Sui blockchain taps radio waves to bank the offline unbanked

Data encryption and protection protocols Keep Network and NuCyper have announced plans to integrate around a new network dubbed “Keanu.” 2561 Total views 13 Total shares The communities of crypto projects Keep and NuCypher are proposing a “hard merge,” with onlookers describing the move as “the world’s first decentralized protocol merger.”Proposals were published to the…

The U.S. digital currency exchange plans to significantly increase its service offerings this year. 5186 Total views 14 Total shares Coinbase, the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a new platform designed to help issuers list their assets more efficiently — and, possibly, without having to go through the cumbersome listing process currently employed by…

The United States Securities Exchange Commission might be investigated for a "haphazard and heavy-handed approach to digital assets.” 196 Total views 2 Total shares The United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) could be investigated for a "haphazard and heavy-handed approach to digital assets,” or, more specifically, for its “sweetheart deal” with crypto platform Prometheum. Such requests…

Tokens distributed in airdrops consistently underperform the market. Now, Web3 protocols are exploring new approaches.

Cardano (ADA) has had an impressive start to the year as it broke through the psychological $1 barrier and made an all-time high at $1.50. The impressive 590% year-to-date gain took place as the network transformed into a multi-asset network, similar to Ethereum, and this could bode well for Cardano's future.Cardano price at Binance, USDT.…

Speaking at BlockShow Asia 2019, Proof of Capital managing partner Edith Yeung called out American regulators for leaving blockchain-based ventures in the dark.These companies are commonly domiciled in Singapore, Switzerland, or Hong Kong because “they have no idea of what is happening in the US. They don’t want to touch it because of the legal…

According to cybersecurity analysts at 0xScope and CertiK, threat actors may prefer using BNB Smart Chain contracts because it’s cheaper and seen as having lower security than Ethereum. 143 Total views 2 Total shares Despite the name “EtherHiding,” the new attack vector that hides malicious code in blockchain smart contracts doesn’t have much to do