We asked our friends at Omenics to extract the cumulative data for the 2019 first quarter and pull out the strongest cryptocurrencies by the buzz score they received during this ...
Coinbase announced yesterday yet another upgrade to its platform, offering staking ability for Tezos, with MakerDAO governance coming in the weeks ahead. The service, only for Coinbase Custody customers, will allow ...
There have been rumors circulating that Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano (ADA) and co-founder of Ethereum (ETH), has ended his working relationship with Ethereum Classic (ETC). Yesterday, he confirmed on ...
Recently, a project by the name of DestroyerDAO was released by a group of unknown developers. The goal of the project? To destroy all other low-value altcoins, colloquially known as ...
Governance on the blockchain has proved to be quite problematic in recent years. Is an on-chain stake-based governance a better solution than the current off-chain establishment? For one and a ...
EOS raised over $4.1 billion in June 2017 while Ethereum (ETH) raised $16 million in 2014. Bitcoin (BTC), which raised no funds, has been able to overcome many of the ...
Gladius Network has settled with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over charges related to operating an unregistered initial coin offering (ICO). The US regulator didn’t impose any ...
While Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have fundamentally changed how people look at value transfers and the storage of personal wealth, their relatively short histories have also been peppered with some infamous ...
Following a divergence in consensus, Ethereum (ETH) forked from Ethereum Classic (ETC) in October 2016. Since then, the classic chain has gone on to develop its own independent ecosystem and ...
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dealt another apparently solid blow to blockchain endeavors in the U.S., putting the future of ICOs and the ICO landscape in ...
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