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Higher fees from Ordinals and BRC-20 may be good for miners but they risk pushing activity to the fragmented world of L2s and harming adoption of Bitcoin around the world. Proposals for “OP_CAT” and CTV would upgrade the network and allow more

Trump and Harris didn’t mention crypto once last night because, despite the industry’s pretensions to relevance, most people don’t care about these issues, says Ryan Gorman.

Manufacturers have struggled to make services for smart devices profitable, leading to problems for consumers. But these machines could be corralled to create blockchain-linked decentralized cloud infrastructure, says E&Y’s Paul Brody.

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) are powerful uses of blockchain technology. But success depends on tokenomics built for the long-term, says the co-founder of Hivemapper.

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<img src='https://i.cbc.ca/ais/efd0bfd3-5a7d-4f1f-9fa7-6b9376175db5,1764618727047…; alt='Video game screenshot of a woman in science fiction armour. Her right arm has a laser cannon attached.' width='620' height='349' title='Samus Aran returns in Nintendo&apos;s Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for the Switch and Switch 2 consoles.'/><p>When it works, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is a sublime new entry in the series, hitting all the points that longtime fans love.
But for every awe-inspiring level design or exhilarating boss battle, it tries and fails at something new.
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The dust is starting to clear on the election and no one won bigger than crypto. Aubrey Strobel looks at how the new Trump Administration could help the industry moving forward.

Compared to the last bull cycle, the jobs market is slightly less abundant for candidates looking to enter the industry. But professionals with experience are as well-placed as ever, says Emily Landon, founder of The Crypto Recruiters.

In the world of crypto, digital assets, and the dream of decentralization, the middleman is a figure of scorn. We speak of peer-to-peer networks with no need for gatekeepers. Yet, whether we like it or not, intermediaries haunt every corner of this