The Bitcoin Puzzle Challenge, ongoing since 2015, currently holds about 916.52 BTC worth $58.87 million in 78 unsolved addresses. Solvers have recently passed Puzzle 70 and are now focusing on Puzzle 71, which requires searching a vast keyspace that could take over 400 years at current speeds. The challenge splits puzzles into two types: address-only brute force targets and those with known public keys that allow faster solving methods. The community uses specialized software and coordinated pools to tackle the puzzles, but claiming rewards also demands careful transaction management to avoid exposing keys prematurely.
Firefly Aerospace has been selected as a vendor under NASA's $10 billion Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) 2 contract, enabling it to compete for lunar delivery tasks over the next decade. Building on its successful Blue Ghost Mission 1 Moon l...
Diginex Limited has extended the Long Stop Date for its proposed acquisition of Resulticks from October 30 to November 19, 2026, allowing more time to meet closing conditions. The company also announced an extraordinary general meeting on November 20...
Frax Finance, a decentralized stablecoin protocol, announced that its assets, user funds, and protocol funds remain secure following LayerZero's decision to pause selected cross-chain messaging routes as a precaution. Frax Finance also confirmed that...
Dash released Core v24.0.0 on November 6, marking its first 24.x version with a mandatory hard-fork upgrade for all node operators. The update introduces decentralized masternode shares, enabling multiple parties to share collateral and split rewards...
Travelzoo has announced four exclusive travel offers for its UK Club Members, featuring significant discounts on premium experiences. Deals include a £420 Tuscany break with a cooking class and Michelin dining, a £200 stay at a new Cornwall hotel wit...
