A pseudonymous developer credits Bitcoin Knots maintainer Luke Dashjr for a softfork proposal that could split the Bitcoin blockchain, claiming Bitcoin Core exposes users to legal risks.
Lawmakers around the world are lobbying to regulate non-custodial services to combat terror financing and sanctions evasion. But non-sanctioned jurisdictions lead in DeFi adoption.
Posts are claiming that a ChatGPT generated AI Passport passed KYC Checks at notable cryptocurrency exchanges. That's not true, the posts author tells The Rage.
The developers had reaffirmed their not-guilty plea as recently as last week. Money laundering charges will be dropped as part of the plea.
The Government would criminalize the publication of decentralized software in violation of the first amendment, the defense argues.
