It's no secret that NVIDIA and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the only two manufacturers of high-end GPUs, have increased their processor profits thanks to the cryptocurrency boom. Their processors are used to mine cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and ZCash, which are created by running calculations on GPUs.
China released the second edition of the ranking of state-approved cryptocurrencies, giving the palm to EOS, and dropping Bitcoin to the second ten.
Over the weekend, Bitcoin and Ripple updated their 2018 annual lows. Queue for Ethereum
ASIC manufacturer and mining giant Bitmain mined 42% of all blocks produced on the Bitcoin network last week. BTC.com and AntPool, which are both owned by Bitmain, control 26.6% and 15.3% of the network's total hashrate.
You already know how javascript miners get to the pages of Internet resources. Now let’s try to figure out how to find out which of the many open tabs is using your resources to mine cryptocurrency.
In today's review, as always, we summarize the past week and analyze the overall price dynamics.
The EOS network, which launched more than a week ago, has once again surprised everyone with its unconventional approach to governance.
Developers are finding new ways to showcase the power of the Lightning Network and its micro-transactions. First came a digital canvas called Satoshi Place, and now Pokétoshi, a platform that lets you play Pokémon through the Lightning Network.
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