Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Set For New All-Time High. What Comes Next?


A crypto mining farm. Miners' machines seem to be on and hard at work as mining Bitcoin (BTC) is about to get more difficult - reaching a brand new all-time high, thus increasing operational costs to mine the coin. Two industry players weighed in on what might come next. Bitcoin mining...

Romanian Programmer Admits Conspiring to Create $722M Bitclub Ponzi Scheme


A Romanian man admitted Thursday to conspiring to engage in wire fraud and selling unregistered securities linked to Bitclub Network, a cryptocurrency mining Ponzi scheme worth at least $722 million. Silviu Catalin Balaci, 35, a Romanian citizen appeared before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi....

Bitcoin Balances on Exchanges Reach New Low


Bitcoin (BTC) balances held on exchanges continued down, reaching a 13-month low today. Meanwhile, a blockchain analyst suggested investors should use caution in how they interpret on-chain data. The new low in exchange balances was reported by blockchain analytics firm Glassnode, which said...

Book Review: Digital Is the Cash


"Digital is the Cash" is a short, accessible read, looking at cryptocurrency from a vaguely African perspective, with a strong preference for Dash

Ripple Boss Pays for 1,000 Cameras to Monitor San Francisco’s Streets


Source: Adobe/alice_photo Ripple co-founder and executive chairman Chris Larsen is spending his crypto-fortune on installing high-definition surveillance cameras around San Franciso, per a new report. According to the New York Times, Larsen has paid to have “a network of 1,000” cameras installed...

Ankr to Host Ferrum’s Ethereum Node Infrastructure


A lot has been happening in the cryptocurrency industry recently, where businesses are trying to entice their users with new features and services. In the chain of events comes news where Ankr, a one-click node hosting platform, will host Ferrum Network’s Ethereum node infrastructure on...

Passport Data of 1M Russian Blockchchain Voters ‘Available Online’


A Russian media outlet said that data on all 1.14 million Russians who used a blockchain platform to vote in the recent referendum on constitutional reform was made publically available on the internet – directly from a state-run server. Per Meduza, a .zip file containing ID information, passport...

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