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📝 Today's Rundown - 💸 Stablecoins On Bitcoin: Taro daemon's alpha release on testnet enables developers to test issuing, sending and receiving assets like U.S. dollar stablecoins on Bitcoin.
- ⚠️ PoS Trade-Offs: A technical and in-depth analysis of the trade-offs that Ethereum’s consensus mechanism makes in its switch to proof-of-stake and how proof-of-work differs.
- 🇸🇻 Bitcoin In El Salvador: Adopting Bitcoin will see 110 speakers from 30 countries, including Mexican Senator Indira Kempis, discussing financial inclusion and technology.
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Developers Can Now Issue Assets Like Stablecoins On Bitcoin By Namcios Taro's first version of the open-source software was just released by Lightning Labs. This is finally the alpha release, which allows users to mint tokens and receive assets on the Bitcoin blockchain. The release can be found in testnet for now, as it goes through rigorous trials before it can go live on mainnet.
Taro leverages the functionality of Taproot, a major upgrade that went live last year, to enable the issuance of assets in a private and secure manner. In essence the bitcoin transaction looks like a regular one, while allowing the issuance and movement of assets throughout the Lightning Network.
There is still work to be done in terms of code integration from the different Lightning implementations, but the path towards a hyperbitcoinized world is now paved. |
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A Bitcoiner’s Guide To Proof-Of-Stake By Scott Sullivan We know that for most Bitcoiners it can be quite annoying to have to read about what goes on in altcoin land. However, with all the buzz on Bitcoin Twitter about the protocol change of Ethereum to proof-of-stake (PoS) and their repetitive claims of their supposed liberation from the “dirty” and “wasteful” externalities associated with proof-of-work (PoW), we can expect the narrative to become more aggressive in the months to come and we, Bitcoiners, should be ready to punch back.
Learning how PoS works is a really good way to internalize the differences and trade-offs between PoW and PoS. Even though it is very likely that you have already heard about PoS being more permissioned, centralizing and oligarchical, without looking into the details and really diving into the PoS algorithm, it can be quite difficult to illustrate how a PoS system is destined to fail.
The author of this article goes deep into how the PoS algorithm works and explains why it is definitely not a good base for any sound money system. |
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🇸🇻 Bitcoin In El Salvador |
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El Salvador To Host Nonprofit Bitcoin Conference With Attendees From Over 30 Countries By Shawn Amick El Salvador, the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender is hosting the Adopting Bitcoin conference, with more than 110 speakers from over 30 countries gathering to discuss the ways forward towards financial inclusion.
Not so long ago the country hosted an economic summit for central bankers and financial institutions from 44 different countries to learn about financial inclusion through Bitcoin and to introduce them to Bitcoin Beach.
The country is taking serious the objective of becoming the Singapore of Central America, and a beacon for financial inclusion. With an increasing number of conferences and bitcoin educational programs, the world seems to be paying attention to the country's next steps. |
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