The Bitcoin Mailing List and its history is erased from Linux
Bitcoin Core developers are no longer using the bitcoin-dev mailing list hosted by the Linux Foundation. Their new home base is Google Groups.
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No auto-update in Bitcoin Core means 13% of nodes could crash
Approximately 13% of Bitcoin Core nodes have not updated their software to protect against a critical bug that was patched back in May 2023.
High severity bug in Bitcoin Core affects 17% of full nodes
Developers have disclosed a high-severity bug involving spammy headers affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core node software.
Bitcoin devs finally admitting to major mistakes in Core software
Bitcoin devs have historically kept coding mistakes quiet but a new movement toward transparency is revealing a raft of fascinating snafus.
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Justin Sun’s new stock SRM rallied 67% before Tron merger news—by Protos Staff
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US prosecutors say Tornado Cash witnesses will ‘waste jury time’—by Protos Staff
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MicroStrategy director quietly dumps all his MSTR shares—by Protos Staff
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Ethereum Foundation under scrutiny as Geth dev speaks out on firing—by Protos Staff
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Saylor to Jim Chanos: Three ways your MSTR short is doomed—by Protos Staff
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Exclusive: Coinbase’s Conor Grogan on how he’s reuniting users with lost crypto—by Protos Staff
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Bitcoin DeFi project ALEX exploited again, aBTC depegs—by Protos Staff
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From STRF to STRD — is Michael Saylor just selling junk bonds?—by Protos Staff
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HTX withdraws $570M from Aave, briefly spikes lending rates—by Protos Staff
