The BIP-110 proposal aims to temporarily restrict non-financial data on the Bitcoin blockchain to refocus it on payments. Despite significant debate, miner support remains below 1%, with major figures like Michael Saylor and Adam Back opposing it. The proposal would limit data sizes and types for one year but risks censoring valid transactions. With minimal adoption among miners and nodes, BIP-110 is unlikely to become a network-wide change and may only create a small minority chain after its early August deadline.
Ethereum's monthly TD Sequential indicator has flashed two buy signals, suggesting a potential rise toward the $3,000 price target, which would require an 85% increase from the current $1,625 level. Analysts highlight $2,000 as the immediate technica...
Verizon experienced a cellphone service outage affecting several thousand customers across major US cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Boston on Saturday afternoon starting around 3:30 p.m. ET. The outage impacted voice services and also affected...
Travelzoo has introduced new exclusive travel offers for UK club members, featuring discounted stays such as a two-night stay in the Cotswolds for £115, a deluxe Prague break with flights for £189 per person, a Christmas river cruise in Germany for £...
Bitcoin saw $211 million move into exchanges recently, with market sentiment mostly pessimistic in 2026. Key indicators like a spike in Coin Days Destroyed and elevated whale inflows suggest panic and possible large sell-offs. The Coldcard hack partl...
In 2026, the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) has outperformed the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) by about 20 percentage points due to its more balanced stock weighting. SMH focuses heavily on a few mega-cap chip companies, making it vulnerable when ...
