Ethereum News
Public or Private? Blockchain Distinctions Are Falling Out of Fashion
"Convergence" means different things to different people in the blockchain space. But it's a word that's cropping up again and again.
Taking Back Power: An Upstart Government Plans to Tokenize Energy
The plan is to incentivize solar power generation by circumventing rules inhibiting its adoption made by Madrid.
6 Outrageous Moments In Crypto Twitter Scam History
It's getting really strange out there on crypto Twitter, as these six notable examples amply illustrate.
What to Expect When Ethereum Classic Defuses Its 'Difficulty Bomb'
The upcoming ethereum classic fork will disable a 'difficulty bomb,' committing the network to a proof-of-work consensus algorithm.
IHS Markit Has A Plan to Tokenize A $1 Trillion Loan Market
IHS Markit is developing a blockchain-based system to handle cash payments in syndicated loans – and eventually, in a wider range of transactions.
ZombieChain Comes Alive: Can Ethereum Sidechains Save the Dapps?
Loom Network, which came up with the idea of dedicated "dappchains" for scalable decentralized apps, is embracing sharing.
ZeppelinOS Software Launch Promises Easier Fix for Ethereum Contracts
ZeppelinOS wants to incentivize developers to create smart contract libraries which they can then improve, stamping out bugs and standardizing code.
The Record-Breaking $152 Million Battle Over the Blockchain Betting Tool Augur
An investor and three founders have been slapped with a private cryptocurrency lawsuit centered on the ethereum decentralized application Augur.
Experimental Voting Effort Aims to Break Ethereum Governance Gridlock
Vitalik Buterin has suggested experimenting with quadratic voting, a governance model furthered by Dr. Glen Weyl, on the ethereum platform.
Bitcoin Price Falls to 35-Day Low Below $8K
Bitcoin's price is slipping below $8,000 again, reaching its 35-day low within just an hour since the trading entered Wednesday morning session.
