Ethereum News
Code is Law? Not Quite Yet
Should code be law? In this opinion piece, Lukas Abegg argues there are many scientific hurdles to cross before this is likely to be possible.
Ethereum Classic Prices Plunge 20% as Trader Interest Wanes
The price of classic ether plunged against several currencies over the last week amid concerns of waning market enthusiasm.
Did Ethereum's Fork Validate Bitcoin Block Size Conservatism?
CoinDesk explores how the ethereum hard fork affected sentiment regarding bitcoin's long-raging block size debate.
Ethereum Wallet Update Sparks Debate Over 'Corporate' Integration
One of ethereum's best-known wallets released new updates today, though one drew outsized attention and provoked discussion.
Blockchain Startup Chronicled Launches Ethereum IoT Registry
In an effort to build a standard for IoT, Chronicled is open sourcing a tool for registering connected devices on the ethereum blockchain.
One Month After Ethereum Fork, Millions in DAO Funds Unclaimed
It's been a month since the ethereum hard fork moved $150m worth of DAO ether into a withdraw-only account. Today, $25m is still unclaimed.
Bitcoin and the Law of Conservation of Energy
Guest contributor Alex Millar examines bitcoin through the lens of scientific law in an attempt to show that money is energy.
Can Two Ethereum Markets Co-Exist?
A month after the ethereum market split in two, analysts wonder whether ETH and ETC can coexist in the long-term.
Ethereum Classic is Starting to Mobilize
Supporters of an alternative implementation of the ethereum blockchain are beginning to mobilize and galvanize support.
The Dream of The DAO Stubbornly Lives On
Whether the concept of a DAO could live on in the wake of the downfall of The DAO was the topic of debate at a New York conference this week.
