Japan’s top police agency is to fund development of new software aimed to help track individuals behind illicit crypto transactions.
Japanese Police to Fund Crypto Criminal Tracking Tool
<h1>Ethereum And Bitcoin Cash: Handling The Hard Forks</h1>
Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum are both in the process of considering upcoming hard forks, but the decision-making and communication processes are playing out very differently: Decisions on the Ethereum blockchain seem largely decided by communities of developers, whereas the Bitcoin Cash community lets miners take the reins. The different priorities of each blockchain lay at the heart of the matter.
<h1>Swarm Fund Delves Into Compliant Security Token Transactions</h1>
ETHNews looks at Swarm Fund and the project’s recent progress.
<h1>As Venezuela’s Economic Chaos Continues, Dash Sees An Opening</h1>
The recent changes to Venezuela’s currency have yet to stop the nation’s economic free fall, leading many Venezuelans to resort to cryptocurrency. But not the one the government issued.
<h1>Loom Network Expands With 3 Sidechains</h1>
The blockchain network now has PlasmaChain, GameChain, and SocialChain in production.
<h1>What’s In A Bug Bounty?</h1>
Bug bounty programs are used across the tech sphere, including within the blockchain space, to improve the security of applications and web assets. ETHNews briefly explains what they are and why they’re important.
<h1>New Group Hopes To Facilitate Communication Among EOS Community</h1>
Several EOS luminaries have created a new coalition intended to provide a platform for decision-making and information sharing for EOS users.
<h1>Dogethereum Announces Alpha Release</h1>
Doge puts its paws to the metal with the Dogethereum bridge, but the name is associated with various projects. Much confuse.
Blockchain Enters ‘Trough of Disillusionment’ on Gartner’s Hype Scale
Interest in blockchain technology is waning, research firm Gartner said in its latest “Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies” report.
<h1>Bancor Publishes Yellow Paper In The Wake Of Hack, Decentralization Debate</h1>
The cryptocurrency protocol and network now has a yellow paper under its belt, but the publication’s timing points to a larger debate about decentralization.
<h1>Bank of Montreal Looks To Blockchain For Fixed Income Issuance</h1>
BMO hopes that Blockchain technology can help reduce the costs associated with fixed income markets.
<h1>Chinese Aerospace Firm Looks To Blockchain To Improve Electronic Invoice Management</h1>
The new blockchain platform may help with the tracking of billions of financial documents.
<h1>Ethereum’s Trinity Client Announces ‘Margaret Hamilton’ Alpha</h1>
Trinity hits a trifecta with its third major alpha release.
Bitcoin’s Taproot Privacy Tech Is Ready – But One Thing’s Standing In The Way
Bitcoin could get better privacy with Taproot, but there’s one big obstacle – it can’t be deployed until another technology goes through.
<h1>Melonport Integrates ENS Compatibility</h1>
Joining a recent trend, the blockchain-based asset management company now boasts ENS compatibility.
<h1>Vitalik Buterin’s Latest Consensus Algorithm Paper, Explained</h1>
A recent yellow paper by Vitalik Buterin simplifies and applies a 99 percent Byzantine fault tolerant algorithm for blockchains. ETHNews explains it in language you can understand (minus the math).
<h1>Cash App Bitcoin Service Now Available In Every US State</h1>
Square’s mobile payment app is totally down with bitcoin. Here’s a brief timeline of how it got there.
<h1>Philippine Crypto Company Hopes To Clean Pasig River Using Blockchain Tech</h1>
Is blockchain the solution for Manila’s polluted river?
<h1>When Crypto And eSports Collide</h1>
ETHNews sat down with Merit founder and CEO Adil Wali to learn about the connection between the eSports and cryptocurrency communities.
<h1>Blockchain: The Music Industry’s Newest Savior</h1>
Some say blockchain technology is going to revolutionize the music industry. Haven’t we heard this somewhere before?
