Latest from Alyssa Hertig
Mimblewimble Just Launched Its First Testnet
An experimental blockchain boasting an innovative array of potential features is now entering a new phase of testing.
Lightning Only? Scaling Bitcoin Might Require A Whole 'Nother Layer
A new paper outlines an additional layer to the Lightning Network that would make payment channels even more scalable.
Bitcoin Bulletproofed: Wuille, Maxwell and More Propose Scalable Privacy Tech
A paper outlining "Bulletproofs" contends to cut the down the size of confidential transactions, a long-anticipated privacy technology for bitcoin.
Ethereum to ICOs: You're Doing It Wrong
Ethereum devs have harsh words for many ICO launches, but outline the steps issuers can take to make their projects less sketchy.
2x Called Off: Bitcoin Hard Fork Suspended for Lack of Consensus
A controversial plan to change the bitcoin software has been abruptly called off, just weeks before its expected release.
Ethereum Client Bug Freezes User Funds as Fallout Remains Uncertain
An unknown amount of user funds on the ethereum network have been frozen due to a code issue with the Parity wallet software.
Bitcoin Startup RSK to Launch Smart Contracts Sidechain in 2017
RSK's effort to bring ethereum-like smart contracts to the bitcoin blockchain could go live in 2017, its lead developer has told CoinDesk.
Trust No One: Ethereum Smart Contract Security Is Advancing
Security is a concern for ethereum as it continues to grow, and many think the best way to stay ahead is to always be on guard.
Free Market Forks? Bitcoin Startups Love the Idea But Brace for Reality
Bitcoin startups that were once sold on Segwit2x are preparing for a split, signaling that the market should decide how the hard fork plays out.
