Haste Arcade – Playing games to earn money
Haste Arcade is the world’s first Instant Leaderboard Payout arcade. The arcade enables players globally to earn real-time, peer-to-peer rewards for simply placing on a game's leaderboard. The vision for Haste is to have the platform serve as a fun and entertaining visual representation of micro transactions, and how they can empower new business models.
Kleiman estate awarded billions as court rules against Craig Wright
A controversial year-long court case has reached a conclusion. Controversial crypto personality Craig Wright must turn over half of his intellectual property and bitcoin holdings from before 2014 to the estate of Dave Kleiman.
Game of Coins – why fighting strengthens the crypto ecosystem
If institutional investors are delaying entering crypto until the industry ‘settles down’ they will be in for a long wait - as in-fighting and controversy are part of crypto’s DNA. And as with any Darwinian struggle, crypto’s dramas are actually fundamental to the sector’s overall health and prosperity.
Major exchanges drop BSV after #WeAreAllHodlnaut social campaign
Following a social media campaign in support of pseudonymous Twitter user ‘Hodlnaut,’ who is facing a libel suit by Bitcoin SV proponent Craig S. Wright, a number of leading crypto asset exchanges have announced that they will delist Bitcoin SV.
Fallout: Everyone’s a loser after Bitcoin Cash split
The Bitcoin Cash hardfork has left both new chains enduring huge and ongoing mining losses, contributed to a major plunge in both the price of Bitcoin and the entire crypto market cap - and dropped the value of BCH investor holdings by around 50 percent. Was this really ‘Satoshi’s Vision’?
Bitcoin Cash hard fork: update
While it is still possible the warring Bitcoin Cash factions will reach a truce before zero-hour, it seems all but certain that a BCH hard fork resulting in two separate chains will occur on November 15th. Here’s what you need to know
In brief: Satoshi revealed, does it even matter?
Since the Bitcoin white paper was published in 2009, the identity of the now infamous pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto has been the subject of wide conjecture, with the most recent developments of Australian computer scientist Craig Steven Wright launching a renewed fervor of speculation, scepticism and perhaps even, hope.
