Here are some of the leading environmentally-conscious projects within the crypto industry and how they are utilizing their technological influence to good effect.
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Columbia U’s professor heads up a16z’s new crypto research unit
Following his appointment as head of research, Tim Roughgarden stated that a16z’s funding into crypto research will grow by “many multiples of the next couple […]
Quantum computing to run economic models on crypto adoption
The industry may have 10 years or less to devise defenses against quantum computers capable of breaching its elliptic curve cryptography.
Why decentralized telecommunications is necessary to make Web3 a reality
Current flaws in today’s internet, including poor performance and reliability, require a foundational change.
Binance.US leaves Blockchain Association to form own DC government affairs team
The U.S. affiliate of the world’s largest crypto exchange says it’s time for its own voice, and major lobbyist Blockchain Association wished them well.
Tezos co-founder Arthur Breitman discusses the untapped potential of DeFi
Breitman revealed that Tezos’ solution to the blockchain trilemma is using optimistic rollups in an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph.
Cricket NFT startup Rario raises $120M in Series A funding
The nonfungible token startup has also formed a partnership with Dream Sports, an Indian sports technology company with more than 140 million users.
Algorand aims to convert network transaction fees into carbon offsets
The smart contract will automatically allocate part of the Algorand blockchain’s transaction fees to purchase carbon credits at the carbon offset marketplace ClimateTrade.
The 3 questions on financial literacy Bitcoiners flunk: Bank of Canada
“In particular, Canadians who were young, male, employed, had a university degree, high household income and relatively low financial literacy were more likely to own […]
AUSTRAC releases 2 new guides to help spot illicit crypto use
AUSTRAC also urged financial institutions from debanking clients who may be engaged in suspicious account activity, as a mistake could be costly to “Australia’s economy.”