Ethereum

Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review for week of September 16th, 2018

Chen Min, the former chief chip maker at Bitcoin mining chip developer Canaan Creative, is turning her attention to Ethereum.

Constantinople is the next slated Ethereum release, introduced through a hard fork, that will include five Ethereum Improvement Proposals.

Two crypto companies, Gemina Trust and Paxos, got a green light from a New York state regulator to launch their own stablecoins pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar.

The price of ether has been dropping like a rock over the last few weeks as it managed to realize a 30% devaluation in a very short period of time.

Origin’s latest offering is positioning itself to challenge encrypted messaging giant Telegram, which, while not decentralized, is widely used within the cryptocurrency community.

In two short weeks, ETHUSD was devalued by 50% of its market value. With little to no relief for the underwater bulls, ether seems to be accelerating downward as buyer confidence is lacking and showing signs of capitulation. The entire crypto market, as a whole, is showing signs of capitulation as many alts have seen similar devaluations in shorter periods of time than ETHUSD. Similar to many other coins, ether is penetrating long-held support with very little ease:

Mati Greenspan, senior market analyst at eToro, examines how the Cardano blockchain stacks up in comparison to Ethereum's.

Bitcoin Magazine caught up with ConsenSys’ Gupta to discuss the launch of project Tachyon and the launch of ConsenSys India, as well as the various factors that come into play in deciding where to allocate funds.

Bitcoin Magazine's top bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrency news stories from the past week.