A new Bank of Canada staff paper examines Aave V3's revenue model, margin trading behaviour, and liquidation dynamics, concluding that decentralised lending works but carries systemic risks that regulators should watch closely.
Prediction market platform Kalshi has appointed Democratic strategist Stephanie Cutter as a policy adviser, balancing its earlier hire of Donald Trump Jr., as the industry faces simultaneous legal challenges from US states and the federal government.
The Ethereum Foundation deposited 45,034 ETH into the Beacon Chain deposit contract on Thursday, bringing its total staked position to approximately 69,500 ETH and within reach of its stated 70,000 ETH goal.
Cambodia's National Assembly has unanimously approved the country's first law specifically targeting online scam compounds, imposing prison sentences of up to 20 years for ringleaders involved in human trafficking and torture alongside their fraud operations.
Panini America has opened a blockchain bridge that allows holders of its digital trading cards to move assets from the Panini Blockchain to the Ethereum network, with OpenSea named as the exclusive on-chain marketplace for the cards.
OpenSea has postponed its SEA token airdrop, originally scheduled for March 30, without setting a new date. CEO Devin Finzer pointed to difficult conditions across the crypto market as the reason for the delay.
Uniswap has unveiled Continuous Clearing Auctions, a permissionless protocol built for Uniswap v4 that aims to replace the chaotic free-for-all of early token trading with a structured, block-by-block auction mechanism.
OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer has announced that the platform's native SEA token will launch in the first quarter of 2026, with 50% of the total supply going to the community and 50% of platform revenue at launch directed toward token buybacks.
Robinhood has opened a prediction markets hub through CFTC-regulated exchange Kalshi, offering event contracts on Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and NCAA basketball tournament outcomes.
Decentralized finance total value locked exceeds $200 billion across all chains for the first time since the 2021 bull run, driven by stablecoin growth and Ethereum L2 adoption.
Lido launches institutional-grade staking vaults during 2025, targeting large capital providers with customized Ethereum staking and restaking solutions.
Aave governance community signals strong interest in expanding lending to Bitcoin Layer 2 networks, with discussions underway on integration pathways without requiring wrapped assets.
Berachain launches mainnet on February 6, 2025, introducing Proof of Liquidity consensus mechanism rewarding vault liquidity providers through protocol-level incentives.
Ink, Kraken's Ethereum Layer 2 network built on Optimism's OP Stack, processed more than one million transactions within 24 hours of its mainnet going live on December 16.
Fluid Finance releases unified vault protocol combining lending and DEX liquidity, attempting to solve capital fragmentation by allowing single deposits to service both lending and trading simultaneously.
Russia formalized legal recognition of cryptocurrency mining on November 1, 2024, through federal legislation that establishes registration requirements, electricity limitations, and restrictions on foreign participation in mining activities.
Maple Finance launches institutional lending vaults 2.0 during late 2024, enabling sophisticated credit strategies and institutional capital deployment.
Jito introduces restaking vault infrastructure on Solana in 2024, enabling validators to earn additional yield from MEV-related services through vault mechanisms.
Ondo Finance dominates real-world asset tokenization vault infrastructure throughout 2024, accumulating billions in vault deposits for bond and credit strategies.
MakerDAO rebrand to Sky protocol on August 27, 2024, introducing USDS savings vault and SKY governance token as the protocol evolves beyond single-collateral mechanisms.
Babylon protocol launches Bitcoin staking mainnet on August 22, 2024, hitting its 1,000 BTC Phase 1 cap within 74 minutes as over 12,000 early stakers lock coins for security providers.
Compound governance faces attack through Proposal 289 on July 29, 2024, highlighting vulnerabilities in vault-based lending protocol governance mechanisms.
Marathon Digital achieved approximately 30 exahashes per second of energized hashrate in mid-2024, representing over 30,000 operational mining devices and confirming the company's status as a leading North American mining operator.
EigenLayer opens EIGEN token claims to 280,000 wallets, distributing 113 million tokens based on March snapshot, but locks transfers until community consensus forms.
Renzo's ezETH restaking vault token depegs from ETH in April 2024, triggering panic selling and broader concerns about liquid restaking vault security.
