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Ethereum’s big transformation arrives with launch of Ethereum 2.0
Coinbase and Huobi now support Eth2 staking as the 'Beacon Chain' heart of the new platform goes live. What will happens to users of Ethereum 1.0?
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Coinbase and Huobi now support Eth2 staking as the 'Beacon Chain' heart of the new platform goes live. What will happens to users of Ethereum 1.0?
Sam Reynolds
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Other top blockchain and cryptocurrency news: After BitMEX, are more CFTC crackdowns coming soon? China frees OKEx founder, exchange to resume services.
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ETH 2.0 raises over $300 million from over 16,300 participants, putting it on track for release next week after whales make big investments in the last minute.
Sam Reynolds
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Bitcoin and crypto mining now use more energy than some nations. To help lead fintech into a greener future, Ripple pledges to be carbon net-zero by 2030.
Ken Weber
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Miners' complaints with economic model are resulting in early rewards release and falling FIL prices. What happened to 800,000 coins?
Bryan Michael Galvan
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Kraken, Huobi and Gemini have all confirmed that they will list the token days after Filecoin rival EOS confirms its deal with Google
Sam Reynolds
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As Ethereum moves toward its 2.0 upgrade, here is a reflection on the open-source platform's transformational impact on the blockchain ecosystem.
Charlie Morris
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Other top news: US still dominates blockchain patents globally. First court case in China litigated with blockchain. VC in Indonesia and Singapore.
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Ahead of the revamped blockchain platform's July 7 launch, TRON’s flamboyant founder woos fans with gifts. But some netizens find him hard to love.
Kelly Le
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As bold-face names in entertainment and sports like PewDiePie, Manny Pacquiao and Spencer Dinwiddie dabble in blockchain technology, their use of cryptocurrency signal a growing shift toward grassroots financing and cutting out traditional middlemen. But some celebrities are finding a legal minefield.
Bryan Michael Galvan