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The key infrastructure that underpins cryptocurrencies is blockchains. The consecutive updating of a cryptographically secure, verifiable transaction record among a network of peers all working under a set of rules set by the program itself is a common characteristic of these distributed ledgers. Anyone, wherever, can own and manage this record in common.
At CoinCu News, we cover the blockchain sector as it continue to progres. Is it truly innovative or has it been overhyped? Will it be the answer to ensuring financial and global commerce trust? In the following years, what will be the rate of blockchain transactions?
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Sep
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The Bridge Between Ethereum And Arbitrum Nitro Discovered Security Vulnerability
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GEM Digital Invests $50 Million In GRNGrid That Focuses On Green Energy
GRNGrid, a Layer 1 blockchain with a focus on renewable energy, declared on Monday that
Sep
Wintermute Loses $160M In The Most Recent DeFi Hack
Evgeny Gaevoy, the founder and CEO of Wintermute, has stated that the company was compromised
Sep
Solana Daily Transactions Surpasses Ethereum In Q2
The Solana network is currently greatly outperforming Ethereum. The blockchain, which launched in April 2019,
Sep
The Cardano Foundation Uses Blockchain Technology To Support National Wine Agency
The Cardano Foundation is collaborating with Georgia’s National Wine Agency and other partners to use
Sep
Libdogecoin Keep Updating Help Building Block For Dogecoin Projects
Libdogecoin, the building component used to create Dogecoin projects, is getting new updates. Libdogecoin v
Sep
There Are 2 Addresses Controlling More Than 45% Of Ethereum Transactions After The Merge
The two addresses have processed more than 45% of Ethereum (ETH) transactions since the blockchain
Sep
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