StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson proposed replacing Bitcoin's fixed 21 million coin supply cap with a 4% annual issuance rate, arguing that lost private keys reduce accessible Bitcoin over time. This suggestion reignited debate as many Bitcoin supporters defend the fixed supply as essential to Bitcoin's value and scarcity, opposing any change. Critics say lost coins increase scarcity and value, while Ben-Sasson believes a steady issuance would maintain usability and align with population growth. The discussion highlights tensions between maintaining Bitcoin's identity and adapting to long-term usability concerns.
Payhawk, an AI-native spend management platform, has surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), achieving 159% year-over-year growth in new business and 95% growth in payment volumes. The company rebuilt its products and operations aro...
Quadient has been certified as a Great Place to Work® in the United States, United Kingdom, and Czech Republic during its first year participating in the program. This certification, based on employee feedback, recognizes Quadient's strong workplace ...
Defence Therapeutics, a biotech company focused on precision oncology, has opened a new office at McMaster Innovation Park in Hamilton, Ontario. This move supports the company's expanding radiopharmaceutical research and business development efforts ...
XRP's ecosystem has rapidly expanded, with tokenized real-world assets on its ledger growing from $150 million to over $4 billion in a year, driven by major players like JPMorgan and Ripple. Institutional interest is strong, as XRP spot ETFs have see...
Solana (SOL) has climbed about 13.7% over the past week, trading between $79 and $82, signaling renewed bullish momentum after a period of consolidation. Around $120 million worth of SOL tokens were withdrawn from centralized exchanges, indicating re...
