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Bitcoin Magazine’s technical editor says it’s necessary to implement covenants – which allow joint ownership of UTXOs – if Bitcoin is to fulfill its promise of bringing financial self-sovereignty to people globally. Source link
If I can get to a level where I have several other leaders who can take whatever I have taught them and actually use it to help them in whatever way they deem fit, I think that will create more impact than having a huge name like Michael Saylor teaching them. Michael Saylor is going […]
That is an opinion I’ve held for years, even as I was rolling out the service in new countries. When bitcoin is banned, it forces you to deploy [your] service in a censorship-resistant fashion. When it’s not banned, you do what you can and hope for the best. In Nigeria, before they blamed Binance for […]
Government-led investments in crypto are increasingly plausible – but not at that rumored size. Source link
“The bedrock of Bitcoin in New York is definitely BitDevs,” explains Pacchia. “BitDevs kept the focus on Bitcoin, which was really important, because in 2016 [through] 2018, there was a lot of money flowing into Ethereum. Consensys [hosted] lots of mixers. There was crypto Mondays and Ripple stuff and Cardano stuff, and there was lots […]
“If I don’t walk another 4,400 steps I’ll lose $333.” With a new app called Moonwalk, you get daily lessons in economics – and maybe healthier, too. Source link
If, at first, the participants of Meta-DAO’s Discord server were open to partnering with a massive crypto trading fund, their open arms crossed as META’s spot price soared. By late Sunday night, the “fail” market was showing strength. Why should Pantera, or anyone, for that matter, get a bargain deal? Source link
You can find it here in Salt Lake City, at an in-person gathering of developers focused on the Solana blockchain, known as “mtnDAO.” The common theme? They’re geeks, and they’re rich – a natural demographic for testing out the newly released devices, which can cost upwards of $5,000 including accessories. Source link
Stablecoins such as Tether’s USDT and Circle Internet Financial’s USDC, which are tokens tied to the value of the U.S. dollar, are a vital part of the crypto markets, used as steady means of transacting in other more volatile assets. (Collectively, stablecoins have a market cap of about $136 billion.) Some legislative efforts have approached […]
Schwartz spoke to The Protocol about the aftermath of Ripple’s SEC win, his method for dealing with XRP’s rabid fanbase, the XRP Ledger’s controversial approach to centralization, and more. Source link