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- If you can hack it; You can keep it! 1 million USDM Cardano bug bounty.www.youtube.com If you can hack it; You can keep it! 1 million dollars!
If you can hack it; You can keep it!
cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/16334087
> Charles and company made a PGP-encrypted paper wallet. He is calling it the most secure paper wallet in the entire crypto space. > > To put his money where his mouth is, anyone who hacks it can keep keep the cash ($1 million dollars worth of USDM) if you can hack it. > > Good luck everyone!
- Why UTXO Matters: Security, Privacy, and Scalability in BTC Ecosystem
cross-posted from: https://monero.town/post/3546999
> - X-Spaces Talk > > Why UTXO Matters: Security, Privacy, and Scalability in BTC Ecosystem
- Cool campaign to encourage Bitcoin adoptionvoteforbetter.money VOTE FOR BETTER MONEY
Our money is broken. Prices keep going up. Inflation is out of control. Our mission is to show Americans they can vote for better money.
- SEC approves rule changes that pave the way for bitcoin ETFsground.news SEC approves rule changes that pave the way for bitcoin ETFs
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday approved rule changes to allow the creation of bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S., a long-awaited mov
- Correction: SEC says it did not yet approve Bitcoin ETF, X account was compromisedwww.cnbc.com SEC says it did not yet approve bitcoin ETF, X account was compromised
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday afternoon that an announcement about bitcoin ETFs on social media was incorrect.
- Explaining Argentina's Currency Exchange Situation
Really great explanation of the monetary history and current situation of #Argentina
I have several Argentinian friends and colleagues and I've recently visited and experienced the currency situation firsthand. It's definitely unique and interesting, but mostly very sad for everyone not savvy enough to find solutions and just see their savings and pensions dwindle before their eyes.
- October 2023 in Bitcoin Privacyenegnei.github.io October 2023
Welcome to the twenty-third issue of ‘This Month in Bitcoin Privacy’ newsletter. Enjoy!
- Up to $1 billion stored in early Bitcoin wallets may be at risk due to "Randstorm" vulnerabilityweb3isgoinggreat.com Up to $1 billion stored in early Bitcoin wallets may be at risk due to "Randstorm" vulnerability
While trying to help a Bitcoin holder who lost their password, researchers at Unciphered discovered a major flaw in the way early Bitcoin wallets had been created. Thanks to a flaw in an open source software library called BitcoinJS, which was later incorporated into many wallet software projects to...
While trying to help a Bitcoin holder who lost their password, researchers at Unciphered discovered a major flaw in the way early Bitcoin wallets had been created.
- David Iben's take on Bitcoin discussed in a Wealthion interview
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- BlackRock Plans to Seed its Spot Bitcoin ETF in Octoberfinance.yahoo.com BlackRock Plans to Seed its Spot Bitcoin ETF in October
The asset manager said in its latest S-1 amendment to the SEC it plans to provide initial funding for its BTC ETF this month.
Could this be the cause of the 12% rally last night? Does this mean a US Bitcoin Spot ETF is coming this month?
- is there a roadmap?
Seems like all the scaling upgrades mentioned in the previous roadmap are about done (segwit, lightning network, taproot, schnorr signatures...)
I guess drivechain would be nice to see, but I haven't heard of any updates on that project in a while. Are there any other plans to look forward to?
- Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #259bitcoinops.org Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #259
This week’s newsletter describes a proposal to remove details from the LN specification that are no longer relevant to modern nodes and includes the penultimate entry in our limited weekly series about mempool policy, plus our regular sections summarizing a Bitcoin Core PR Review Club meeting, annou...
- Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #258bitcoinops.org Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #258
This week’s newsletter includes another entry in our limited weekly series about mempool policy, plus our regular sections announcing new releases and release candidates and describing notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
- Do the opposite of Cramer and you'll be alright
In other news water is wet
- BlackRock Close to Filing for Bitcoin ETF Application: Sourcewww.coindesk.com BlackRock Close to Filing for Bitcoin ETF Application: Source
BlackRock will be using Coinbase (COIN) Custody for the ETF and the crypto exchange’s spot market data for pricing, the source said.
How do people feel about Bitcoin ETFs? I personally don't see the appeal but I guess it helps make it more accessible to some folks?
- Apple Rejects Bitcoin Wallet Zeus a Day After Threatening to Delist Damuswww.coindesk.com Apple Rejects Bitcoin Wallet Zeus a Day After Threatening to Delist Damus
The tech giant cited transmission of a virtual currency without necessary licenses and permissions as the primary reason for the app’s rejection, according to Zeus’ founder.
"Apple (AAPL) has rejected the latest version of non-custodial Lightning-enabled bitcoin wallet Zeus, according to a tweet by Zeus founder Evan Kaloudis.
This comes a day after Apple’s spat with another popular Lightning-enabled bitcoin app – Damus, a decentralized social media platform that runs on the Nostr protocol (Nostr is an acronym for “notes and other stuff transmitted by relays”). According to tweets from Damus, Apple took issue with the Damus’s “zap” feature, which allows users to send small amounts of bitcoin over the Lightning Network to their favorite content creators as a token of their appreciation, much like Twitter’s “tip” feature. Lightning is Bitcoin’s second layer payment network for cheaper and faster transactions.
Apple has now turned its attention to Zeus, asking the wallet’s creator to provide proof of requisite licenses and permissions for approval to facilitate transmission of a virtual currency or face rejection by Apple’s App Store, according to Kaloudis. Zeus is apparently in violation of Apple’s guidelines which require apps to provide proof of appropriate licenses – such as money transmitter licenses – in order to facilitate the “transmission” of cryptocurrencies."
- hal v0.9.1 released with Taproot and Schnorr supportgithub.com Release v0.9.1 · stevenroose/hal
the Bitcoin companion. Contribute to stevenroose/hal development by creating an account on GitHub.
- Welcome to c/bitcoin!
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