Auteur/autrice : Alberto
Bitcoin continues to consolidate just below the $120,000 mark, exhibiting restrained momentum despite previous rallies that pushed it to all-time highs above $123,000. Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency has fluctuated between a low of $117,422 and a high of $119,197, ultimately trading at $118,578 at the time of writing. While price movement has remained relatively stable, on-chain indicators suggest that broader market sentiment is still in a transitional phase, with neither excessive enthusiasm nor panic selling present among investors. Related Reading Bitcoin Market Signals Suggest Ongoing Expansion Phase A recent analysis by CryptoQuant contributor Gaah highlights a key…
Since a lot of us have a bit more time on our hands, I thought now might be a good opportunity to proceed with something perhaps a little bit boring and tedious, but nevertheless quite fundamental to the Stateless Ethereum effort: understanding the formal Witness Specification. Like the captain of the Battleship in StarCraft, we’re going to take it slow. The witness spec is not a particularly complicated concept, but it is very deep. That depth is a little daunting, but is well worth exploring, because it’ll provide insights that, perhaps to your nerdy delight, extend well beyond the world…
Image credit: ESL FACEIT Group Complexity, MIBR and B8 have become the first teams to be eliminated from Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Cologne 2025. The North American, Brazilian and Ukrainian esports organisations failed to win any of their matches during the Play-Ins. Keep Reading IEM Cologne 2025 breaks 300,000 viewers on opening day IEM Cologne 2025: Format, schedule, teams ESL celebrates 25th anniversary with limited-edition coin Complexity looked to build on a solid showing at FISSURE Playground 1 by making it to the Cologne group stage with a win over GamerLegion in its opening upper bracket match. After being swept…
The ink on the GENIUS Act is barely dry, but its ripple effects are already visible across the crypto industry. In just seven days, the sector added nearly $4 billion, pushing the stablecoin market cap above $264 billion and fueling corporate interest in related ventures. The surge is no surprise. The landmark legislation provides banks, asset managers, and other institutional investors with a federal framework for fiat-backed stablecoins without the looming threat of enforcement actions by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). With regulatory clarity comes new capital, new players, and intensified competition. Signs of this shift had already emerged…
A wallet tied to Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen moved 50 million XRP, worth around $175 million, between July 17 and Wednesday, sparking backlash from the crypto community amid a pullback in XRP’s price.Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT flagged the transactions in a Thursday post on X, noting that roughly $140 million of the XRP (XRP) was sent to centralized exchanges or services. The transfers to exchanges are usually interpreted as an intent to cash out.“Wallets linked to Chris Larsen still hold over 2.81 billion XRP (worth $8.4 billion),” ZachXBT noted, replying to a user who said, “It’s baffling how much they have…
Nature’s Miracle has unveiled a $20 million corporate treasury initiative focused on XRP, marking a significant move into crypto by a publicly traded vertical farming technology firm. Vertical Farming Firm Adopts XRP as Core Treasury Asset Nature’s Miracle Holding Inc. (NMHI), a vertical farming technology firm, has announced plans to establish a corporate treasury program […]
Ethereum’s next big upgrade, Fusaka, is expected to launch in November with a focus on improving performance and security behind the scenes, rather than adding new features for users. Summary Ethereum’s next big upgrade, Fusaka, is set to go live in early November, bringing a batch of technical improvements under the hood. Unlike recent upgrades that introduced user-facing features, this one focuses on boosting performance, scaling, and node security. It’s part of Ethereum’s faster release cycle and aims to keep the network running smoothly as demand grows. Ethereum‘s next protocol upgrade, codenamed Fusaka, is entering its final testing and planning…
Huge gamble – EA aims to reach 100 million players Even before the first trailer for Battlefield 6 has been released, the upcoming shooter heavyweight is already causing heated discussions. No wonder: According to Insider Gaming , Electronic Arts is said to have invested around $400 million in development – a figure that has not been confirmed but is certainly being bandied about.The publisher wants to score a direct hit and plans to engage four studios simultaneously. In addition to DICE, Ripple Effect, Criterion, and Motive have also been working on the title for years. The goal is to achieve a gigantic reach.EA is…
In an office at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), a soft robotic hand carefully curls its fingers to grasp a small object. The intriguing part isn’t the mechanical design or embedded sensors — in fact, the hand contains none. Instead, the entire system relies on a single camera that watches the robot’s movements and uses that visual data to control it.This capability comes from a new system CSAIL scientists developed, offering a different perspective on robotic control. Rather than using hand-designed models or complex sensor arrays, it allows robots to learn how their bodies respond to control…
UCAR and Iotex Collaborate on Real-World Asset Tokenization UCAR Partners With Iotex A China-based electric vehicle (EV) company named U Power Limited (Nasdaq: UCAR) has joined forces with decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) firm Iotex to tokenize its network of battery swapping and charging stations, according to a Wednesday press release provided to Bitcoin.com. Battery swapping […]