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Satoshi Nakamoto Had Outside Cryptography Help, Says Early Bitcoin Dev
Satoshi Nakamoto sought help from expert cryptographers, which allowed him to make Bitcoin secure, says an early developer.
Read MoreMining Hardware Maker Canaan Looks to Issue $12.4M in Stock to Employees
Cryptocurrency mining ASIC producer Canaan filed with the U.S. SEC to issue around $12.4 million worth of shares to its employees.
Read MoreLedger CTO Explains Why Smartphones Won’t Ever Be Fully Safe for Using Crypto
Recent developments led by some smartphone manufacturers aim to use hardware to make the system more secure, but it won’t protect from all attacks, cautions Ledger’s CTO.
Read MoreProtestors Invoke Bitcoin in the Wake of George Floyd’s Death
Cryptocurrencies appear on the scene of massive protests in the U.S. in response to police killing George Floyd, with many industry leaders weighing in.
Read MoreHacker Steals Database of the Largest Hosting Provider on the Dark Web
Sensitive data from darknet websites hosted in Daniel’s Hosting have been leaked by a hacker who claims ties to Anonymous.
Read MoreCash or Plastic? Countries Where Crypto Debit Cards Are Fair Game
Cointelegraph examines where crypto debit cards are available and what options they offer as wider adoption starts to take hold.
Read MoreExclusive: Binance Korea to Integrate Coinfirm Real-Time AML Monitoring
Binance Korea will be using an Anti-Money Laundering solution developed by Coinfirm, as the country requires a high level of regulatory compliance for crypto.
Read MoreMiners Have Been Selling More Bitcoin Than They Generate, Recent Data Suggests
Last week, Bitcoin miners reportedly sold 11% more coins than they generated over the same period.
Read MoreSwiss Bank Maerki Baumann Launches Crypto Custody and Trading
Swiss private bank Maerki Baumann deepens crypto push by adding crypto custody and trading services.
Read MoreUnlocking Cultural Markets with Blockchain: Web3 Brands and the Decentralized Renaissance
The rise of scenius within creative industries, and the redefinition of artistic patronage
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