Andrew Singer

6 days ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Singer

Andrew Singer 44 minutes ago Has Ethereum been too complacent about fees? It no longer has the “luxury of being a peace-time research project,” said one conference panelist. 269 Total views Listen to article 0:00 Analysis COINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEEDLayer 2s have been a great blockchain success story. They’ve reduced congestion on the Ethereum mainnet, driving down gas fees while preserving security.

6 days ago | ar.cointelegraph.com | Andrew Singer

Andrew Singer منذ 29 دقيقة فيما تتوسع الطبقات الثانية مثل Base وOptimism على شبكة إيثريوم وتحقق أرباحًا ضخمة من رسوم المعاملات، يتصاعد الجدل حول ما إذا كانت تدعم الشبكة الأم أم تستغلها دون مقابل كافٍ. تقرير معمّق بعد مؤتمر Cornell Tech يحلل المعضلة، ويطرح حلولًا منها الـ Based Rollups ورسوم الـ Blobs المتزايدة. تحليل مثّلت الطبقات الثانية (L2s) قصة نجاح بارزة في عالم البلوكشين، حيث ساهمت في تقليل ازدحام شبكة إيثريوم الرئيسية وخفض رسوم الغاز مع الحفاظ على الأمان.

1 week ago | derspekter.org | Andrew Singer

— 2 min read Editor's note: With the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising having just passed, we offer this observation by political cartoonist Andy Singer about the perverted parallels of Israel's actions and Jewish history. I've been drawing and publishing cartoons since 1991. My clients were mostly alternative weekly newspapers, many of which are now gone. Occasionally I get something published in a larger, more mainstream venue like The New Yorker or The New York Times.

1 week ago | gfmag.com | Andrew Singer

Banks, asset managers, and corporates push crypto and digital currencies into the mainstream amid shifting financial dynamics. The argest bank in Italy, Intesa Sanpaolo, quietly purchased $1 million worth of bitcoin in early January. The move was not publicly disclosed; it surfaced in an internal bank memo. When pressed by reporters, CEO Carlo Messina described the purchase as merely a “test,” suggesting that Intesa may eventually acquire more bitcoin on behalf of some of its wealthy clients.

1 week ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Singer

Andrew Singer 3 minutes ago “The world looks to New York, and the world looks to [its] Department of Financial Services,” veteran crypto regulator Ken Coghill told a Cornell audience. 18 Total views Listen to article 0:00 Analysis COINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEEDLove it or leave it, New York State has been a force in crypto regulation.