🚀 The Largest CoinJoin Ever 🔀 ~ CEOM Coin

terça-feira, 11 de junho de 2019

🚀 The Largest CoinJoin Ever 🔀

Posted by Carlos Morato on 03:07

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📕 CCN is Shutting Down after Google's June 2019 Core Update

CCN.com announced it's shutting down due to a stark drop in traffic arising from Google's June 2019 Core Update.

The site reported daily revenue was down by more than 90% within two days of the update.

CCN is making the call to move its journalists to its sister site HVY.com, a journalism platform.

CCN editorial

📄 DAI is now supported by Coinbase Earn, a first for stablecoins

Coinbase announced that it has added the ability to earn the DAI (DAI) stablecoin through its popular program "Coinbase Earn,"

Coinbase Earn is a platform in which users can earn crypto by watching videos and answering quizzes.

The platform was recently announced that is is now available to users globally.

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🎩 100 Bitcoin Users Perform What Might Be Largest 'CoinJoin' Transaction Ever

The Wasabi Wallet community recently brought together 100 people to collectively execute a "CoinJoin" transaction on the Bitcoin (BTC) Network.

A CoinJoin transaction is is a way to make BTC transactions more private by mixing a number of different transactions together and then redistributing them, in a decentralized manner.

Currently a CoinJoin transaction faces various limitations. However, future updates of the Bitcoin Network (such as Schnorr Signature) would make them easier and more efficient.

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