Layer 2 Network Arbitrum Surpasses Ethereum in Daily Transactions
Arbitrum’s dominance among the layer 2 landscape continues to grow in quarter one of 2023, as the number of unique addresses on Arbitrum reaches an all-time high.
Month: February 2023
LinksDAO likely to put in ‘compelling offer’ to buy Scottish golf course
If the final tally remains in favor of the purchase, the LinksDAO acquisition committee will officially put out a “compelling offer” to purchase the golf course.
Redditor could lose young family after crypto trading addiction spirals
What began as a Redditor “just dabbling” two years ago blew into full-blown crypto trading addiction that all came to a head three weeks ago.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Lawyers Move to Squash Voyager Subpoena
Counsel for the former exchange executive says the subpoena from Voyager is procedurally deficient, presents an undue burden, and potentially violates his fifth amendment rights.
SBF lawyers to pay for technical expert to aid judge on bail terms
The judge overseeing Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud case wants some help navigating the world of encrypted messaging, privacy apps, and virtual private networks.
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The Case Against Monkey Patching
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Coinbase staking ‘fundamentally different’ to Kraken’s — chief lawyer
After the SEC’s crack-down on Kraken, Coinbase’s legal head outlined the differences between Kraken’s staking product and its own.
Solana-Themed Storefronts Close Shop, Ending Experiment in IRL Blockchain Evangelism
Solana Spaces will close its New York City and Miami locations by the end of February.
Solana Spaces will close New York and Miami stores 7 months after opening
Norby said the “experiment” was part of a plan to onboard more people onto Solana, but the stores didn’t bring in as many users as they initially hoped.
Friendsies NFT creators deny ‘abandoning’ project amid rug pull allegations
The Friendsies NFT collection responded to accusations it was behind a $5 million rug pull after announcing a “pause” of the project.
Elon Musk keeps laying off Twitter employees after saying cuts were done
Illustration by Kristen Radtke / The Verge; Getty Images On November 21st, Elon Musk gathered Twitter’s remaining employees at its San Francisco headquarters to tell them that, after forcing out roughly two-thirds of the workforce in a matter of weeks, layoffs were over. He keeps laying people off anyway. Dozens of Twitter employees across sales … Read more
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The Supreme Court is deciding the future of the internet, and it acted like it
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge “We’re a court. We really don’t know about these things. These are not the nine greatest experts on the internet.” Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan made the wryly self-deprecating comment early in oral arguments for Gonzalez v. Google, a potential landmark case covering Section 230 of the Communications … Read more