The first mainnet shadow fork for Ethereum went live Monday, signifying a critical achievement for the popular cryptocurrency. Background: Ethereum’s network follows a proof-of-work (PoW) system, which can be a manual way of verifying a user. The network is now switching to proof-of-stake (PoS), which can be faster and more energy-efficient. Details: A shadow fork…
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The development of the cryptocurrency industry could not go unnoticed by the global rich. Where do the ultra-wealthy stand on crypto?
Bitcoin and ETH both fell below key price levels on Tuesday, as crypto bears continued to push prices lower. Despite this, both have now regained these levels following news that U.S. inflation rose to a record 8.5% year-over-year. Overall, cryptocurrency markets were down 1% as of writing. Bitcoin BTC dropped below its key level of […]
The sovereign national digital currency will be based on national fiat and would have a fixed supply quite similar to Bitcoin.
An average of 54% of survey respondents from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) said they believe cryptocurrency should be used as currency. Still, a significant proportion of the respective countries’ respondents believe certain obstacles are stopping cryptocurrencies from going mainstream. Crypto as Currency According to the findings of a study by Checkout.com, […]
Lets start by saying this post is not hopium and I'm just saying BTC has a high chance of doing well the following months. I'm no gene so I don't have a price prediction like all the incredibly wise investors out there on internet. All I can say is listen, things are looking good. Firstly,…
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Pledge has also introduced a mechanism that allows each crypto transaction to contribute to verified carbon offset initiatives via the United Nations Climate Neutral Now Initiative.
The mad double standards applied to crypto seem to be continuing today. I was left somewhat opened mouthed when the WSJ posted this… https://www.wsj.com/articles/if-crypto-cant-be-used-to-evade-russian-sanctions-what-is-the-point-11649763827?mod=business_major_pos10 Basically, they claim that because Crypto hasn't been used extensively by Russia to bypass economic sanctions, crypto itself has failed. Yet it was the WSJ that only recently reporting about the…
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