Finalized no. 33
the Ethereum consensus-layer – tl;dr Merge progress – minor spec updates, engineering full steam ahead 🚂 No progress in client diversity. Be selfish, run a minority client! Merge update First…
Read More »The great renaming: what happened to Eth2?
Ethereum is a protocol undergoing significant changes. Client teams are upgrading the protocol to scale to meet global demand while improving security and decentralization. Beyond protocol development, a critical shift…
Read More »30 YouTube Channels Hacked; Is it Another Reason for Bloggers to Switch to Decentralized Streaming Platforms?
Numerous YouTube accounts were hacked on January 23. Anonymous scammers used them to stream a video about a fake giveaway designed to trick users into giving away money.
Read More »Blockchain metaverse ecosystems gain traction as brands create digital experiences
Blockchain-based metaverse environments allow brands to offer more user benefits, such as increased interactivity and ownership of virtual items, but will it catch on?
Read More »DOGIOH – a Revolutionary NFT Project to Build the Community
Blockchain is thriving at the moment. Multiple-use cases exist and new ones keep popping up each day. The latest of which is DOGIOH.
Read More »Open Payments Coalition Opens More Doors for Developers
Earlier this summer, Ripple joined global companies and nonprofits as a member of the Open Payments Coalition to launch PayString, the universal payment identifier. Today PayString has the potential to…
Read More »Finalized no. 25
the Ethereum consensus-layer – tl;dr Rayonism☀️, hacking the Merge together blst security advisory Reminder! Beacon Chain security+testing RfP Rayonism☀️, hacking the Merge together This week, protolambda and others released plans…
Read More »London Testnets Announcement
The long-anticipated London upgrade is now ready for deployement on the Ethereum testnets! The upgrade will first go live on Ropsten, at block 10499401, which is expected to happen around…
Read More »Poly Network hacker returns $258M, conducts AMA on how it went down
$258 million worth of stolen crypto assets have been returned so far and the hacker claims they are keeping the rest of the funds safe while they negotiate with Poly.
Read More »A test to avoid class name misspelled in Sidekiq Periodic Jobs
In Sidekiq Enterprise, it supports periodic jobs (aka cron or recurring jobs) to register your periodic jobs with a schedule upon startup and Sidekiq will fire off corresponding jobs on…
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