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Ethereum co-founder has raised four primary concerns of Worldcoin: privacy, accessibility, centralization, and security.
While Worldcoin's Proof-of-Personhood (PoP) system is designed to authenticate unique users without revealing personal data, Buterin warns that any data leak could lead to misuse of identity information. He also points out that accessibility is an issue, as participation requires physical access to a device called "Orb," potentially limiting the project's reach. Lastly, he mentions security risks such as phone hacking and coercion to scan irises.
Despite these concerns, Buterin does see the value in the concept of Worldcoin, and suggests a combination of social-graph-based, general-hardware biometric, and specialized-hardware biometric techniques as a potential solution.
Crypto payments processor Alphapo has reportedly been robbed of at least $23 million in Ethereum, Tron, and Bitcoin, according to blockchain analyst ZachXBT.
The stolen funds on Ethereum were exchanged for ether and then moved to the Avalanche and Bitcoin networks. The exact amount of stolen Bitcoin remains unknown.
Alphapo's client, HypeDrop, has subsequently suspended withdrawals, noting issues with both withdrawals and deposits of BTC, ETH, and TRX. Despite the situation, HypeDrop assured users that their funds remain secure. 0x & ZRX: The Secret Sauce of Decentralized Trading
0x offers a novel approach to digital asset trading. This self-governed protocol enables Ethereum-based transactions, free from centralized mediators. ZRX, its native token, empowers holders with governance rights and staking opportunities. Check out our just-in for more riddles for 0x! The Mantle Network is now live on mainnet
The Ethereum-compatible Mantle Network, a Layer 2 blockchain solution, has initiated its alpha mainnet launch at the Ethereum Community Conference in Paris. Following a period of extensive testing and development over six months, the network accomplished over 14 million on-chain transactions.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has recently deleted a substantial number of his tweets from the years 2015 to 2018. Additionally, the digital archive of the World Wide Web, known as the WayBackMachine, has also removed its archive of his tweets.
These tweets from that period covered a range of topics, including Brian expressing his support for increasing Bitcoin’s block size, referring to altcoins as distractions, discussing “replay attacks” on Coinbase, highlighting Ethereum’s price surge after its listing on Coinbase, questioning the full collateralization of Tether, and endorsing USDC, among other things.
As a result of the deletions, these tweets now only exist in the form of screenshots that were captured and shared by others during that time.
This decentralized protocol has suffered a loss of nearly $455,000 owing to a flaw in its code. All activities relating to contracts have been put on hold for now.
A blockchain analyst from PeckShield explains this predicament as a result of inadequate input verification within Arcadia's code, a loophole the hacker exploited to drain crypto assets (darcWETH and darcUSDC) in both the Ethereum and Optimism networks. Physical Backed Token (PBT): No More Counterfeits!
The Physical Backed Token (PBT) is a novel token standard that unites tangible objects and NFTs through Ethereum's blockchain and cryptographic chip technology. Pioneered by Chiru Labs, a Web3 studio renowned for their Azuki collection, this asset may present a breakthrough in tokenization. RocketPoolETH and RETH Token: A Detailed Overview and Analysis
RocketPool has paved the way as a groundbreaking service in the Ethereum (ETH) staking arena. In the face of the continuously growing demand for DeFi solutions, the project has introduced a unique method to tackle the issues faced by stakeholders in the Ethereum network. 










