Book news: Paperback in Australia, Kindle discount in India, Patreon reverses fee change
Paperbacks in Australia for Christmas, cheap ebooks in India and Patreon’s reversed its awful fee revamp.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
Paperbacks in Australia for Christmas, cheap ebooks in India and Patreon’s reversed its awful fee revamp.
The original version of my 2017 Buttcoin retrospective for CoinDesk, for your amusement.
The SEC’s action against Munchee is particularly noteworthy for how generic the dodgy ICO in question is.
Home cryptocurrency miners using NiceHash in 2017 aren’t any more competent than home Bitcoin miners were in 2011.
Sure has been a busy couple of days, and I don’t just mean the Bitcoin price peak.
“You thought you were going to write things. Hmph. Pet me.”
Patreon have put in a new payment structure. Every transaction now attracts a fee of 2.9% plus 35 cents, paid by the patron. Many creators are very unhappy.
All the stuff I didn’t have time to post in the past few days, plus the fallout from the stuff I did have time to post.
I was reluctant to compare Bitfinex’s public relations moves to Scientology in my Friday post, but today they are threatening to sue critics to shut them up. Rather than release material facts that would assuage concerns. Also, you can’t actually redeem Tethers.
I get fifteen seconds on prime time Russian news TV!