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On Monday, the South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) issued guidance on the regulation of security tokens and their issuance. The Financial Services Commission, formerly Financial Supervisory Commission, is the South Korean government’s...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
You might hate them or love them, but Moons are a big part of this sub, and lately the sub took a bigger interest in Moons with the introduction of Moonplace, AMA's (burn Moons to hold a AMA in r/CC), the Moonbanner and let's not forget the l...
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EIP-4736: Consensus Layer Withdrawal Protection Are you a validator concerned with the safety of the Withdrawal keys? Checkout the recording of CLWP overview by Benjamin C. on PEEPanEIP https://youtu.be/C8rxSljl2PM CLWP overview includes History...
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In discussion money vs tech people forgot that tech that is not worth money is at best just fun fact to watch 5 minutes yt video, share it at party and then forgot forever. If crypto were just tech only biggest geeks without social life would be inte...
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I know he has a ton of Goldshell LB miners with their PSUs, lots of Bitmain PSUs, and an incredible amount of equipment I don't recognize or know anything about. I know he was making a great deal of $$ at one time through his crypto mining, but I...
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More / Etherum Reddit - 2 years ago
Hey guys I have been reading about account abstractions. One of the points raised is how it will allow to pay gas fees in non native assets. But haven't found much on how this is made possible. Could somebody here explain it, or link me somewher...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
Just wondering if there’s any recent updates on the progress of soft forking bitcoin to have post-quantum cryptography to guard against quantum hacking. We saw how fast AI advancements came upon us, and I suspect quantum computing will do something s...
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As the title suggests, I recently came across news of Craig Wright’s legal battle as the self proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto. The legal case is petitioning to have the developers “change the code”, in a fork of sorts, to allow them to access Satoshi’s b...
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by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
I came across this quote earlier today: "Miners are rewarded based on congestion and users are penalized by congestion. I’d argue miner incentives are fundamentally opposed to the interest of users." The same holds true for stakers. There i...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
I am learning the blockchain fundamentals and I would like to play with some command line scripts or custom programs using JSON-RPC calls, but I don't have a computer capable of running a local node. Are there some public nodes who expose the Tes...
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