Lido Defies 22% Self-Limit Rule Amidst Mixed Reactions
While multiple Ethereum staking services are pledging to limit their market share to 22%, Lido Finance takes a different path, sparking debates on centralisation and community values.
The Perilous Intersection of CBDCs and Government Oversight
NYU law professors Richard Epstein and Max Raskin published a paper to explain the potential hazards of central bank digital currencies, highlighting the risk of overstepping governmental boundaries and the importance of maintaining the ‘separation of money and state’.
Buying a Car With Bitcoin? Here’s Everything You Need To Know
Planning on buying a car with Bitcoin? Cryptocurrency is now used to buy real-world assets such as cars and even real estate. While this payment method isn’t accepted worldwide, more and more services are starting to consider it. And car dealerships are no exception.
Bitcoin’s Current Dip and the Anticipated Halving Event: Is It the Right Time to Invest?
The next Bitcoin halving will take place in 2024. Is this a ‘buy the dip’ opportunity? Investors await the next big crypto event.
Ethereum’s Shapella Hard Fork Successfully Implemented
Following numerous postponements, Ethereum validators are now able to retrieve their staked Ether and associated rewards from the Ethereum mainnet. The Shapella hard fork has been successfully implemented on the Ethereum mainnet, enabling validators to withdraw their...
Binance’s BUSD Might Be Labeled as Security by the SEC
The recent SEC lawsuit against Paxos over Binance USD (BUSD) has caused confusion and debate among the cryptocurrency community. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a wells notice to Paxos. They claim that BUSD is an unregistered security, which...
The Ethereum Merge Is Complete: From PoW to PoS
ethereum merge complete from pow to pos
One Year of Bitcoin Payments in El Salvador
Despite the 60% price drop from ATH, El Salvador is celebrating its first Bitcoin anniversary. Bitcoin is still a legal tender in El Salvador.
What Will Happen to Miners After the Ethereum Merge Is Complete
Ethereum miners will need to switch course as soon as September, when the network will no longer require miners to validate transactions and create new blocks. They might consider mining other cryptocurrencies, or even give up completely.
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