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Technology News
A Little Lightning Project Has Two Big Implications
A small Japanese startup is paving the way in ideating how bitcoin's experimental Lightning network could take shape on two fronts.
Can Bitcoin Be Destroyed? 7 (Unlikely) Paths to Irrelevance
How likely is an end-of-days scenario for bitcoin? Not very, according to investor Sebastien Meunier in a piece that outlines the possibilities.
Latest Zcash Ceremony Used Chernobyl Waste
Zcash's latest private Powers of Tau ceremony used nuclear waste in a small aircraft to generate random code, helping to ensure the network's privacy.
The Periodic Table of Blockchain
Defining criteria for digital asset will move forward the whole industry and simplify the jobs of investors and regulators, says Pavel Kravchenko.
The Opportunity for Interoperable Chains of Chains
Just THE blockchain? A world of blockchains for blockchains is coming, and it might be closer than you think.
Part One of Ethereum's Sharding Roadmap Is Nearly Done
Ethereum is getting closer to deploying new technology that would allow the network to scale, its founder Vitalik Buterin said.
PBoC Official Pushes for Centralized State Digital Currency
China's central bank is considering its own digital currency, but it may not be built with blockchain technology, according a senior official.
Lightning Has a Problem: People Are Already Using It
Early use of the Lightning Network is catching bugs, but developers are concerned that it could also slow down the building of bitcoin's second layer.
Why a $39 Million ICO Chose Stellar Over Ethereum
Mobius Network has raised $39 million in its token sale, opting to use the Stellar network instead of the more popular ethereum.
Decentralization vs Scale: Crypto's Growing Struggle
New academic papers dive into just how decentralized the most popular blockchains are, and how resistant they'd be to takeover by controlling force.
