Despite Legal Turmoil, BitMEX Research Shows Us How Not To Use Brain Wallets
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Block chain technology is poised to reengineer the world as we know it. In fact, there is general …
Was a Lone Whale Really Behind Bitcoin’s 2017 Bull Run? Don’t Bet on It
“Ignorance is the parent of fear.” — Herman Melville, Moby Dick In July 2019, John M. Griffin and …
New Research Shows How Young Adults Drive the Cryptocurrency Revolution
Are Millennials and Gen Zers (post-millennials) driving the growth in adoption of cryptocurrencies? A growing amount of recent …
Research Paper: Bitcoin Disrupts International Monetary Policy
Can cryptocurrencies like bitcoin wreck central banking? “The short answer is yes,” wrote Pierpaolo Benigno, a professor of …
BitMEX Research Confirms Lightning ‘Justice’ Works
The Lightning Network, as Bitcoin’s second layer for instant payments and greater transaction privacy, requires a matching degree …
Study Predicts Bitcoin Could Become Leading Payment System Within Decade
A new report by the software firm DataLight predicted that Bitcoin could become the world’s top payment system …
Chainalysis Report: Two Groups Responsible for Most Publicly Reported Hacks
Two “prominent professional hacking groups” are responsible for the majority of publicly reported hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges and …
Research Firm Charts Unspent BTC and Calls a Market Bottom in Q1 2019
“How many unspent bitcoins exist?” “How many bitcoins have been lost?” “How many bitcoins are left sitting in …
Security Researchers Reveal Wallet Vulnerabilities On Stage at 35C3
In a demonstration titled “Wallet.fail,” a team of security researchers hacked into the Trezor One, Ledger Blue and …
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