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Peepeth is a decentralized alternative to Twitter. It's unstoppable and uncensorable because it runs on the Ethereum blockchain. No company or government controls the data on Peepeth. Read more

Over five years, Donnie, the 39-year-old California-based father of two, who has a cult-like Twitter following under the pen name bitcoin Dad has made enough money from trading digital currencies to pay off his mortgage, buy a Mercedes, and now swap office life for managing his remaining crypto investments full-time. So how many have gained — and lost — from the bitcoin bubble? Exclusive data from blockchain research company Chainalysis seen by the FT provides some tantalising answers. Read more

For distributed ledgers like Bitcoin and Ethereum, there are a myriad of use cases emerging that will change a wide range of industries including traditional finance. Securities tokens are digital tokens that represent ownership of an underlying asset or security — subject to a nation’s federal securities regulations. These digital tokens will soon be issued on public networks like Ethereum or Bitcoin with in-built compliance features. Read more

The most high-profile use of blockchain technology, which records information in ledgers distributed across many computers, is for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. But there’s increasing interest in using the blockchain to record votes, too. The latest example can be found in the Swiss tax haven of Zug. Last year, Nasdaq trialled blockchain-based e-voting in Estonia, a country that is also very keen to embrace new-style electronic public services. Read more

Decentralised storage is an exciting space that is slowly gaining traction and seeing lot of players with different approaches to building a model to store data/files in a distributed and decentralised manner carefully guarding security and speed objectives. StorJ was the early player and then we heard about Sia. Now we have FileCoin which is more than a file storage. It is a File Server platform which can be an alternative to Amazon S3. And using the same technology, FileCoin could be a public global super computer directly competing with Ethereum. Read more

Ethereum is in a race to reinvent the blockchain with the likes of NEO, EOS and others. Two of the most anticipated updates for Ethereum - sharding and casper could be rolled out together. Read more

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In Part 1 of this 2-article series we had a theoretical approach towards monetizing your Ethereum DApps. In this part we will look at some code examples that show how you can actually implement them in Solidity. Read more

It’s 2018, and the race is on between tech giants to decide who will control what you see every time you open your eyes. Augmented Reality— the technology that seamlessly inserts computer generated content into your surroundings— has been championed as the next computing platform, and it’s finally hitting the shelves. Read more

The patent describes a Blockchain-based credit score platform where “credit records are recorded using blocks linked by identification data. The credit record stores historical and predictive information about borrowers used to compute credit ratings.” Read More

Merklized Abstract Syntax Trees (MAST) are a proposed addition to Bitcoin that allows for smaller transaction sizes, more privacy, and larger smart contracts. In this post, we’ll explore the basics of MAST, describe its potential benefits, and summarize some of the current proposals to add it to the Bitcoin Protocol. Read More

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In the early years of bitcoin, it was obscure and unvaluable. Demand was so tiny you could send any amount for free. There was no real congestion, so software didn’t handle it, nor did business plans: gambling service Satoshidice famously sent a 1-satoshi payment to losing bets, using the infinite-capacity blockchain as a signaling layer. It was all free money. Read more

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