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Technology News
Smart Contracts Proposal MAST Inches Closer to Bitcoin's Code
A long-standing proposal to bring "smarter" smart contracts to bitcoin's main net has just taken one step closer to implementation.

Ethereum Price Highs Overshadow New Wave of Tech Issues
With ether price reaching all-time-highs, fundamental issues that relate to the most basic operation of ethereum's blockchain are popping up.

What Crypto Didn't Give Us in 2017
The cryptocurrency market may have exceeded expectations in 2017 – but there's plenty of goals left on the industry wishlist.

What Meltdown and Spectre Flaws Mean for Crypto
Newly discovered computer vulnerabilities Meltdown and Spectre could have an impact on cryptocurrency users.

Jeff Garzik Is Reworking the Segwit2x Code
The code original designed for one of bitcoin's most controversial software proposals is being repurposed for a new objective.

RBC Report: Crypto and Blockchain Could Unlock $10 Trillion Market
A new report by a Royal Bank of Canada analyst outlines potential use cases for blockchain technologies while predicting a $10 trillion industry.

RSK Beta Brings Ethereum-Style Smart Contracts Closer to Bitcoin
RSK, a much-anticipated project designed to boost bitcoin's functionality, took a step toward becoming real Tuesday with a beta launch.

Why Bitcoin Needs Fiat (And This Won't Change in 2018)
Cryptocurrency ecosystems are still dependent on the very financial system they vilify for daily support and stability, says Tim Swanson.

Ethereum Foundation Announces Millions in Grants for Scaling Research
Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin has announced two new subsidy programs. Teams can now apply to work on scaling proposals for the blockchain network.

New Bitcoin Cash Tech Takes Aim at Accidental Spending Issue
Bitcoin ABC, a full node implementation for bitcoin cash, released a new BCH address format to prevent funds from going to BTC addresses instead.
