Internet celebrity Logan Paul has filed a defamation lawsuit against YouTuber Stephen Findeisen, better known as Coffeezilla, over a series of videos about Paul’s failed NFT game CryptoZoo.The fee is contaminated In San Antonio District Court on June 27, Paul alleged that Findeisen “maliciously and repeatedly” published false statements accusing Paul of committing fraud in connection with CryptoZoo.Court documents allege Findeisen “spread this false story, knowing it to be completely false, in order to increase his profile and increase his viewership and income.”Trilogy video The series in question was published in late 2022. In the report, Coffeezilla accused Paul of…
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Tezos is a blockchain platform designed to solve the most fundamental problem of the ecosystem: marketability. In essence, it handles the problem by keeping you ready for upgrades and ensuring future operations. Simply put, no matter what happens in the future and how widely the ecosystem expands, Tezos’ mechanisms will have more than enough capacity to handle its functions. Tezos has now launched Tezos X. This was identified as a vision for a blockchain platform to handle future operations. Tezos Blockchain with superpowersa cloud-like backend that can be used for a wide range of applications. The key is Modular approachwhich…
Although cryptocurrencies were ignored in the presidential debate, altcoins showed a bullish trend. BODEN fell 35% after the discussion, and TREMP fell 7.35%. The much-anticipated first 2024 presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump is now over and the dust has settled. However, it did not go as expected, especially for the crypto community, and they were disappointed. Despite great expectations for discussions on regulatory issues and other concerns related to the crypto industry, this topic was completely overlooked. The 90-minute discussion covered a variety of topics, including abortion and immigration, but not digital assets. This…
Chainlink launches Data Streams on Avalanche to improve real-time data accessibility. Data Streams introduces pull-based oracles for low-latency data retrieval. The new product expands Chainlink’s product offering. Chainlink has partnered with GMX (a perpetual futures trading platform) to launch a revolutionary product called Data Streams on the Avalanche Network. This new product aims to revolutionize data processing for decentralized applications like GMX. GMX leverages Chainlink’s cutting-edge data streams to provide real-time, high-frequency market data essential for decentralized futures exchanges. Chainlink’s Data Streams introduces a “pull-based” model. Chainlink’s Data Streams differ from traditional “push-based” oracle systems that regularly update on-chain data…
In a recent blog post, NVIDIA’s AI Red Team revealed potential vulnerabilities in large-scale language model (LLM) tokenizers and provided strategies to mitigate these risks. According to the NVIDIA Technology Blog, the tokenizer that converts the input string into a token ID for LLM processing can be a significant point of failure if not properly secured. Understanding Vulnerabilities Tokenizers are often reused across multiple models and are typically stored as plain text files, making them accessible and modifiable by anyone with sufficient privileges. An attacker could potentially alter the tokenizer’s .json configuration file to change…
Crypto margin trading empowers traders to amplify their trading positions by leveraging borrowed funds, thereby enhancing potential gains in the volatile cryptocurrency market. This sophisticated trading strategy involves borrowing capital from a broker or exchange to increase the size of a trade beyond the trader’s own capital capacity. To delve into crypto margin trading effectively, traders must grasp its mechanics, particularly how it operates with both long and short positions. A long position involves buying an asset with the expectation that its value will increase over time. By leveraging borrowed funds, traders can control a larger amount of the asset…
Synternet Mainnet Now Live with Monaco Launch on Cosmos – Chainwire housenewsroomSynternet Mainnet Goes Live on Cosmos with Monaco Launch We use cookies to make the Chainwire website a better experience. Cookies help us provide you with a more personalized experience, relevant advertising, and provide web analytics for us. Technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of specific services explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of transmitting communications via electronic communications networks. Technical storage or access is necessary for legitimate purposes, such as storing…
June 26th What is BLAST? Posted at 15:00 in education, tokens by admin Blast is an Ethereum Layer 2 solution that integrates native returns for ETH and stablecoins, making it a unique product in the Ethereum Layer 2 protocol space. This Layer 2 protocol is designed to distribute returns from decentralized protocols such as ETH staking and the on-chain T-Bill protocol directly to users, providing a 4% return on ETH and 5% return on stablecoins. This approach solves the problem that current Layer 2 solutions do not provide returns, resulting in users losing potential profits to inflation. Blast operates as…
Data shows that Bitcoin (BTC) miner withdrawals have fallen by nearly 90% since the block subsidy was halved.CryptoQuant, an on-chain analytics platform, suggested in a Quicktake post on June 28 that selling pressure from miners is “weakening.”CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Miner Withdrawals “Drastically Decline”Bitcoin miners have had months to adjust to a new economic reality following the April halving, which saw their subsidy per block mined slashed by 50%.Network fundamentals reflected the reorganization, with both hash rate and mining difficulty falling from all-time highs.“After the Bitcoin halving, mining rewards were cut in half, so older model mining rigs were no longer cost-effective…
Bitcoin (BTC) miner withdrawals have fallen by nearly 90% since the block subsidy halving, according to data.In a June 28 Quicktake post, on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant suggested that miner selling pressure was “weakening.”CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Miner Withdrawals “Decline Sharply”Bitcoin miners have had months to adjust to a new economic reality since the April halving, which reduced the subsidy per block mined by 50%.Network fundamentals reflected the reshuffle, with both hash rate and mining difficulty dropping from all-time highs.“After the Bitcoin halving, mining rewards were cut in half, so older model mining rigs were no longer cost-effective and fell into disuse,” explained…