News: Hong Kong, SEC and ICOs, Ethereum roadmap, the Bitcoin bank run, CryoGen recommend my article
The best bit is where CryoGen recommend the article where I detail why what they’re selling doesn’t work. I suppose I did call them sincere.
The World Food Programme’s much-publicised “blockchain” has one participant — i.e., it’s a database
A case study in applied business “blockchain.” The cost savings came entirely from the fact of pulling it all in-house.
News: Bitcoin Diamond, 4m BTC lost, Russia vs Bitcoin, automated hack attacks
Another free money fork. And remember to secure your Ethereum wallet!
News: Morocco, Bail Bloc, business Blockchain, horse manure
And a nice review of the book.
My first WordPress extension: a nice Patreon button at the end of each post
Since I did it by cargo-culted copy’n’paste’n’bodge, I’ll probably get pwn3d in an hour. But in the meantime, I have a nice Patreon badge.
ICO of the day: CryoGen — bringing crypto and cryonics back together once more
The main problem with this is that cryonics not only doesn’t work, there’s a ton of reason it can’t work. But KrioRus aren’t letting that stop them.
Correction: Huobi wasn’t hacked in 2015, but the 2015 Bitstamp hacker did withdraw 12,000 BTC from Huobi
Correction to yesterday’s post: Bitstamp was hacked, Huobi say they weren’t.
News: Zimbabwe, why invest in Bitcoin, post-apocalyptic Bitcoin, how to get security researchers’ attention
It’s not all Tether hacks!
News roundup: Tether hacked, 31 million USDT taken
Well, that was something to wake up to. The same hacker may have hit Bitstamp in 2015 as well.
There can only ever be 21 million forks of Bitcoin: a survey so far
Bitcoin is strictly limited, just like gold! If you could create new gold mines out of nothing by cut’n’paste.