
Mark de Wolf
Journalist at Techopedia
Contributor at Design and Make
Tech journalist @esportsinsider and @techopedia, contributor @Benzinga | Esports, FinTech, energy, & AI | Wandering Canuck. Ghostwriter for a few brands I like.
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1 week ago |
benzinga.com | Mark de Wolf
If crypto tokens were used cars, how would you tell a bargain from a clunker? The answer might have spared investors in Libra or Hawk Tuah a lot of pain. According to a study by Solidus Labs, nearly 99% of tokens on DIY meme platform Pump.fun collapse into worthless pump & dump schemes.
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1 week ago |
techopedia.com | Mark de Wolf
On June 10, 2025, China announced the launch of an enterprise-scale underwater data center powered entirely by offshore wind. Destined for the depths off Shanghai, it’s the latest in a series of global initiatives designed to bring down data center energy costs. Seabed deployment offers several potential wins. Access to untapped real estate near major cities is one, but the main benefit is ready-made natural cooling.
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1 week ago |
techopedia.com | Mark de Wolf
SocialFi, the fusion of social media and decentralized finance (DeFi), arrived with a bang in 2023, then quickly faded as projects like Friend.tech and Farcaster ran out of steam. They pulled in loads of users, then swiftly lost them due to flawed business models and weak development roadmaps. The sector went quiet, but the idea of a new form of social network based on user ownership, data portability, and content monetization hasn’t lost its appeal.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Mark Dewolf |Mark de Wolf
The equitable crypto project wants to deliver gains to the massesCan crypto ever return to its egalitarian roots? As banks gobble up Bitcoin and whales consolidate control over ETH, blockchain true believers might be forgiven for reminiscing. Circles (V1) began its life in 2020 as an experiment in decentralized, permissionless currency. The aim was to give the de-banked and financially marginalized universal basic access (UBA) to digital cash.
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2 weeks ago |
benzinga.com | Mark de Wolf
Ethereum's recent network update added a mechanism that gives basic wallets some smart wallet capabilities. But the interwebs are in panic mode over claims that cyberthieves could use the feature to drain user funds. At the center of the storm is Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 7702, one of nine individual add-ons bundled into the blockchain’s Pectra update in May.
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