Game Changer: The Universal in-App Currency Made for Both Users and Developers

Despite its infant stage of development, blockchain technology has achieved some impressive improvements in speed and efficiency over the last years. The technology can now compete with traditional solutions in areas where it used to be inferior – such as transaction costs that were too high due to gas fees. Reaching a high degree of […]

PRESS RELEASE. Digital currency made splashes in the 2010s with a promise of decentralization and ultimate user privacy. However, most well-known crypto exchange giants, like Binance or Coinbase, are CEXs by essence. It means they are centralized exchange platforms, offering custodial wallets to users and collecting user data. No privacy, no user control, and no genuine decentralization – that’s what the CEX use is. Luckily, by the end of the 2010s, crypto enthusiasts moved further with the idea of introducing the automated market-making (AMM) functionality that....

In a shocking turn of events, developers of the popular mobile Bitcoin game SaruTobi have changed the in-game currency to bitCoin. For as long as SaruTobi was using “Bitcoin” as an in-game currency, there have been multiple reports of confusing and outrage among players expecting to earn a lot of money by actively playing the game. That matter has been resolved now to make it clearer to everyday gamers. The latest update to the SaruTobi game- version 2.10 – includes a few interesting changes. The most obvious change is the removal of “Bitcoin” as the in-)game currency name, and replacing....

It may be cliché, but perhaps no single word sums up bitcoin quite as well as "disruptive". Computer scientists have been trying to create secure and sustainable digital cash since the earliest days of the Internet, and until Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper introducing bitcoin was published in 2008, their efforts were in vain. While the public may still be polarized by the digital currency, most people who take the time to learn about bitcoin and the block chain come to realize the significance of a decentralized, trustless network and the impacts it could potentially have in many areas of....

The bitcoin mining landscape was, perhaps, permanently shaped over the past year, as events both great and small made their marks on the industry. 2014 saw community uprisings against large hashrate contributors, growing amounts of capital flowing into the space, the expansion of mining into the remote corners of the planet and much, much more. MegaBigPower's Dave Carlson argues that the last year was a game changer that brought both risk and reward for those who decided to throw their hat in the mining ring. Carlson operates a bitcoin mine out of Washington state and began establishing a....