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.
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen revealed that early legal advisers once deemed the company unsavable and suggested abandoning it due to legal and regulatory challenges. Despite this, Ripple persevered, building blockchain payment infrastructure and ex...
After weeks of continuous outflows, Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have recorded net inflows, marking a potential shift in investor sentiment. Bitcoin ETFs took in about $221.72 million on July 2, ending a ten-day outflow streak, while combined Bitcoin and E...
A procedural hearing in the Qian Zhimin case involved 60,000 BTC linked to a major crypto laundering operation. The Blue Sky Grei litigation receiver was added as a new party, indicating a broader dispute over the Bitcoin ownership claims. This case ...
Ventas is a $44 billion market cap real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on senior housing and skilled nursing, benefiting from aging population trends. It maintains a strong investment-grade balance sheet, geographic diversity, and a growing p...
The LAB token plummeted 90% in just 48 hours, wiping out billions in market value and sparking concerns over insider manipulation and control. Meanwhile, Strike introduced a new bitcoin-backed loan product designed to avoid liquidations triggered by ...
