You can now send Bitcoin for free on Cash App, thanks to Lightning
Block's Cash App has rolled out free Bitcoin Lightning Network transactions. The feature is live for most iOS users.
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Crypto investor wants Kim Kardashian in court over pump and dump
Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, and Paul Pierce shilled blatant 'pump and dump' crypto EthereumMax to millions of followers.
McDonald’s to crypto billionaire: Binance chief enters world’s top 20 richest
How much is Binance chief exec Changpeng Zhao worth? Bloomberg reckons $96 billion, and that's not even counting his actual crypto.
Mozilla founder forces ‘PR disaster’ over crypto, laments ‘coinsplainers’
Mozilla founder Jamie Zawinski, who left the project last millennium, concern-trolled the open source browser into canceling crypto donations.
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Blockchain ‘alternative’ to Amazon Web Services just another crypto scam
Crypto investors thought they'd backed a decentralized cloud network but Crowd Machine was just a scam, say SEC regulators.
The Weekend Shift: Theranos, Winter Olympics, Global Risks
The most interesting reads, podcasts, charts, and opinions from the internet this weekend -- curated for you by the Protos newsroom.
Ethereum wannabes Fantom, Avalanche duke it out over transaction count
Celebrity DeFi devs have helped drive interest in upstart blockchain Fantom, which is now processing more transactions per day than Avalanche.
PODCAST: Kosovo Bitcoin ban, Kazakh hashrate hit, Bogdanoff’s last dump
Listen to the most important stories in Bitcoin and crypto covered by our newsroom in the past week.
CoinMarketCap appears to reverse policy on Hex after class action threat [UPDATED]
A Hex investor tried to sue Binance execs for banishing the controversial crypto from CoinMarketCap's front page. Now, it's there.
Bitcoin miners collateral damage during violent unrest in Kazakhstan
Bitcoin's total hashrate fell up to 12% after Kazakhstan's largest telecom provider pulled the plug on the internet during violent protests.