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Friday Aug 17th 2018
Latest News
business and finance
An Old Grifter Learns New Tricks: Oil Exploration Company Receives Rebuke For Its ICO
Aug 15th, 2018
wallets and exchanges
Jamaican Stock Exchange To Allow Crypto Trading
Aug 15th, 2018
opinion
Blockchain Gets Fruity: (Aspiring) FinTech Group Pursues Juicy Tech
Aug 15th, 2018
technology
Ethereum’s Trinity Client Announces ‘Margaret Hamilton’ Alpha
Aug 15th, 2018
law and legislation
Cryptocurrency Angel Investor Files Complaint Against AT&T For SIM Hijacking
Aug 15th, 2018
world
Venezuela Further Ties Economy To Its National Crypto
Aug 15th, 2018
Ecosystem Updates
Golem v0.17.0
In what is being called a "major release," on July 31, Golem introduced Brass Golem Beta 0.17.0. The update introduces netmasking, updates the Blender verification library, and improves the UI. See More
Geth Biweekly Maintenance Release
Geth v1.8.13 (Swarming) is Geth’s latest update. It mostly includes minor polishes and bug fixes, but there are a couple of notable updates signaling upcoming Ethereum changes. Geth included two EIPs likely to be included in the Constantinople hard fork coming this October: Skinny Create2 and EXTCODEHASH. The update also includes support for swappable interpreters in preparation for ewasm, similar to the recent Parity-Ethereum client. The release also contains Swarm v0.3.1. See More
Devcon4 Call for Participation
Deva the Devcon Unicorn posted an official call for participation for Devcon4 this fall. There are three ways to participate (outside of just attending, of course): - Present for 5 or 20 minutes - Lead a 2-hour workshop - Host a breakout room Each talk or session must relate to one of the following themes: scalability, security, privacy, developer experience, UX and design, or society and systems. See More
Etherscan Hacked, Patch in Progress
According to an official Etherscan announcement via reddit today, there have been random JavaScript alerts with the caption “1337” appearing on the website. These were injected via summarized Disqus comments on the site’s footer. Etherscan has disabled the Disqus comments and is testing a patch to encode the footer HTML to prevent similar incidents in the future. See More
More Articles
Melonport Integrates ENS Compatibility
Aug 14th, 2018
SEC Issues Warning About Crypto Retirement Funds
Aug 14th, 2018
