Cyber Capital founder: Ethereum is dying
In the current situation, Ethereum is experiencing a profound internal struggle. The rise of L2 seems to bring convenience to users, but in fact it is eroding the foundation of Ethereum.
JinseFinanceIn the current situation, Ethereum is experiencing a profound internal struggle. The rise of L2 seems to bring convenience to users, but in fact it is eroding the foundation of Ethereum.
JinseFinanceCurrently, more than 8 billion SUI have been staked, and more than 84% of the staked supply is held by the founding team.
JinseFinanceMonolithic expansion is the future, giving everyone the power to directly use the blockchain, bringing us back to Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision.
JinseFinanceLedger CEO addresses and overcomes a DeFi hacking incident, enhancing security and reinforcing user trust.
AlexAnonymous Sudan, linked to Russia, disrupts ChatGPT, spotlighting AI platform vulnerabilities and introducing a geopolitical dimension to cyber threats.
Hui XinOver 2,800 cyber police personnel have undergone extensive training in advanced cryptocurrency forensics. This aligns with broader efforts to modernize law enforcement in the digital era and fortify legal frameworks against emerging technology misuse.
AaronThe top two cryptocurrencies have remained strict competitors for each other. Bitcoin and Ethereum have always been at the neck of each other.
BitcoinistThe exchange’s Anti-FUD Fund comes shortly after KuCoin CEO Johnny Lyu’s spat with a whistleblower who claimed the exchange was insolvent.
CointelegraphThe fund will provide legal defense for bitcoin developers and will include a team of volunteers and part-time lawyers.
CointelegraphCoinShares noted that inflows into digital asset investment products totaled $109 million last week despite “weak prices and the negative impact of looming conflict in Eastern Europe.”
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