There's a lot going on in the world today, from technological advances to political upheaval. Here's a quick rundown of some of the top stories.
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- A bug in Linux's ELF loader was discovered by musl today.
- Jack Dorsey has unveiled Bluesky Social, a decentralized Twitter.
- Intel plans to cut products, and we guess where they'll happen.
- Here are 10 weekend reads.
- 2 cryptocurrencies to buy now if you're looking for the next Bitcoin.
- Gold or cryptocurrency: which is the better buy?
- Could Elon Musk's Twitter purchase help these cryptocurrencies surge?
- Why this cryptocurrency is different from all the others.
- 3 cryptocurrencies to avoid like the plague in November.
- Are investors missing the opportunity in industrials?
- China could secretly hold $6 billion of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrency, triggering a serious price crash warning.
- In his weekly commentary, Powell is building credibility.
- Litecoin mining difficulty is hitting new highs, foundation says.
- What are the uses of the Bitbns exchange?
- Bitcoin's role in the rise of digital art.
- If you care about Bitcoin, you should onboard people individually.
- Is the Bitcoin price still correlated with financial markets?
- On Guy Fawkes Night, remember that Bitcoin is a modern vendetta against the establishment.
- History happens right before your eyes.
- Big Eyes Coin plans to become as big as Bitcoin and Dogecoin.
- The global cryptocurrency market is expected to grow from $1.02 billion in 2020 to $6.06 billion by 2030.
- Dogeliens is eyeing the successes of Dogecoin and Flow in the cryptocurrency market. Can it succeed?
- Litecoin mining difficulty is hitting new highs, foundation says.
- The Anglophone crisis in Cameroon.
- Bitcoin could become the foundation of DeFi with more single-sided liquidity pools.
- Bitcoin is now less volatile than the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
- In this week's Hodler's Digest, we cover Twitter's overhaul, Instagram's NFT tools, and JPMorgan's public blockchain trade.
- Ethereum inches even closer to total censorship due to OFAC compliance.
- Joe Biden is unhappy with Elon Musk for buying a platform that "spews lies".
- Polygon Studios' Ryan Watt talks about Web3's core principles and a fairer internet.