Digital currency’s Titanic: Ethereum’s sinking ship of flawed technology exposed
Ethereum's technical and security flaws lurk ominously, threatening to sink investors' hopes and funds into the icy abyss of financial despair.
Ethereum's technical and security flaws lurk ominously, threatening to sink investors' hopes and funds into the icy abyss of financial despair.
Buffone Law Group issued the memo warning that Ethereum’s move to proof-of-stake and the Ethereum 2.0 staking programs offered by exchanges amount to illegal securities under the Howey test.
Leading Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko posted a response to a miner's question on Twitter last April 13, saying the upgrade date is unknown but definitely not in June.
The project to upgrade Ethereum has transformed into organizing a "consensus layer" and "execution layer" as ETH edges toward its goal of becoming a useful, scalable, network based on proof of stake (PoS) block confirmations.
The myth of decentralization and a lack of understanding regarding the state of digital assets and platforms have allowed assets such as BTC and ETH to secure the “SEC pass,” Johnny Jaswal writes.