Author: AOTCC
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Why less may be more when building Web3
To build secure and resilient Web3 systems, transparency alone is not enough. By placing greater emphasis on simplicity, we can make the peer-review of code more effective and minimize security breaches in the Web3 space.
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UK Bitcoin community reacts to incoming CBDC and digital pound rollout
A new role, “head of CBDC,” will help the United Kingdom to “explore the case for a digital pound,” although U.K. Bitcoiners would argue that might not be necessary.
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Keith Comito on the benefits of blockchain tech and decentralization in longevity research
The co-founder of Lifespan.io is harnessing the power of decentralization to support cutting-edge scientific and technological discoveries.
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Smart contracts to power day-to-day Web3 company operations
The project aims to help decentralized autonomous companies by providing an operating system that integrates various tools for governance and management.
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Bitcoin faces ‘considerable danger’ from Fed in 2023 — Lyn Alden
It is not all plain sailing when it comes to Bitcoin’s price recovery this year, with U.S. liquidity conditions calling the shots.
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Bitcoin mining brings more than money to this East African country
A Bitcoin mining project in a remote corner of Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, connects more families to the grid while delivering economic empowerment to an impoverished region.
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What is a crypto index fund, and how to invest in it?
A crypto index fund is a type of investment fund that holds a basket of cryptocurrencies, similar to a traditional stock index fund.
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Australia ranks 3rd in crypto ATM installations after US and Canada
Australia now enjoys 234 crypto ATMs, which puts her in the third spot globally after the United States and Canada.
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Genesis sues Roger Ver for $20M over unsettled crypto options trades
Roger Ver, commonly known as “Bitcoin Jesus,” has 20 days to answer the summons from Genesis unit GGC International before being required to pay by default.
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Crypto exchange Digital Surge emerges as a rare survivor of FTX fallout
The Australian crypto exchange had $23.4 million of digital assets locked on FTX when it collapsed and FTX’s Australian subsidiary went into administration.