US Department of Government Efficiency slapped with more lawsuits
DOGE is being sued by an ethics watchdog, a nonprofit law firm, a federal workers union and a nonprofit members organization.
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After years of waiting, Ethereum is finally prepared to become a full-fledged proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain. Besides Ethereum's native token Ether (ETH), the valuation of several other tokens have not only benefited greatly, but could also keep outperforming ETH after the Merge. Ethereum steps closer toward the MergeThe leading smart contract platform completed the last of its three…

DAOs need checks and balances to have better governance
Over the past few years, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) have introduced a clear paradigm shift in blockchain governance. With their community decision-making and adherence to hardcoded rules, they have challenged the role of hierarchy and central authority that are present in modern organizations, especially as it pertains to business. Ideologically, DAOs have a lot in…

Ethena assures users of solvency after Bybit hack
According to Ethena Labs, the USDe stablecoin’s exposure to Bybit via derivatives is more than offset by its reserve fund.

Gambling is on the rise — So why is investing still restricted?
Americans aren't allowed to make certain investments unless they earn $200,000 annually or they're worth more than $1 million — but they are free to gamble.

Bitcoin Amsterdam highlights hurdles for consensus over improvement proposals
The ongoing development of the Bitcoin protocol has long been a point of contention for the ecosystem, as was evident in historical events like the block size debate in 2017. 160 Total views 1 Total shares Bitcoin (BTC) core developers have long been at odds over improvement proposals (BIPs) to address pain-points of the protocol

Coinbase CEO says SEC told it to delist everything but Bitcoin: Report
Brian Armstrong claimed SEC staff said all cryptocurrencies but Bitcoin are securities and requested the exchange delist all other cryptocurrencies. 697 Total views 4 Total shares Crypto exchange Coinbase was once told by the United State securities regulator to delist all cryptocurrencies on its platform except for Bitcoin (BTC), according to CEO Brian Armstrong.In a…

Should you just wait for October to trade Bitcoin?
Traders have been sitting on their hands lately with the Bitcoin (BTC) price being stuck between $29,000 and $30,000. This rangebound price action can’t continue forever, though.Bitcoin awaits breakoutA recent report from Ark Invest entitled “Bitcoin – Breakout or Breakdown?” notes that “Bitcoin’s volatility dropped to a 6-year low during July, suggesting the potential for…

Australia’s Northern Territory mulls landmark crypto gambling regulation
Australia’s Northern Territory Racing Commission (NTRC) is consulting with its gambling licensees over a tentative proposal to incorporate crypto wagering as part of the regulated gambling industry. For the most part, gambling in Australia is regulated at the state level and not federally. The NTRC oversees all gambling and wagering companies that choose to be…