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'Ethereum Is Going Hard': Vitalik Buterin Backs Censorship Resistance Upgrade

Vitalik Buterin has expressed strong support for a new upgrade aimed at enhancing censorship resistance within the Ethereum network. This upgrade is part of ongoing efforts to ensure that transactions on the blockchain remain free from external interference. Buterin emphasized the importance of maintaining decentralization and user autonomy in the face of increasing regulatory pressures. The upgrade is expected to bolster Ethereum's resilience against censorship, aligning with the network's foundational principles.

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'Ethereum Is Going Hard': Vitalik Buterin Backs Censorship Resistance Upgrade

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has expressed strong support for a proposed upgrade aimed at enhancing censorship resistance within the Ethereum network. This upgrade is designed to prevent validators from censoring transactions, ensuring that all transactions are treated equally. Buterin emphasized the importance of maintaining a decentralized and open network, especially

Blockchain Apps Have Failed to Win Over the Masses, Ethereum Builders Admit

Ethereum developers acknowledge that blockchain applications have struggled to gain widespread adoption among the general public. Despite the technology's potential, many users find it complex and challenging to navigate. Developers are now focusing on improving user experience and accessibility to attract more users. The Ethereum community is exploring

Bitcoin see-saws around $68,000, DOGE, ETH slide as tariff uncertainty weighs on risk assets

Bitcoin is fluctuating around $68,000 as market uncertainty persists due to potential tariffs impacting risk assets. Meanwhile, both Dogecoin (DOGE) and Ethereum (ETH) have experienced declines in value. The overall sentiment in the crypto market is cautious as investors react to macroeconomic factors. Analysts suggest that the volatility may

To freeze or not to freeze: Satoshi and the $440 billion in bitcoin threatened by quantum computing

The article discusses the potential threat that quantum computing poses to Bitcoin, particularly the $440 billion worth of Bitcoin held by investors. As quantum computers advance, they could potentially break the cryptographic algorithms that secure Bitcoin transactions, leading to concerns about the safety of these assets. Experts are debating whether

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