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Bill Clinton weighs in on Blockchain and Golden Eggs: https://www.coindesk.
com/bill-clinton-ripple-event-blockchain-regulation/ “The permutations and possibilities are staggeringly great. But we could ruin it all by negative identity politics and economic and social policy.”
The thing that I hope Bill realizes is that Bitcoin was created despite politics and governmental regulations and because of this it very well has the ability to continue to exist despite politics and governmental regulations. I hope eventually the U.
S. will understand that the crypto world certainly doesn’t revolve around them, it will continue with or without their persuasion and permission.
PigeonCoin Networks suffers the consequences of Bitcoins Bug: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-bug-exploited-on-crypto-fork-as-miners-mints-235-million-pigeoncoins/
For those of you who are wondering if that small cap coin you’ve invested in is the real deal, here’s a hint, check their GitHub or wherever they publish their repositories, and make sure they have made the appropriate updates that address this issue, and any others moving forward.
Political Campaigns Accepting Volunteered Mining Power: https://www.coindesk.com/crypto-mining-for-political-campaigns-a-us-elections-agency-is-considering-it/
This one was really interesting for me to read about.
First of all, let’s address the fact that these political campaigns are using the very same concept that many hackers have been using for years now to shadow mine by using unsuspecting visitors of certain websites. Basically, what would happen is people would visit a website that a hacker had injected code that allowed them to have access to these users computing power. They’d use that computing power to mine cryptocurrencies without the users knowledge. Now we’re seeing things like political campaigns take this idea and use is as a way to get easy donations. So you know that argument that criminals use cryptocurrencies? This doesn’t exactly help that cause…I mean, it’s not exactly the best use case for cryptocurrencies, you know, supporting something as deceptive as politics, the very system it can render irrelevant if applied correctly.
But regardless, it is an example of people having a need and seeing cryptocurrencies as a solution. I’d be interested to see how this plays out in the long run, it’s not like these politicians are volunteering to place their campaign promises on the blockchain. That’d I’d like to see 😉
HodgeTwins Lose 1,500 EOS to hacked mobile wallet:
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