Pendle Finance's total value locked climbs beyond $5 billion in April 2024 as the protocol's yield tokenization vault mechanism attracts sophisticated DeFi traders and institutions.
Bitcoin miners generated record monthly revenue of $2.01 billion in March 2024 before the April halving reduced block rewards by 50 percent, forcing the industry to adapt to approximately $10 billion in annual revenue losses.
Ethena's synthetic dollar USDe reaches $2 billion in total supply within two months, delivering 27% APY from perpetual futures funding rates and Ethereum staking.
Blast Layer 2 network launches mainnet on February 29, 2024, integrating native yield generation into vault infrastructure for Ethereum and stablecoin deposits.
eBay has cut more than 30% of its Web3 division staff and halted all plans for NFTs and digital collectibles on its platform, roughly 18 months after acquiring Manchester-based NFT marketplace KnownOrigin.
Morpho Blue launches permissionless lending vault protocol on Ethereum in January 2024, enabling arbitrary collateral-loan combinations with protocol-minimalist architecture.
A Vyper compiler bug allows attackers to drain $70M from Curve pools, sending CRV plummeting 30% and triggering margin calls on Curve founder Michael Egorov's positions.
EigenLayer's restaking protocol goes live on Ethereum mainnet, drawing $16 million in liquid staking tokens on day one as validators race to double-dip on yields.
MakerDAO deployed Spark Protocol to provide lending services and vault strategies, positioning the protocol to compete with Aave and recapture growth in the lending sector.
Attacker drains Euler Finance for $197 million using oracle-based flash loan exploit, then negotiates return of most funds as cryptocurrency enforcement tightens.
Lido Finance surpassed MakerDAO as the largest DeFi protocol by total value locked, reflecting explosive growth in staking demand following Ethereum's proof-of-stake transition.
Foundry USA, a Digital Currency Group subsidiary, captured dominant share of Bitcoin mining pool market following Chinese mining restrictions, commanding over 30 percent of network hashrate by early 2023.
Core Scientific, one of the largest bitcoin mining companies, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on December 21, 2022, citing liquidity crisis and debt pressures amid depressed bitcoin prices and unfavorable mining economics.
FTX's bankruptcy filing November 8 triggered panic withdrawals from DeFi protocols, draining approximately $4 billion in TVL within 72 hours and revealing liquidity shortfalls under extreme redemption pressure.
Hackers compromise Curve's nameserver and redirect users to a cloned site, stealing $575K in approvals before the team regains control and directs users to curve.finance.
Aave's governance voted 99% in favor of GHO, a collateral-backed stablecoin designed to generate revenue for the protocol and reduce reliance on external stablecoin issuers.
Three Arrows Capital defaulted on loans across major DeFi platforms after losing billions in Terra vault exposure, triggering cascading defaults across the crypto lending ecosystem.
Celsius Network froze all user withdrawals, trapping billions in customer deposits in vaults and lending positions after Three Arrows Capital defaulted on loans.
Terra's UST stablecoin lost its dollar peg when Luna's price collapsed, wiping out $40 billion in user deposits and triggering widespread liquidations across DeFi.
Beanstalk Farms lost $182 million when attackers used flash loans to acquire governance voting power and drain protocol vaults through a malicious proposal.
Intel unveiled its Blockscale bitcoin mining ASIC chip through a technical presentation at ISSCC in February 2022, marking the semiconductor giant's official entry into the specialized mining hardware market with focus on energy efficiency.
Wormhole bridge lost $320 million when attackers exploited a signature verification vulnerability, draining wrapped token vaults supporting Solana's cross-chain assets.
Bitcoin mining difficulty surged to an all-time high of 26.64 trillion on January 21, 2022, as Chinese miners who relocated following China's ban resumed operations across North America and other regions.
Badger DAO lost $120 million when attackers compromised its web interface, injecting malicious code that redirected user approvals to attacker-controlled addresses during fund transfers.
Lido Finance achieved $10 billion in staked Ethereum, establishing itself as the dominant liquid staking protocol and accounting for a significant portion of all ETH validators.
Cream Finance suffered a $37.5 million loss when attackers exploited the lending protocol's pricing oracle using flash loans, demonstrating continued vulnerability in DeFi price feeds.
