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Ethereum's Constantinople Upgrade Faces Delay Due to Security Vulnerability
Ethereum's major Constantinople upgrade was delayed after blockchain audit firm ChainSecurity discovered a security issue with one of the changes.
First Grin Block Mined as Mimblewimble Privacy Crypto Goes Live
Grin, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency built on "mimblewimble" tech, has gone live on mainnet.
The 'Thirdening' Approaches: How to Watch Ethereum's Fork as It Happens
The world’s third largest blockchain by total value, ethereum, is about to upgrade its code. Here's how you can watch the event live.
Fee Spike on Ethereum Classic Raises Fears of More Exchange Attacks
Abnormal network activity this past Sunday on ethereum classic caused certain miners to receive thousands of dollars in payout. These peculiar transactions also caused average transaction fees and hashrate levels to reach unprecedented highs.
Stablecoin Issuer TrustToken Adds Feature to Ease Wallet Management
TrustToken has launched an alias feature for exchanges and merchants which use TrueUSD, allowing them to provide each of their clients with a unique deposit address which all send funds to the same central wallet.
The Ethereum Classic Attacker Has Sent a Bigger Message
If a permissionless blockchain doesn’t have a large enough community of users, developers and miners, its vulnerable, writes Michael J. Casey.
Exchange Says 51% Attacker Returned $100K-Worth of Ethereum Classic
Cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io said Saturday that $100,000 in ethereum classic has been returned following a recent 51-percent attack.
This $100K Luxury Swiss Watch Will Have a Built-In Crypto Wallet
A. Favre & Fils, a luxury Swiss watchmaker that traces its history back three centuries, is developing a mechanical timepiece with a built-in crypto wallet.
Bitcoin Will Still Bite the Dust
Economic professor Kevin Dowd argues that bitcoin is like the Ford Model T and, while innovative, cannot survive in the long term.
Web 3.0's Crypto Winter Mission: Keep Our Heads Above the Hype
Despite the gloomy narratives, 2018 was hugely productive for teams building the decentralized web, says Parity's Jutta Steiner.
