Ethereum 17 February 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: February 17, 2019 JP Morgan introduces JPM Coin for payments; Mozilla to add cryptomining blocking; Constantinople fork on Feb 27/28; Nasdaq to Add Bitcoin and Ethereum Indices; Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey Says Bitcoin’s Lightning Is Coming to Cash App; ProgPoW CarbonVote and more
blockchain 14 February 2019 JP Morgan introduces JPM Coin for payments JPM Coin introduced by JP Morgan Chase bank is based on blockchain technology. It is a stable cryptocurrency that has a value equivalent to one U.S. dollar.
Weekly 10 February 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: February 10, 2019 Facebook Acquisition With Chainspace; UnionBank launches cryptoATM; GridPlus Electricity Provider in Texas; Web 3.0 Opera Launches Instant Crypto Purchases; Quadriga founder death left US$145 million unretrievable; Ethereum Hardfork Naming Finals.
Ethereum 6 February 2019 Reading Ethereum Geth database (LEVELDB) Geth stores all blockchain data in LevelDB database that stores value in key-value pair. We normally do not need to access these data files because geth provides many utilities to interact with underlying data structure. But, just to understand how geth stores data, let's hack a little bit.
blockchain 3 February 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: February 03, 2019 Parity node attack vector discovered; cross-chain swaps between Stellar and Ethereum on testnet; Fidelity Plans to Launch of Bitcoin Custody Service in March; Harry Potter–themed cryptocurrency; ProgPoW update and more...
Ethereum 30 January 2019 ÐΞVp2p Wire Protocol (Kademlia Distributed Hash Table) Kademlia distributed hash table was designed by Petar Maymounkov and David Mazières in 2002 for decentralized peer-to-peer computer networks. Ethereum ÐΞVp2p uses Kadmelia distributed hash table to maintain a list of peers.
Ethereum 27 January 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: January 27, 2019 London Stock Exchange enters the cryptocurrency market; Robinhood wins New York trading license; Ethereum Cat Herders brings Decentralizing Ethereum project management; Ethereum Hardfork Naming Challenge ; Symbiont closes $20 Million; Harvard, Levi Strauss, ties up with ConsenSys and more...
Guest Post 23 January 2019 HOW BLOCKCHAIN COULD BREAK BIG TECH’S HOLD ON AI Blockchain and AI, two of the most common buzzwords that abound today in the industry, have their own scientific potentials that can be explored. Though
Weekly 21 January 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: January 20, 2019 Constantinople fork postponed; next planned fork on Feb 27th at block 7.28M; Wyoming proposed Crypto friendly bills; Bitcoin available at Coinstar and more..
Ethereum 19 January 2019 The Constantinople re-fork update Constantinople re-fork is scheduled at block 7,280,000, on Wednesday, February 27. It will be two separate upgrades executed simultaneously. The first, Constantinople, will launch all five Ethereum Improvement Proposals originally planned and a second - Petersberg, will roll back EIP 1283.
Weekly 13 January 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: January 13, 2019 US Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard Bought Crypto; RBI threatens to close accounts if involved in crypto; Rinkeby Ethereum testnet successfully forked over to Constantinople; 51% attack on Ethereum Classic; RippleNet Surpasses 200 Customers Worldwide and more...
Ethereum2.0 6 January 2019 EtherWorld's weekly: January 06, 2019 ConsenSys announced a collaboration with AMD; Tesla Stock on a Blockchain; TurboTax partnered with a crypto tax company to bring crypto tax automation; ETH dev team is going forward with progPOW in upcoming HF; 10 years of Bitcoin Genesis and more...
Ethereum 4 January 2019 Serenity - The Vision of Ethereum 2.0 High level understanding of Serenity (Ethereum 2.0). Understanding Beacon Chain, Shard Data Chain. EIP process for Ethereum 2.0. Will ewasm replace EVM and more..
Weekly 30 December 2018 EtherWorld's weekly: December 30, 2018 OpenNode turned down $1.25 million from Roger Ver; Wall Street Quietly Shelves Its Bitcoin Dreams; Unicef France now accepts Dai; Vitalik's response to Tuur; Melonport is now waterMelonport and more ...
Guest Post 28 December 2018 Blockchain and Freelancing: How Blockchain can Fuel the Gig Economy Short Description: The gig economy was thought impossible just a little over a decade ago. Yet, against predictions of many economists, it is flourishing globally.
