Bitcoin Core Developer: Runes “Exploited a Design Flaw”
Luke Dashjr highlighted the differences between Ordinal and Runes in terms of exploiting blockchain vulnerabilities.

Luke Dashjr highlighted the differences between Ordinal and Runes in terms of exploiting blockchain vulnerabilities.
The successful launch of Agile Coretime on the Kusama network marks a major innovation in the way blockchain resources are managed, making resource allocation more efficient and enabling the network to better adapt to changing technology and market needs.
The collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX has sparked controversy surrounding the actions of law firm Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C). Legal scholars allege conflicts of interest in S&C's involvement, particularly regarding their handling of FTX's bankruptcy proceedings and lucrative financial ties. The appointment of a new CEO and ethical concerns over S&C's actions further complicate the situation. Despite defenses and complexities, questions persist about S&C's role and the implications for stakeholders.
Developers believe that increasing the gas cap to 40 million will reduce Ethereum’s Layer 1 transaction fees by approximately 15% to 33%.
The National Bitcoin Office of El Salvador (ONBTC) issued a statement stating that the Bitcoin bond "Volcano Bond" has been approved by the El Salvador Digital Assets Commission and is expected to be issued in the first quarter of 2024.
With court approval secured, Core Scientific's journey through bankruptcy concludes, paving the way for a stronger presence in the crypto mining industry. The company's strategic restructuring, benefitting shareholders and creditors, aligns it for success in the evolving market landscape.
Thunder Terminal swiftly addresses a $192,000 Ethereum theft, ensuring user security and full compensation.
They urged other asset managers and ETF issuers to contemplate a similar strategy.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has strictly regulated digital currencies and crypto exchanges like Coinbase.
The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner expects to generate $50 million in annual revenue once the ASIC servers are fully operational.