I understand proof-of-stake but I'm wondering if Ethereum's codebase is decentralized. To me it seems like one man has overriding control of the updates. Is this true and if not, can someone explain how this works? submitted by /u/CyberMonkey728 [link] [comments]
U might want to read up on staking. Vitalik said there is disagreement within the core-dev team. It may take several years yet to go POS. submitted by /u/Feisty-Kitchen2760 [link] [comments]
I'm looking into staking some coins, particularly eth, but the way I read the terms of service, it sounds like I'm handing over full control to Crypto . Com if I stake through them, and they can sell/trade my coins at their own discretion, is this correct? Or are my coins guaranteed to come out…
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Russia has reportedly announced that U.S. dollar assets will be removed from its National Wealth Fund as U.S. sanctions on Moscow intensify. The fund, which currently totals about $600.9 billion, forms part of Russia’s gold and currency reserves. Russia Steps up De-Dollarization Efforts Russia’s finance minister, Anton Siluanov, announced at the St. Petersburg International Economic […]
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Binance Smart Chain is getting overrun by hacks, with CipherTrace brought in to keep the BSC-based DeFi platforms safe.
I am no financial advisor and this is not financial advise just a opinion: Reason why I am posting this is because not many are talking about it on the sub. Since this web 3.0 is the latest and greatest development which is going to happen, And the .crypto domain names (which are NFTs on…
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Hello everyone, I'm starting to use some DeFi applications more and more recently and it's being a great experience so far. As a part of DeFi applications, you have to pay fees to use them all the time, and some of them I just don't understand. I will list my questions below with some examples…
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