News: BBC on Kodak KashMiner, Indian crypto ponzi, China crypto gambling, Vinnik to France, Ethereum clog, institutional investors don’t want cryptos
I posted about the KashMiner that never was, five days before the BBC.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
I posted about the KashMiner that never was, five days before the BBC.
CRYPTO STANDS FOR CRYPTOSPORIDIUM.
“Thank you for your inquiry. We did not make an announcement, the KashMiner is not a Kodak licensed product.”
Today’s post is in this morning’s City A.M. — with Scared Business Guy versus BlockBot.
Hughes’ report is full of exciting ideas — but only the excitement, and not the necessary substance.
Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain is CDN$1.99 in Canada, July only!
Last night’s event was great fun, and if you weren’t there you missed out.
One hundred percent of people selling cryptos to retirees are scammers.
No, there wasn’t a double-spend on Tether — just an exchange error. And the Lightning Network still doesn’t work. And don’t forget Intelligence Squared on Monday!
The problem with special rules for “blockchains” is that there’s no definition of “blockchain” other than “whatever I’m trying to sell you right now.”