NY Attorney General sues crypto trader NovaTech, claims $1B fraud

Ethereum layer-2 scaling platform Polygon has released its zkEVM to mainnet beta, allowing developers to deploy smart contracts with increased finality and lower costs. 473 Total views 3 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTPolygon has released its open-source zkEVM Ethereum scaling technology to the mainnet, promising reduced transaction…

Even crypto industry experts might agree with Warren Buffett’s description of Bitcoin, under this interpretation. 5044 Total views 16 Total shares Famous investor and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffet called Bitcoin "probably rat poison squared" back in 2018. In his 2020 fourth-quarter market letter, financial analyst Bill Miller agreed with Buffett’s description of the asset — but…

Opinion: From Brazil to Norway, there is plenty of evidence that governments are planning to use CBDCs to abuse their people.

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has failed to break above the psychological $50,000 resistance going into the weekend and has dropped below the $48,000 level on March 6. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingviewTone Vays: BTC must close above $50K to resume bull runNow traders are watching whether BTC/USD can break above the $50,000 level…

Par for the course: The LinksDAO golfing startup could drive DAO adoption at the country club. 529 Total views 23 Total shares No sector of the economy or indeed life is safe from nonfungible tokens (NFTs) or tokenization. Golf is the latest sport to succumb to the lure of NFTs and a round of decentralization…

Bitcoin (BTC) kept falling lower on Feb. 21 as $38,000 became the latest level to fail the test for bulls.BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView$40,000 eyed as BTC relief bounce targetData from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView painted a grim picture for BTC/USD Monday, as $38,000 support abruptly vanished after holding throughout the weekend.— AN₿ESSA…

A group of researchers has devised a blockchain-based mechanism to perform legal functions in a so-called “digital court,” according to an April 6 announcement.Professors Hitoshi Matsushima from the University of Tokyo, and Shunya Noda from the University of British Columbia, have been leading the project, which aims to settle legal disputes without the need for…