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Mining   -   Sep 16, 2025 Bribing the Chain: How Qubic Shook Monero
Bribing the Chain: How Qubic Shook Monero

Monero, the leading privacy coin, suffered an 18-block reorg after Qubic consolidated large mining power. Debate rages: Qubic claims 51% control; Monero devs deny widescale damage. Exchanges raised confirmations. The episode shows PoW chains can be threatened by economic incentives

Alex Harutunian
Gaming   -   Sep 13, 2025 The Promise and Reality of Blockchain Games
blockchain gamers

After years of development, blockchain games still capture only a sliver of the gaming industry. The promise of true asset ownership, stable economies, and transferability remains unmet. Recent trends suggest blockchain was more hype feature than genuine necessity

Alex Harutunian
Tokenization   -   Sep 09, 2025 Nasdaq Pushes for Blockchain-Based Equities
nasdaq meets blockchain

Nasdaq has filed with the U.S. SEC to bring tokenized securities onto its main market, aiming to trade blockchain-based and traditional shares side by side. If approved, the move could make Nasdaq the first U.S. exchange to integrate tokenized equities under existing protections

Alex Harutunian
DEX   -   Sep 09, 2025 Hyperliquid Joins Stablecoin Race, Books USDH Ticker
Hyperliquid Joins Stablecoin Race, Books USDH Ticker

Hyperliquid is preparing to launch its own stablecoin, USDH, through a validator-led governance vote. With USDC currently dominating its ecosystem, USDH would reduce reliance on external issuers and capture reserve yield. Paxos, Frax, Ethena, and an Agora–MoonPay coalition are competing to deploy it

Alex Harutunian
Adoption   -   Aug 18, 2025 ROSCAs and Blockchain: Why the Perfect Match Never Worked
roscas and blockchain

Blockchain promised to reinvent ROSCAs through smart contracts, but despite many pilots adoption never scaled. Instead, the most successful digital ROSCAs are centralized apps like Tanda and Chama — thriving on trust, not code

Alex Harutunian
Bribing the Chain: How Qubic Shook Monero
Mining   -   Sep 16, 2025 Bribing the Chain: How Qubic Shook Monero

Monero, the leading privacy coin, suffered an 18-block reorg after Qubic consolidated large mining power. Debate rages: Qubic claims 51% control; Monero devs deny widescale damage. Exchanges raised confirmations. The episode shows PoW chains can be threatened by economic incentives

Alex Harutunian
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Hacks, Bugs and Scams   -   Feb 21, 2025 Bybit Hacked. $1.4 Billion In Ether At Risk
Bybit Hacked. $1.4 Billion In Ether At Risk

Crypto exchange Bybit has suffered a major hack, with $1.4 billion in Ether potentially stolen. The breach, linked to a phishing attack, raises concerns over security in the crypto industry.

Observers
Regulation   -   Feb 21, 2025 Crypto Spring: SEC Abandons Coinbase Case, Signaling the End of Its Crypto Crackdown
sec coinbase legal case

The SEC has agreed to dismiss its lawsuit against Coinbase, marking a major shift in its punitive approach to crypto regulation. The case, filed in June 2023, accused Coinbase of operating as an unregistered exchange.

Observers
Crypto Funds and Institutional Trading   -   Feb 20, 2025 China's Tencent Invests in Wintermute Crypto Market Maker
Wintermute

Wintermute, one of the largest crypto market-making firms, secured funding from Chinese tech giant Tencent. The firm has faced accusations of market manipulation in the past. Market makers aren’t performing black magic—but what exactly do they do?

Eva Senzaj Pauram
Coins and tokens   -   Feb 20, 2025 Meme Coins Need More Videos From Politicians
Hayden Mark Davis from Kelsier Ventures and Argentien President Javier Milei on LIBRA token

Hayden Davis claims he could grow the project even bigger, while Javier Milei is under serious pressure from opposition leaders to explain how he came to promote the now-worthless $LIBRA coin

Rebecca Denton
Regulation   -   Feb 19, 2025 Elon Musk’s DOGE Targets SEC Amid Ongoing Feud
Elon Musk Trol

Musk takes aim at the SEC as the White House attempts to distance him from DOGE.

Rebecca Denton
Blockchain   -   Feb 19, 2025 Who Will Drive the Bitcoin Bus Without Miners?
Who Will Drive the Bitcoin Bus Without Miners?

With low on-chain activity, the Bitcoin network may not be able to rely on transaction fees, which were supposed to be the main incentive for Bitcoin miners in the long term. What can replace mining incentives?

Alexander Mardar
Regulation   -   Feb 17, 2025 Binance Executive vs. Nigerian Government: Accusations and Counterclaims
Binance Executive vs. Nigerian Government: Accusations and Counterclaims

Tigran Gambaryan, the Binance executive once imprisoned in Nigeria, accuses the government of bribes and money laundering.

Rebecca Denton
Banking CBDC Roundup   -   Feb 17, 2025 Banking and CBDC Weekly Roundup: 17/02/2025
Banking and CBDC Weekly Roundup: 17/02/2025

U.S. Fed drops the wholesale CBDC term, Russian banks resist digital ruble push, China adds scenarios for state payments with e-CNY

Leo Chao
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