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Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of the blockchain platforms Cardano and Ethereum, criticized the governance practices of Bitcoin. origin »
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By CCN Markets: Blockchain company Hedera took an ad out in this morning’s Wall Street Journal thanking Facebook for flattering them with their copycat governance model. The ad reads: “Thank you Facebook Libra.
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Yesterday, CEO of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson announced the completion of a significant roadmap goal. The Shelley phase relates to stability, interoperability, and governance. But more than that, the primary objective behind it is the decentralization of the Cardano network via staking.
2019-4-17 16:14 | |
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Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of Cardano and one of the co-founders of Ethereum, provided some context to Cardano’s plans for the future ahead of the company’s Apr. 17th IOHK Summit in Miami.
2019-4-16 11:00 | |
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A single public company now controls 4.8% of all ETH as Bitmine Immersion Technologies reports holdings of 5.78 million tokens and a total crypto and cash.
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Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) claims to hold 5.77 million ETH—approaching 5% of the total supply—with total crypto and cash holdings of $11.3.