I don’t have a computer science background but taught myself programming (including some solidity). Now I still don’t get many things around networking. Even simple stuff like what determines block intervals precisely. Of course it has to do with latency but how exactly? How are messages passed around in the network? How many messages have…
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Is it as easy as typing in 200K and hitting sell? Could you exchange all the coins you have to a stablecoin like USDC easily so you can sell safely over time without losing value? I know some will ask themselves why this is even a relevant question because they doubt anyone will come into…
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21 days to go for zkSync 2.0's March to Mainnet! zkSync 1.0 is a non EVM-compatible layer 2 for Ethereum. This means it has Visa-level transaction throughput (2k TPS), better security, and is more efficient and reliable due to the "zero-knowledge" aspect of confirming transactions. However, one enormous drawback is the lack of EVM-compatibility (more…
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Nonfungible tokens are about more than Bored Apes. They fulfill a host of functions better than existing systems.
How do I define "scammer"? Someone who checks off any of the following is likely a scammer: Created/endorsed a product with false claims Failed to disclose conflicts of interests or critical information in a scheme you created/endorsed Failed to hold their end of a bargain on an agreement they held with someone else Created a…
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The new crypto sanctions imposed by the European Union are likely to spur the development of the country’s digital asset market, according to a Russian lawmaker. Anatoly Aksakov, who chairs the parliamentary Financial Market Committee, believes Russians will manage to bypass the restrictions. Meanwhile, major exchanges have reportedly informed Russian users that trading continues. Russians […]
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A couple of days ago, this post on r/cc reminded us that 13 years ago, a website was allowing you to buy 1309BTC for $1 based on the price of the electricity needed to mine BTC. For the sake of the argument, forget if you were to young or didn’t have any way to access…
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A new Paypal user policy that permits the company to fine users $2,500 for spreading “misinformation” has caused quite a stir on social media platforms. After November 3, anyone who posts or publishes information or content to “promote misinformation” will be subject to the penalty. Paypal’s New User Agreement Clause Says It Can Pull $2,500 […]
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