Olympus DAO's (3,3) bonding mechanics went viral on social media, attracting retail investors seeking high yields through an unconventional protocol mechanism that required bonding cryptocurrency for OHM tokens.
Kazakhstan emerged as the world's second-largest bitcoin mining hub by summer 2021 after Chinese miners relocated operations following China's comprehensive ban, taking advantage of the country's cheap electricity and permissive regulatory environment.
Poly Network suffered a $611 million theft in the largest DeFi exploit to date, with attackers moving assets across multiple blockchain networks through cross-chain bridge vulnerabilities.
THORChain lost $8 million when attackers exploited a vulnerability in its cross-chain swap mechanism, revealing risks in nascent multichain DeFi infrastructure.
China's government initiated a comprehensive crackdown on cryptocurrency mining in June 2021, with provincial authorities ordering immediate cessation of mining operations and later implementing a nationwide ban through federal regulatory action.
Convex Finance launched to optimize yield farming strategies on Curve Finance, offering users enhanced returns through pooled voting power and automated vault management.
Aave deployed its lending protocol on Polygon, backed by a $40M liquidity mining program, to serve retail users priced out of Ethereum by soaring transaction costs.
Yearn Finance deployed its V2 vaults with a redesigned architecture offering improved capital efficiency and multi-strategy support for automated yield farming.
Marathon Patent Group announced an $23 million contract with Bitmain in August 2020 to purchase 10,500 Antminer S19 Pro mining devices as the company accelerated its bitcoin mining operations expansion.
Riot Blockchain commenced mining operations at its Rockdale facility in Texas in June 2020 and began construction on the massive Navarro County facility that would eventually support up to 1 gigawatt of mining capacity.
Bakkt, the cryptocurrency trading platform owned by Intercontinental Exchange, launched regulated bitcoin options contracts on December 9, enabling institutional investors to hedge bitcoin exposure and establish directional positions through standardized derivative instruments.
Upbit, a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, lost approximately 342,000 ethereum worth $49 million in an abnormal transaction that transferred funds from the exchange's hot wallet to an unknown address on November 26.
Chinese bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer Canaan Creative raised $90 million in its debut on Nasdaq on November 21, 2019, making it the first dedicated cryptocurrency mining company to achieve a U.S. public listing.
Chinese President Xi Jinping endorsed blockchain technology development as a strategic priority during a Politburo study session, stating that blockchain represents a core technology for the next round of innovation and industrial transformation.
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed an emergency action and obtained a restraining order halting Telegram's distribution of Gram tokens from its alleged $1.7 billion token offering, claiming the digital currency sale violated securities laws.
The SEC's top leadership appeared before Congress to discuss cryptocurrency regulation, bitcoin exchange-traded funds and the agency's approach to digital asset oversight during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.
Facebook faced intense questioning from House Financial Services Committee members about its proposed Libra cryptocurrency, with lawmakers expressing concerns about the project's impact on monetary policy, financial stability and consumer protection.
Heavy rainfall in Sichuan province during late June 2019 destroyed tens of thousands of mining rigs and disrupted up to 20 percent of the global Bitcoin hashrate, prompting miners to relocate operations to Xinjiang.
Bitcoin surged to $13,880 in June, marking the cryptocurrency's highest price of the year as market participants responded to Facebook's Libra announcement and mounting institutional interest in digital assets.
Hackers stole approximately 7,000 bitcoin worth $40.7 million from Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, in a coordinated attack that exploited API keys and two-factor authentication codes.
QuadrigaCX discovered after its founder Gerald Cotten died that approximately $190 million in cryptocurrency held in cold storage wallets remained inaccessible because Cotten alone possessed the passwords and recovery keys required to unlock the encrypted systems.
BitTorrent Token raised $7.2 million in less than 15 minutes on Binance Launchpad, establishing a successful precedent for the initial exchange offering model as an alternative to traditional initial coin offerings.
ConsenSys has announced significant workforce reductions affecting up to 600 employees, representing approximately 50 percent of its total staff as the Ethereum-focused studio restructures operations.
Ohio's treasurer began accepting cryptocurrency payments for business taxes on November 26, 2018, making the state the first in the United States to adopt this payment method.
