Day: September 30, 2021

EverRise Brings Buyback Token and Ecosystem of dApps to Polygon and Ethereum – Press release Bitcoin News

press release PRESS RELEASE. Singapore, September 30, 2021. Less than three weeks after releasing its first dApp EverOwn for Binance Smart Chain, EverRise is proud to announce they will launch EverBridge to both the Ethereum and Polygon blockchains on October 5th. With EverBridge, EverRise will make its revolutionary suite of dApps available to projects on both networks starting with EverOwn for Ethereum on October 5th, followed by EverOwn for Polygon on October 8th. This will expand the reach of EverRise’s security solutions and enable the $RISE token to be traded…

Polygon briefly overtakes Ethereum for active addresses after 330% surge

Layer two protocols have seen monumental growth this year and one of them has briefly surpassed the network it is a scaling solution for, in terms of active addresses. The number of daily active unique addresses on layer two aggregator Polygon has surpassed those on the high fee layer one Ethereum according to protocol co-founder Mihailo Bjelic. According to his stats, Polygon had 351,000 daily active addresses on Sept. 27 whereas Ethereum had 326,000. Another huge milestone for @0xPolygon! We eclipsed Ethereum L1 in daily active addresses for the first…

Star Atlas – An Incredible Metaverse on Solana Blockchain (NFT, Art & Game Overview w CEO & Founder)

▶ Coinbase Website: Coinbase.com ▶ CEX Website: cex.io Star Atlas is a massively multiplayer online metaverse currently in development. In the distant future, three galactic factions have emerged, in an ongoing struggle for resources, territorial conquest, and political domination. Players can join a faction, directly influenced the course of the metaverse, and earn real-world income from their contributions. The metaverse offers a unique gaming experience by combining blockchain mechanics with traditional game mechanics. All assets in the metaverse are directly owned by players, and can be traded on the marketplace…

New Zealand’s Reserve Bank Seeks Public Input on Digital Dollar Before December Deadline

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking public input over how it should assess the use case for the country’s digital dollar. Two discussion papers titled “The Future of Money – Stewardship” and “The Future of Money – Central Bank Digital Currency,” released Thursday, are aiming to solicit public feedback before a Dec. 6 deadline. The bank announced it would begin discussions with the public earlier this year. “Trends in cash use and availability along with digital innovation create opportunities to innovate,” RBNZ Assistant Governor Christian Hawkesby said in…

Twitter previews verification badge for NFT profile pics

Twitter has unveiled an in-development tool that will enable users to display a verified NFT as their profile picture. Mada Aflak, a senior software engineer at Twitter, shared a video demonstrating functionality that allows users to add NFTs to their accounts. Users can simply edit their profile, connect a cryptocurrency wallet, and import their OpenSea collection. Then, they can choose an avatar from their collection of non-fungible token (NFT) digital art. The profile picture will also be marked with a badge to verify that the image is the genuine article,…

‘Faster and Cheaper Cross-Border Transfers’ — Banking Report Led by BIS Highlights the Benefits of Cryptocurrency – Bitcoin News

According to a report published by the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) and a group of central banks, digital currencies can lead to faster settlement and cheaper transfers. Moreover, the banking group leveraged a prototype that shows how money transfers can be done in seconds with very little processing fees. Inexpensive Transfers & Speed: Bank of International Settlements Report Says Digital Currencies Can Be More Effective During the second week of September, the head of the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) Innovation Hub, Benoît Cœuré, explained that central banks need…

San Jose, ‘Capital of Silicon Valley,’ Wants to Provide Internet to Low-Income Households Using Helium Mining

The California city of San Jose, sometimes called the “Capital of Silicon Valley,” plans to fund internet access for low-income families through HNT tokens mined on the Helium network, according to a city press release published on Thursday. The pilot aims to give 1,300 participating households a one-time payment of $120 that they can use to pay for low-cost internet for one year. To fund these one-time payments, the Mayor’s Office of Technology and Innovation will install 20 Helium-compatible Hotspots with volunteer residents and small businesses. The hotspots will mine…

ETHEREUM – IT ALL CHANGES TOMORROW! ETHEREUM HOLDERS YOU NEED TO SEE THIS NOW!

▶ Coinbase Website: Coinbase.com ▶ CEX Website: cex.io This is an Ethereum news video. I also cover all Ethereum news today and give you an Ethereum price prediction, as well. Check out my private community over at Patreon – where we help each other to be more successful in the crypto market and possibly grow your portfolio to new levels. I share buy, sell, crypto holdings, and trade alerts, as well! And, we have our private Discord support group that you will be a part of, too. Come check it…

Kraken reveals many US Bitcoin ATMs still use default admin QR codes

Kraken Security Labs has said that a “large number” of Bitcoin ATMs are vulnerable to hacking as the administrators never changed the default admin QR code. In a Sept. 29 blog post, Kraken posted research from its Security Labs team which found that there are “multiple hardware and software vulnerabilities” in the General Bytes BATMTwo ATM range. “Multiple attack vectors were found through the default administrative QR code, the Android operating software, the ATM management system and even the hardware case of the machine,” the post read. Kraken’s security team…

Kraken reveals many US Bitcoin ATMs still use default admin QR codes

Kraken Security Labs has said that a “large number” of Bitcoin ATMs are vulnerable to hacking as the administrators never changed the default admin QR code. In a Sept. 29 blog post, Kraken posted research from its Security Labs team which found that there are “multiple hardware and software vulnerabilities” in the General Bytes BATMTwo ATM range. “Multiple attack vectors were found through the default administrative QR code, the Android operating software, the ATM management system and even the hardware case of the machine,” the post read. Kraken’s security team…