UniLogin shuts down due to Ethereum fees
UniLogin has been forced to shut down due to Ethereum's high transaction fees and scalability issues pricing the company out of operation.
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Chainlink exploits lead to ETH losses—again
An attacker has once again managed to exploit Ethereum's economy by spamming nine Chainlink nodes to drive up the cost of "gas" tokens.
Ethereum is a dead chain limping
Congestion on Ethereum has yet again led to high transaction fees and inconsistent confirmation times that can be deemed as unacceptable in the history of commerce.
DeFraud explained
Digital currency trading markets are on fire for Ethereum token trading in the new “DeFi” space while network congestion has ETH gas fees in the range of hundreds of dollars, Kurt Wuckrt Jr. writes.
Unbounded Capital deep dives into ETH
Unbounded Capital’s series is one of the easiest ways to get an understanding of the obstacles Ethereum faces and how BSV solves many of those basic problems.
Ethereum Classic Labs looking to sue NiceHash
In its latest blog post, ETC Labs blames NiceHash for the 51% attacks taking place on the Ethereum network.
$1B Ethereum tokens at risk of fake deposit attack
As much as $1 billion worth of Ethereum tokens are at risk from attack because they are missing a software standard released back in 2017.
JPMorgan offloads unprofitable Quorom network
The acquisition has raised many eyebrows from observers, as they wonder why JPMorgan would sell their database network.
Embattled DeFi project YAM poised to make a return
The YAM team announced it was able to raise enough funds to have their code audited, and is planning to launch the protocol once again.
The CoinGeek Pulse: Episode 9
After Ethereum transaction fees on the network hit all-time highs, attention turned to implementation of Ethereum 2.0.
DeFi showcases digital currency ecosystem’s problem
The digital currency ecosystem has a problem, and that problem shows in DeFi, Patrick Thompson writes.
Tokens on Bitcoin SV in 18 months?
No matter how much it is stated that BSV is capable of executing tokens faster, cheaper and more reliably it does not matter until one of these platforms is used, Joshua Henslee writes.