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Data Is Labor: Why We Need Data Unions

15.11.2020
It's time to unionize and take back the wealth created by personal data, says a leading activist

Privacy should be at the core of CBDCs, says Boston Fed research director

13.11.2020
Privacy should be a key talking point from the beginning of CBDC development

Dash objects to ShapeShift culling of privacy coins

12.11.2020
“Dash is technically no more a ‘privacy coin’ than Bitcoin,” according to Perkins Coie. So why did Shapeshift delist it?

Failed Sybil Attack Targeted Monero Users, Privacy Is Safe

11.11.2020
Monero was targeted by an attempted Sybil attack that ultimately failed, according to reports from project developer Riccardo Spagni. AttackerContinue Reading The post Failed Sybil Attack Targeted Monero Users, Privacy Is Safe appeared first on CoinMarketCap Blog

ShapeShift Delists Privacy Coin Zcash Over Regulatory Concerns

10.11.2020
XMR, DASH and ZEC "were delisted at the same time for the same reason – to further derisk the company from a regulatory standpoint."

Digital Voting Is Coming. Let’s Do It Right.

10.11.2020
Cryptographic techniques, like zk-SNARKs and blockchains, could ensure online voting is secure and private

Grin Network Victim of 51% Attack, Unknown Miner Commands 58% of the Hashrate

10.11.2020
The privacy-centric cryptocurrency network Grin (GRIN) has been the victim of a 51% attack according to a number of reports. Allegedly an unknown entity gained control of over 57% of the network hashrate on Saturday. According to the Grin website, the team is recommending people wait...

Monero podcaster loses NY congressional race

9.11.2020
“Monero aligns with the ideals America was founded upon. It is America 2.0 — a protocol to preserve liberty in the digital age,” said Tuman

Grin network hit with 51% attack while GRIN token remains resilient

8.11.2020
An unknown mining group currently controls more than half of the Grin blockchain’s hashing power

Privacy Coin GRIN Is Victim of 51% Attack

8.11.2020
A 51% attack occurs when a miner (or miners) acquires more than 50% of the network's mining hash power and takes control of the network

20 More Block Rewards from 2010 Spent Today— Why Are Decade-Old Bitcoins Waking Up?

8.11.2020
Following the 21 coinbase rewards from 2010 spent on November 7, another long string of so-called ‘sleeping bitcoins’ mined a decade ago were transferred on Sunday morning. According to onchain data, the 20 block rewards from 2010 with 1,000 BTC were transferred at 4:02 a.m. EST. A...

Another Mysterious String of 1,000 ‘Satoshi Era’ Bitcoins Mined in 2010 Moved Today

7.11.2020
On November 7 at around 12:37 a.m. (EST), another string of so-called ‘sleeping bitcoins’ were moved for the first time since 2010. The peculiar movement stemmed from 20 blocks from 2010 with approximately 1,000 BTC spent ($15.5 million) in a single block. 2020 has been a wild year...

California’s Prop. 24 Could Be a ‘Silver Lining’ for Crypto Exchanges Looking to Comply With GDPR

6.11.2020
Chair of the Prop. 24 advisory board and crypto advocate, Andrew Yang, thinks it could set a new bar for data privacy rights across the U.S

South Korea To Ban Crypto Exchanges From Handling Privacy Coins

6.11.2020
South Korea is to ban crypto exchanges from handling digital assets it considers “dark coins”. Regulator Financial Services Commission (FSC) is specifically targeting privacy coins such as dash, monero and zcash. ● The ban is with effect from March 2021. In an update to crypto...