The indicator signals that behavior among Bitcoin OGs is quite different to previous Bitcoin halvings.
EigenLayer is live on the Ethereum mainnet, but several crucial features are still on the way “later this year.”
Impressive TPS figures are being shared by Base proponents, but critics say they may be skewed unfairly in the network’s favor by including failed transactions.
“Pins are dropping,” Jan van Eck told CNBC that the lack of comment from the SEC regarding the roster of pending Ether ETFs was far from a good sign for an approval by May.
The Open Interest in Bitcoin is now 30 times higher than it was 11 days before the 2020 Bitcoin halving.
Avi Eisenberg’s alleged Mango Markets exploit was a “modern twist” on a classic con, prosecutors argued, but Eisenberg is adamant his actions were legal.
Smart contracts that can be turned on and off by a multisignature mechanism or governance vote are potentially problematic, says Coin Center’s Peter Van Valkenburgh.
Solana’s validators voted 98% in favor of a proposal that could speed up transaction confirmation times.
While Bitcoin halvings can put a huge dent in crypto mining profitability, miners say they wouldn’t have it any other way.
Biden wants to impose a new 30 percent tax on the electricity that Bitcoin miners are using — regardless of how it's sourced. That means many will move abroad.
Influencer Brian Jung is being extra vigilant about sponsorship deals post FTX but happily predicts a big spike in AERO’s price. Hall of Flame
U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Adewale Adeyemo told the Senate Banking Committee that terrorists prefer cash, but the department is worried about crypto’s growth.