January 29, 2026
Ethereum

C++ DEV Update – July edition

Since the last C++ DEV Update, a lot of things happened in the engine room which were not really visible to the outside. This post wants to give an overview about what we are currently working on. Apart from the features side, Bob has been working on a proposed process for re-licensing of the C++

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Bitcoin

After A Snake-Like 2025, Is The Bitcoin Price Ready To Break Out In 2026?

We had high hopes for the bitcoin price in 2025. It was supposed to be the crescendo of the four-year cycle, the most bullish setup in recent memory. It was the year after the halving, the ETFs had just been approved, a new president was elected, with the promise of the money printer roaring back

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Crypto

Dogecoin bulls watch key inverse head-and-shoulders setup near resistance

Dogecoin consolidates at support as an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern forms, with Bollinger Bands framing a potential bullish breakout or breakdown. Summary Dogecoin is compressing between a nearby buy-order block and a horizontal supply band on the daily chart.​ An emerging inverse head-and-shoulders pattern targets an overhead supply zone if price breaks and closes above neckline

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Ethereum

Taylor’s Summer Update | Ethereum Foundation Blog

Hey everyone, I spent some time with our Canadian friends in Toronto after presenting “Ethereum: The World Computer” at Blockchain Training Conference last month and I wanted to provide a quick update on some of the exciting happenings in the Ethereum dev ecosystem. Lots of things are brewing behinds the scenes, so let’s jump in!

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Bitcoin

Democrats Question SEC’s Move to Pause Justin Sun Case Amid Uproar

Democrats question the SEC’s decision to pause the Justin Sun case, citing concerns over political donations and regulatory fairness. House Democrats are raising concerns about the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) decision to halt its enforcement actions. This includes the case involving Tron founder Justin Sun. The lawmakers are questioning why the SEC chose

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Crypto

CME adds Cardano, Chainlink and Stellar futures.

CME will list Cardano, Chainlink and Stellar futures on Feb. 9, adding micro and standard contracts as institutions seek regulated altcoin exposure and hedging tools. Summary CME plans Feb. 9 launch of standard and micro futures on Cardano, Chainlink and Stellar, pending regulatory approval, expanding beyond BTC, ETH, XRP and Solana.​ Cardano, Chainlink and Stellar

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Ethereum

How to build server less applications for Mist

How to build server less applications for Mist | Ethereum Foundation Blog Posted by Alex Van de Sande on July 12, 2016 Ethereum is not meant to be a platform to build esoteric smart contract applications that require a STEM degree to understand, but it aims to be one pillar of a different architecture for

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Bitcoin

Mobile App Change Log 7.17.0

09 Oct Mobile App Change Log 7.17.0 Recent updates and optimisations to the Bitfinex mobile app We’re pleased to present Version 7.17.0 of the Bitfinex mobile app. The latest update to the Bitfinex mobile app includes general improvements. You can also download the latest version of the Bitfinex mobile app from the Android Application Package

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Crypto

American Bitcoin Academy founder Brian Sewell gets 3 years for $2.9M crypto fraud

Utah resident Brian Gary Sewell has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for his role in defrauding investors out of roughly $2.9 million through an unlicensed cryptocurrency business. Summary Brian Gary Sewell was sentenced to three years in federal prison for defrauding investors and running an unlicensed cryptocurrency business. Prosecutors said he collected

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Blockchain

DeadLock ransomware abuses Polygon blockchain to rotate proxy servers quietly

Group-IB published its report on Jan. 15 and said the method could make disruption harder for defenders. The malware reads on-chain data, so victims do not pay gas fees. Researchers said Polygon is not vulnerable, but the tactic could spread. Ransomware groups usually rely on command-and-control servers to manage communications after breaking into a system.

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