🪙 Exactly 18 years ago today, Satoshi Nakamoto and Martti Malmi registered the Bitcoin.org domain — before the publication of the White Paper and the launch of the network.
Funny enough, Bitcoin still doesn’t have an official website — Bitcoin.org remains an independent community-driven project.
Paolo Ardoino has put an end to rumors about Tether launching its own network — the company is NOT building a blockchain and has no plans to do so.
The strategy remains unchanged — USDT will continue to operate across multiple networks, while Tether will remain neutral toward any specific “transport layer.”
The rumors were sparked by reports that placed Tether alongside Stripe and Circle, which are developing their own infrastructure for stablecoins.
85 seconds to midnight: The Doomsday Clock has set a new alarming record — the world is effectively “creeping” toward a nuclear apocalypse, reports The Washington Post.
The US and Russia, which together possess 86% of the world’s nuclear arsenal, are without an active strategic arms limitation treaty for the first time since 1972.
China is expanding its nuclear arsenal, which now exceeds 600 warheads.
South Korea and Japan also want to develop their own nuclear arsenals. In South Korea, around 70% of citizens support developing their own nuclear weapons.
The publication makes a grim prediction for all humanity: the more nations possess nuclear weapons, the greater the risk of miscalculation and uncontrolled escalation.