The question isn’t whether privacy. It’s what sort of privacy
Blockchains are going private. The only question left is what kind of privacy the industry will build, argues Schiller.
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Russia’s Sberbank Ready to Enter Crypto Trading as Russia Moves Toward Regulation
Bitcoin Magazine Russia’s Sberbank Ready to Enter Crypto Trading as Russia Moves Toward Regulation Sberbank will provide access to crypto trading once regulation and...
Bitcoin tops $79,000 as crypto rally gathers steam; Circle, Coinbase, Strategy lead
BTC pushed to an 11-week high with dynamics for a short squeeze building, one analyst noted.
Bitcoin breaks Strategy’s STRC ex-dividend date slump for the first time in six months
Bitcoin is seeing a short squeeze dynamic and steady U.S. demand to support gains.
Trump-linked American Bitcoin shares spike over 12% after announcing more mining power
The Trump family-linked mining and treasury company announced 11,298 additional bitcoin mining ASICs at its Drumheller site.
The $292 million Kelp DAO exploit shows why crypto bridges are still one of the industry’s weakest links
The problem is structural and as long as bridges depend on complex systems with shared infrastructure and hidden trust assumptions, they will remain vulnerable.
Crypto Long & Short: Protecting the people building DeFi infrastructure
In this week’s Crypto Long & Short Newsletter, Jennifer Rosenthal writes on the need to protect the people actually building DeFi infrastructure. Then, Alexis...
The Protocol: Kelp DAO exploited for $292 million
Also: DPRK hacking crypto, Aave contagion and Coinbase on quantum computing.