QED, Nexus aim to bring smart contracts to Dogecoin

Cannabis users in the state may soon be able to pay for their green without cash. 1505 Total views 12 Total shares Digital asset market data firm Brave New Coin may soon be helping Nevada residents buy marijuana using crypto.According to Brave New Coin, blockchain firm Multichain Ventures will be using the company’s data and…

It's a possible hurdle to cross, but it could take some time. 1535 Total views 16 Total shares Ethereum 2.0 recently fired up its Beacon Chain, concluding Phase 0 of a scaling effort years in the making. Although he expressed faith in Eth2, Celsius CEO and founder Alex Mashinsky believes that the network could lose…

Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a remarkable 15.7% price surge in the first six days of December. This surge has been heavily influenced by the anticipation of an imminent approval of a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the United States. Senior Bloomberg ETF analysts have expressed a 90% probability for approval by the U.S. Securities and

Bitcoin price has been accelerating massively in recent months, with Bitcoin (BTC) rallying from $10,000 to $41,500. This rally went vertical without any major corrections in between.However, every upward cycle has its standard 30% corrections, which can even be considered healthy for more upside. Bitcoin’s price started to fall south in the past days as…

PleasrDAO claims Martin Shkreli hasn’t handed over all existing copies of a one-of-one Wu-Tang album, alleging he publicly boasted about giving copies to “like, 50 different chicks.”

It’s time to move on from the Bored Ape Yacht Club. They’re bad for nonfungible tokens (NFTs). They give critics ammo and distract from the technology, which is where the real value lies. For those on the outside looking in, NFTs are nothing more than overpriced monkey JPEGs. Or whichever choice of animated animal profile picture…

The recently released deposition of Gavin Andresen in the case of Kleiman v. Wright sheds new light on the personalities of Craig Wright, Satoshi Nakamoto, and not least of all, Andresen himself.Craig Wright called himself a fraudIn an email to Andresen, Wright apparently admitted to being a fraudster:"I am a fraud, but I am a…

Global market infrastructure provider Deutsche Borse Group, Swiss state-owned telecoms and ICT firm Swisscom, and Swiss and Singapore-based fintech company Sygnum have entered into a strategic partnership to build out a compliant financial market infrastructure for digital assets. The development was announced in a joint press release published on March 11.The new initiative will reportedly…