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.
Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
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.
And remember: Mark did nothing wrong.
Now that big blocks are dead, the Lightning Network (postulated) just had another layer added.
Lunyr launched in April. Long-time Wikipedia editor Geni looks at how they’re doing in November.
Plus some favourite tweets for the weekend.
If you want to do a crypto business, the FMA strongly advises you talk to them early.
Scott Adams, author of Dilbert, has started something very like an ICO. What’s he offering, and how is it claimed to work?
Some ICOs are even dodgier than others; Bitcoin’s fork family; regulators sending more warning shots.
It’s not all things you don’t want to know about Mark Karpelès.
No, Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain isn’t in the crypto Humble Bundle.