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Is Web Mining Still A Thing?
Last Wednesday, French police shut down a massive botnet that managed to install malware on over 850,000 computers. This network was partially used to distribute ransomware and carry out data theft. H...

What-Coin? These Old Cryptos Did It First
The crypto market is constantly in flux: brand-new cryptocurrencies regularly appear at the top of the charts, while older coins slowly fade away. While Bitcoin has been a consistent leader, the marke...

Does Wikipedia Need A Blockchain?
If you’re sick of Jimmy Wales asking for money, you might be pleased to hear about the blockchain alternative. Everipedia is a for-profit alternative to Wikipedia, based on EOS. They’re trying to ...

Crypto Market Continues Recovery As IOTA and ICON Surge
The altcoin action continues today as the majority of the market is in the green. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has stabilized over $10,000 while continuing to lose some of its dominance. Cryptocurrency Mark...

Money, Schmoney: What Else Is Bitcoin Good For?
Bitcoin is best known as a currency, but that’s not its only use. As the oldest and most-secure blockchain, the Bitcoin ledger has many applications that aren’t directly related to finance or paym...

Can Crypto Change The Way We Microwork?
Microwork may be the most niche form of online labor there is: it doesn’t pay very much, but it does get quite a lot of work done by spreading tasks far and wide. Usually, this involves transcribi...

How Blockchain Projects Can Succeed (And Avoid Legal Hassles) in the USA
If you started your legal career more than 30 years ago in the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) Enforcement Division by suing a company offering geographical dental licenses on the the...

Bitcoin Faucets Are Still Open, But Is Anything Coming Out?
Who says there’s no such thing as a free lunch? Time was when anyone could earn 5 BTC at the first-ever Bitcoin faucet. It was run by Gavin Andresen, soon-to-be-founder of the Bitcoin Foundation. If...

Five dApps That Could Lead To A Major Reversal In ICON Prices (And Yes – Karaoke!)
It’s a big year for ICON. The Korean “blockchain of blockchains” is about to launch the first stage of its ICONSENSUS program, where its participants will vote on-chain in the election of full n...

IOST-Backed Emogi Network Launches With Two Established DApps
Today Emogi announced the launch of a network for engagement-based micropayments and staking. The IOST-incubated ecosystem features two already-existing apps: Berminal, a cryptocurrency news aggregato...