There are now more active bitcoin users than ever before, as CEOs of both PayPal and BlackRock think about the future of finance.
Author: Marvin Nelson
Looking Back, Moving Forward: Crypto’s Most Influential in 2020
CoinDesk marks its seventh Most Influential list with two CoinDesk Live events Dec. 7-8.
What Is Sharding?
“Sharding” is a proposed method of splitting Ethereum’s infrastructure into smaller pieces in an attempt to scale the network.
$10.8M Stolen, Developers Implicated in Alleged Smart Contract ‘Rug Pull’
Rogue developers seem to have rug-pulled their own project, Compounder Finance, netting some $10.8 million in funds from the project’s investors.
Grayscale Ethereum Trust Announces 9-for-1 Stock Split
Existing shareholders will receive eight additional ETHE shares for each one held, with each new share being a ninth the value and price of the current ones.
The YFI bull case: why some researchers are becoming more optimistic on Yearn.finance
In recent weeks, Yearn.finance, the decentralized finance (DeFi) giant valued at $854 million, made major acquisitions of other DeFi projects.
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How much is Square up from its Bitcoin investment?
After more than a decade since its inception in late-2008, Bitcoin has seen a massive rise from being an obscure internet currency used by drug dealers and shut-ins to a formidable asset class that attracts billions of dollars in trading volume each day.
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Reuters runs the headline Bitcoiners have longed to read
Mainstream news agencies are beginning to provide positive coverage of Bitcoin, acknowledging its proper significance as an asset as the US dollar nosedives.
Eth2 withdrawals are coming sooner than you think
Eth2 withdrawals may not need to wait for Phase 2 under developer Danny Ryan’s new proposal which would unlock 80% of withdrawals.
Ten crypto leaders are in the new Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Forbes new list of 600 up and coming entrepreneurs aged below 30 features 10 representatives from the crypto and blockchain sectors.