Bitcoin Cash underwent a contentious hard fork on November 15, 2018, splitting into two competing versions—ABC and SV—after a hash war battle for mining dominance.
Bitcoin tumbled below $6,000 on November 14, 2018, reaching its lowest level since August and marking the beginning of sustained downward pressure on cryptocurrency valuations.
The SEC has announced settled charges against EtherDelta founder Zachary Coburn for operating an unregistered securities exchange, marking the regulator's first enforcement action against a digital token trading platform.
Coinbase has completed a $300 million Series E funding round that values the cryptocurrency exchange at $8 billion, marking a significant milestone for institutional investment in the sector.
Fidelity has launched Fidelity Digital Asset Services, offering cryptocurrency custody and trade execution services exclusively to institutional investors.
Bitmain Technologies has filed for Hong Kong stock exchange listing, seeking to raise as much as $3 billion in an initial public offering that would value the mining hardware manufacturer as one of the world's largest semiconductor producers.
Paxos has launched the Paxos Standard Token following authorization from the New York State Department of Financial Services, making it one of the first regulated stablecoins.
The Gemini Trust Company, founded by the Winklevoss twins, has launched the Gemini Dollar stablecoin following regulatory approval from the New York Department of Financial Services.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has postponed its decision on VanEck and SolidX's proposed bitcoin exchange-traded fund until September 30, 2018, extending its review period.
Samsung SDS has confirmed development of blockchain-based signature and authentication systems for Korean financial institutions, marking the technology company's formal entry into banking infrastructure.
Cloud mining provider Genesis Mining announced in August 2018 that it would terminate unprofitable bitcoin contracts after miners' daily outputs fell below maintenance fee requirements during an extended cryptocurrency market downturn.
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization has fallen below $200 billion on August 14, 2018, marking a new 2018 low and representing a seventy-six percent decline from the December 2017 peak.
Huobi Labs, the blockchain development arm of Chinese cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, has announced plans to establish a $1 billion global blockchain industry fund to accelerate cryptocurrency and blockchain technology adoption.
Intercontinental Exchange has announced the formation of Bakkt, a software platform designed to manage digital assets through physically-settled bitcoin futures contracts.
Leaked financial documents revealed that cryptocurrency mining giant Bitmain generated $1.1 billion in net profit during the first quarter of 2018, with some sources reporting figures as high as $1.2 billion for the quarter.
MakerDAO has increased DAI stablecoin's debt ceiling through community voting, enabling the stablecoin supply to reach $100 million as demand for the cryptocurrency-collateralized asset grows.
Malta has officially passed three bills establishing regulatory frameworks for blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, positioning itself as the first country with comprehensive digital asset legislation.
BitMEX has emerged as one of the world's largest cryptocurrency futures exchanges, processing over $2 billion in average daily crypto trades and serving as the primary venue for bitcoin derivatives trading.
Circle has completed the acquisition of cryptocurrency exchange Poloniex for $400 million, integrating the altcoin-focused platform into its broader cryptocurrency services strategy.
Samsung confirmed in January 2018 that it had begun mass production of ASIC chips for bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining, entering the specialized hardware sector previously dominated by Bitmain and Canaan Creative.
Gibraltar has implemented the DLT Regulatory Framework on January 1, 2018, establishing comprehensive licensing requirements for blockchain firms operating within the jurisdiction.
Ripple's XRP token breached the $1 psychological barrier on December 21, 2017, reaching an intraday high of $1.38 as Asian traders drove the cryptocurrency to new all-time highs.
Coinbase announced support for Bitcoin Cash on December 19, 2017, enabling buying and selling of the Bitcoin fork whilst facing insider trading allegations after suspicious pre-launch price movement.
CME Group has begun Bitcoin futures trading on the Globex platform, with the January 2018 contract opening above $20,000 before settling at lower levels.
Bitcoin surged past $19,000 on December 17, 2017, approaching the $20,000 psychological barrier as cryptocurrency markets experienced exceptional volatility during the year's final weeks.
South Korea's National Tax Service announced cryptocurrency taxation plans in December 2017, proposing income tax and transfer income tax on virtual currency holdings and transactions.
The Chicago Board Options Exchange has launched Bitcoin futures trading, beating CME Group to market and providing the first regulated cryptocurrency derivatives product for institutional investors.
