer a practical and efficient alternative to more complex technical methods of participating in ETH-related returns.
Conclusion
As Ethereum maintains its leading role in decentralized infrastructure, new models of participation are emerging to reflect evolving network dynamics. HashJ’s ETH contract access framework presents a simplified and scalable method for engaging with ETH-linked opportunities.
For those looking to participate in Ethereum’s evolving contract landscape without encountering technical or operational hurdles, HashJ’s model offers a structured and user-friendly entry point. New users receive a $118 gift package upon registration (including $100 contract trial credit and $18 cash).
About MGPD Finance Limited (HashJ)
MGPD Finance Limited, doing business as HashJ, is a fintech company based in the United Kingdom. Founded in 2018, the company provides contract-based digital reward systems for BTC, ETH, DOGE, and XRP, with over 2 million users across more than 90 countries.
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