3.To explain sharding, let’s use the Ethereum blockchain as an example. The Ethereum blockchain is made up of thousands of computers, aka nodes — currently 8,622, according to ethernodes.org — each …
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Meeting Bitcoiners Online When They Live in the Same City
Bitcoin developer Mark "Murch" Erhardt tells CoinDesk about the most surprising interaction he ever had in his years of running the Bitcoin Stack Exchange. Turns out the crypto world *is* that small! …
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Will PwC’s New Software Solve the Cryptocurrency Auditing Problem?
Earlier this week, Big Four firm PwC announced the release of a cryptocurrency auditing software solution.According to the multinational professional services network, its Halo auditing suite has now …
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Staking Isn’t Just a Way to Earn Crypto Money – And It Shouldn’t Be
Staking is getting attention for all the wrong reasons, and it’s time to re-examine its role, argues Decred's Jake Yocom-Piatt. …
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Where to Find the Rising Stars of Bitcoin’s Developer Community
The Chaincode Labs summer residency program shows how decentralized software development evolves. …
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Grayscale’s Ethereum Security Now Listed on OTC Markets
Grayscale’s Ethereum-based security, Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE), is available for trading on OTC Markets, according to an official blog post from Grayscale Investments on June 20.According to the …
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Libra Could Be Unbalanced by Indian Crypto Laws
Facebook reportedly has not filed an application with the RBI, which seeks to ban cryptocurrencies. …
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