The future of BTC mining and the Bitcoin halving
This week’s episode of Market Talks discusses the future of BTC mining and how miners can maximize profits, as well as the upcoming Bitcoin halving and its impact on the mining industry. Go to Source
Month: August 2023
Base, Optimism unveil shared governance and revenue-sharing framework
The two networks will share profits and governance using multi-signature wallets, and a ‘Security Council’ will be formed as the ecosystem grows. Go to Source
Bitcoin-backed property investment becomes new avenue for Cayman Islands residency
Bitcoin financial services firm Ledn’s ties with the Cayman Islands open a doorway for crypto users to use their funds to obtain real estate “golden visas.“ Go to Source
Known-plaintext attacks, explained
A known-plaintext attack exploits known pairs of plaintext and corresponding ciphertext to deduce encryption keys or methods. Go to Source
Balancer says $2.8M still at risk after vulnerability warning
The vulnerability was not exploited after its discovery on Aug. 22. Go to Source
11 benefits blockchain explorers offer both individuals and companies
Offering both big-picture and detailed views of transactions, blockchain explorers are a powerful tool for both individuals and companies. Go to Source
Crypto VC inflows drop further as macro factors weigh on investments
Polychain Capital and CoinFund launch new funds, and spot Bitcoin ETFs approval rumors can’t brighten the outlook for crypto VC sector. Go to Source
Opinion: Is this exchange the next FTX?
Bitget seized more than $200,00 of my cash. Now its executives won’t tell me what they’re doing with it, or if they intend to return it. Go to Source
Opinion: Bitget acted ethically on crypto influencer’s account
Bitget managing director Gracy Chen argues her exchange had a duty to act when a crypto influencer began selling his holdings in a project he was promoting. Go to Source
Is the SEC a bad cop? CoinRoutes CEO Dave Weisberger breaks down crypto regulation in the US
Weisberger believes the structure of the Securities and Exchange Commission needs to change but that politicians are reluctant to do so because of their power within the current state of affairs. Go to Source