The NiceHash mining marketplace suffered a major security breach in December 2017, with attackers stealing approximately 4,700 bitcoins worth $64 million through a sophisticated spear phishing attack that compromised company systems.
CryptoKitties, a blockchain-based collectible game, congested the Ethereum network with unprecedented transaction volumes during its launch in December 2017, consuming 25 percent of network capacity.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced plans to launch the petro, a government-backed cryptocurrency allegedly secured by the country's vast oil reserves, during a televised address.
Bitcoin reached $10,000 for the first time on November 28, 2017, marking a tenfold increase from its $1,000 opening price and crossing another major psychological milestone.
The Monero community crowdfunded Kovri protocol development through donations raising over 7,200 XMR, advancing efforts to hide user IP addresses from cryptocurrency network observers.
CME Group, the world's largest derivatives exchange, has announced plans to launch Bitcoin futures contracts by year-end 2017, pending regulatory approval.
Bitcoin Gold hard forked from the Bitcoin blockchain on October 24, 2017, changing the proof-of-work algorithm to enable mining on graphics processing units instead of specialized ASIC hardware.
Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has publicly warned that the initial coin offering market is experiencing unsustainable bubble conditions with most projects destined to fail.
Chinese regulators have instructed all bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchanges operating domestically to cease trading and close their platforms by a specified deadline.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has publicly declared Bitcoin a fraud and stated he would fire any traders caught speculating in the cryptocurrency, intensifying Wall Street skepticism.
Filecoin raised $257 million across a private presale and public ICO, setting a new record for blockchain-based token sales and exceeding Tezos's previous $232 million record.
China's People's Bank and other government agencies have declared initial coin offerings illegal and issued directives prohibiting banks and financial institutions from conducting ICO-related business.
Bitcoin achieved a new all-time high above $5,000 on September 2, 2017, though prices subsequently pulled back below the level amid profit-taking and market volatility.
Segregated Witness activated on Bitcoin's mainnet on August 24, 2017, after miners achieved consensus support, enabling transaction malleability fixes and establishing the foundation for the Lightning Network.
Bitcoin Cash launched as a new cryptocurrency on August 1, 2017, following a hard fork that increased the block size limit from 1MB to 8MB in an effort to reduce transaction fees.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has released an investigative report concluding that tokens offered by The DAO constitute securities under federal law, establishing important regulatory precedent for initial coin offerings.
The Tezos blockchain project has completed a record-setting initial coin offering that raised $232 million, surpassing the previous ICO fundraising record set by Bancor weeks earlier.
The EOS initial coin offering launched on June 26, 2017, beginning a year-long token sale structure that would ultimately raise over $4 billion, the largest ICO in history.
Bancor has completed the largest initial coin offering to date, raising approximately $153 million in ether during a rapid three-hour crowdsale that captured investor enthusiasm.
Brave, the privacy-focused web browser created by former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich, raised $35 million through a Basic Attention Token sale completed in less than 30 seconds.
Bitcoin reached $2,000 for the first time in its history, pushing the cryptocurrency to a new record amid rising trader interest and sustained investor buying pressure.
Japan's legislature has passed a law recognizing Bitcoin as a legal method of payment, bringing cryptocurrency exchanges under anti-money laundering rules and establishing capital requirements.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has denied a bid to launch the first-ever Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, citing fraud risk and lack of regulation in global Bitcoin markets.
Lightning Labs released the first alpha version of the Lightning Network daemon on January 7, 2017, enabling Bitcoin developers to test payment channels that could process transactions off-chain.
Bitcoin crossed the $1,000 mark for the first time since early 2014, marking a dramatic milestone as the cryptocurrency begins 2017 with strong momentum and investor interest.
Bitcoin's price approached $1,000 per coin in late December 2016, marking a significant milestone and reflecting the cryptocurrency's substantial gains throughout the year.
Kik Interactive announced plans to develop a native cryptocurrency token for its messaging platform, aiming to create a decentralized payment system within the Kik ecosystem.
OpenBazaar released version 2.0 of its decentralized marketplace platform, enabling peer-to-peer commerce without centralized intermediaries or platform fees.
