Josh Petty and David Gerard: NFTS—new opportunity or crypto scam?
On this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, digital currency sceptic David Gerard admitted he was impressed by Twetch CEO Josh Petty’s initiative but said he still had concerns about NFTs.
On this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, digital currency sceptic David Gerard admitted he was impressed by Twetch CEO Josh Petty’s initiative but said he still had concerns about NFTs.
The FYX Gaming executive delves into several topics related to Bitcoin versus Ethereum with CoinGeek Weekly Livestream host Kurt Wuckert Jr.
The 90-minute action-packed episode is loaded with information and personal insights from Bitcoin industry expert and Money Button founder, Ryan X. Charles.
In the last five days, three DeFi exploits have taken place and a total of $200 has been stolen from these projects; here’s how it happened.
Gary Gensler, the Biden administration's nominee to head the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, has highlighted "investor protections" as priorities for the digital asset industry.
In this episode, Kurt opted to take questions from his live viewers where he answers each one candidly. He discussed a multitude of issues, engaging his viewers from start to the end of the livestream.
Ethereum is one giant computer that requires all of its parts to move across each threshold together—making the entire network only as fast as the slowest node, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
There's every chance BSV's total transactions will surpass BTC's very soon, given BSV's unbounded capacity for scaling, ever-cheaper transaction fees, and use-case scenarios still being discovered.
Ethereum researcher Virgil Griffith will have to face the jury for allegedly assisting the North Korean government to evade sanctions through digital currencies.
For most normal people, the Ethereum blockchain is pretty much unusable for average size transactions—costing about $60 to send an ERC20 token, Jacob Rozen writes.
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.
U.S. authorities arrested Virgil Griffith in November 2019 after he returned from attending a blockchain conference in North Korea.