Korea’s Bitcoin kimchi premium explodes as Kakao rises on Upbit rumors
Are South Korea’s new cryptocurrency exchange regulations skewing its crypto market? Meanwhile, Upbit's parent Dunamu surges on NYSE listing rumors.
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Yohan Yun
Yohan Yun is part of the Forkast.News editorial team.
Space Race’s success prompts Filecoin to announce Space Race 2 | Space Race Episode 3
Space Race miners accumulate 230 PiB of storage as independent miners show why they’re the day-to-day heroes.
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Space Race miners challenged with rapid network upgrades | Space Race Episode 2
Miners have accumulated over 215 PiB of storage power in Filecoin’s Space Race, but daily updates have been slowing them down.
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HackFS kickstarts project development in Web 3.0
The end of HackFS signals the start of Space Race as developers prep for the global decentralization of storage nodes in the era of Web 3.0.
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Filecoin’s mainnet aims for the clouds of Web 3.0
The highly anticipated launch of the upcoming Filecoin mainnet could be the beginning of the true decentralization of storage nodes around the world.
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Release the robots: reinforcements arrive on the Covid-19 battlefield
Robot nurses, machine attendants and cleaning bots are increasingly replacing humans in and out of hospitals, to protect front-line medical staff from deadly infections. Is this a good thing?
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DeFi is ready for India, but are Indian authorities ready for crypto?
India and DeFi could be headed for a symbiotic relationship — unless the government cracks down on crypto again and forces a breakup.
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Blockchain will disrupt the entertainment industry. Which part first?
Cinemas are closed, Netflix is here, but torrent providers renew their careers!
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What is ‘proof of work’ and how does that affect Bitcoin halving?
Forkast.News explains 'proof of work' — the DNA of Bitcoin — and and why most of the world's cryptocurrency miners will soon be sweating a lot more for their coins.
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Are PewDiePie, Manny Pacquiao and Spencer Dinwiddie riding the blockchain wave?
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.
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