Boardz is changing the way forum systems work via blockchain, micropayments
Joshua Henslee talks with the people behind Boardz, detailing their motivation in developing the social forum, issuing NFTs, and laying out new features of the platform.
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Boardz—A global forum powered with Bitcoin
Introducing "Boardz," a global forum similar to Reddit or GameFaqs where users can discuss various topics and earn Bitcoin SV.
The CoinGeek Pulse Episode 85: $600M Ronin heist linked to North Korea, BSV Blockchain launches online study platform in China, and new companies delve into NFTs
BSV Blockchain launched an online platform in China called the "CSDN Blockchain Engineer Qualification program," which aims to help bitcoin beginners learn how to store data in a Bitcoin network.
Only play-to-earn games will interest gamers in 5 years: Reddit co-founder
Reddit’s Alexis Ohanian expects that the play-for-fun games will be pushed out in about five years’ time, as a new breed of games allowing users to make money take over.
LocalBitcoins restricted to only 10 states
LocalBitcoins will be restricting its service offering to only 10 states; it will also be suspending trading in 13 states and closing accounts.
Scientists use crypto Reddit threads to learn about disinformation
Computer scientists are using crypto-related threads on Reddit in order to study the propagation of disinformation across the internet.
Reddit founder: Crypto winter is great for the industry
The founder of Reddit, Alexis Ohanian explained in an interview with Yahoo that bitcoin is experiencing a prolonged market slump.
Gregory Maxwell gets serious, threatens lawsuit over libel
After having more than a few libelous accusations thrown at him by Roger Ver, AKA, “MemoryDealers” on Reddit, he is moving forward with his previous assertions that he would seek legal relief against the known anarchist.
Mt. Gox CEO could receive billions of dollars, says ‘No, thanks’
Mark Karpeles is on the verge of receiving over 160,000 BTC and Bitcoin Cash, which is currently worth more than $1 billion, following reconciliation of accounts after creditors and exchange users were paid their shares.
Reddit no longer accepts BTC for payments
The ability to use BTC has been removed as an option for users wanting to make payments for their Reddit Gold accounts, as well as send payments as gifts to other Reddit Gold members.