China's tightening capital controls created unprecedented demand for bitcoin as citizens sought to move wealth outside the country, driving bitcoin prices to record levels in Chinese markets.
R3, the blockchain consortium backed by leading financial institutions, faced a significant setback when Goldman Sachs withdrew from the collaborative initiative.
The Hyperledger Project, a collaborative initiative hosted by the Linux Foundation, announced that membership had grown to 100 organizations, demonstrating substantial enterprise interest in permissioned blockchain development.
Zcash officially launched its blockchain on October 28, 2016, introducing the first major cryptocurrency to implement zero-knowledge proof technology for optional transaction privacy.
Deloitte announced the development of a blockchain-based loyalty program demonstration, showcasing enterprise use cases for blockchain technology in customer rewards systems.
Monero's price surged significantly in late 2016 as darknet marketplaces adopted the privacy-focused cryptocurrency as an alternative to bitcoin for transactions.
Bitfinex introduced BFX tokens as a creative compensation mechanism for users whose bitcoin were stolen in the August 2016 hack, converting customer losses into equity-like claims.
The Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange suffered a major security breach resulting in the theft of approximately 120,000 bitcoin, valued at around $72 million at the time.
Ethereum Classic launched as a separate blockchain, maintaining the original Ethereum protocol code and representing a fundamental split in the community over immutability principles.
The Ethereum network underwent a controversial hard fork that reversed the DAO hack and returned stolen funds to investors, with significant community implications.
The European Union proposed new anti-money laundering regulations that would extend to cryptocurrency exchanges, requiring customer identification and transaction reporting.
Coinbase announced a Series C funding round of $75 million, bringing the cryptocurrency exchange's total raised to over $100 million and reflecting confidence in the exchange's business model.
An unknown attacker exploited a vulnerability in The DAO's smart contract code, draining approximately $60 million worth of ether tokens in a matter of hours.
ConsenSys announced funding to support its mission of building decentralized applications and tools on the Ethereum blockchain, establishing itself as a major Ethereum ecosystem developer.
Bitfury began deploying its 16nm ASIC mining chip in mid-2016 with efficiency of 0.06 joules per gigahash and 40 gigahashes per second per chip, advancing mining hardware into a new generation of performance.
Swedish bitcoin mining company KnCMiner filed for bankruptcy after raising $32 million, citing high energy taxes, rising competition from Chinese miners, and the impending July 2016 bitcoin halving.
The DAO, a distributed autonomous organization built on Ethereum, has crossed the $150 million threshold, becoming the world's largest crowdfunding campaign by a significant margin.
Japan formally recognized bitcoin as a legal method of payment through new regulatory legislation, signaling mainstream acceptance and creating a framework for regulated cryptocurrency exchanges.
Australian academic Craig Wright announced through a blog post and cryptographic signatures that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, a claim that immediately faced skepticism.
R3 announced the development of Corda, an enterprise-focused blockchain platform designed specifically for financial institutions and complex multi-party transactions.
ShapeShift, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, recovered from a security breach involving approximately $230,000 in stolen cryptocurrency, implementing new security measures.
Australia's government announced that bitcoin would no longer be subject to goods and services tax, eliminating double taxation when used for purchases and eliminating a significant barrier to adoption.
Steemit, a blockchain-based social media platform that rewarded content creators with cryptocurrency, officially launched, introducing a novel model for content monetization.
Ethereum released version Homestead on March 14, 2016, implementing critical protocol upgrades and stability improvements following the Frontier launch.
Blockstream, a Bitcoin technology company focused on scaling solutions and sidechains, announced a Series A funding round of $55 million, reflecting investor confidence in its technical vision.
IBM announced the availability of blockchain-as-a-service on its Bluemix cloud platform, allowing enterprises to develop and test blockchain applications without building infrastructure from scratch.
The UK government published an official report examining blockchain technology and blockchain, exploring implications for financial regulation, record-keeping, and technological innovation.
Prominent Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn published a lengthy article declaring that the Bitcoin experiment had failed due to governance failures and scaling limitations.
21 Inc unveiled the Bitcoin Computer, a Raspberry Pi-based device with an integrated mining chip, priced at $399 and designed to let developers earn bitcoin while selling digital services.