Bitwise Bitcoin ETF approved investment option for $30 billion advisor network

[ad_1] Bitwise Bitcoin ETF Trust (BITB) was recently approved as an investment option for a $30 billion network of Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs). Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley revealed this development via social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Feb. 19, noting that advisors within the network are now authorized to allocate funds with BITB, typically … Read more

Bitcoin’s global ETPs inch closer to historic peak, US spot ETFs credited for growth

[ad_1] Quick Take ByteTree data indicates that global Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) are nearing their all-time high of approximately 966k Bitcoin, a record set back in 2021. A significant contributor to this development is the success of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States, which have seen a net flow of approximately $5.5 billion. BTC … Read more

Earn up to 28% APR* when you stake your DYM

[ad_1] We’re thrilled to announce that Kraken now supports Dymension (DYM) staking! Staking and funding DYM trading and staking are live. Add DYM to your Kraken account by navigating to Funding, selecting the asset, and hitting Deposit. Stake your DYM and earn up to 28% APR* from the Earn section of your Kraken Pro account … Read more

The 1.x Files: January call digest

[ad_1] January 14th tl;dc (too long, didn’t call) Disclaimer: This is a digest of the topics discussed in the recurring Eth1.x research call, and doesn’t represent finalized plans or commitments to network upgrades. The main topics of this call were Rough data quantifying advantages of switching to a binary trie structure Transition strategies and potential … Read more

eth2 quick update no. 8

[ad_1] Keep it coming tldr; Runtime Verification audit and verification of deposit contract Runtime Verification recently completed their audit and formal verification of the eth2 deposit contract bytecode. This is a significant milestone bringing us closer to the eth2 Phase 0 mainnet. Now that this work is complete, I ask for review and comment by … Read more

blockchain – How do you verify a block manually?

[ad_1] Copied below is a short python script that walks through the verification, using input values for block 505400 from the blockchain.com block explorer: import json import hashlib block={} #inputs values (from https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/blocks/btc/505400) block[‘blocknumber’]=505400 block[‘version’]=’20000000′ block[‘hashPrevBlock’]=’00000000000000000022a664b3ff1e4f85140eddeebd0efcbe6a543d45c4135f’ block[‘hashMerkleRoot’]=’a3defcaa713d267eacab786c4cc9c0df895d8ac02066df6c84c7aec437ae17ae’ block[‘time’]=1516561306 block[‘bits’]=394155916 block[‘nonce’]=2816816696 #prepare values block[‘versionprepared’]=bytes.fromhex(block[‘version’])[::-1].hex() block[‘hashPrevBlockprepared’]=bytes.fromhex(block[‘hashPrevBlock’])[::-1].hex() block[‘hashMerkleRootprepared’]=bytes.fromhex(block[‘hashMerkleRoot’])[::-1].hex() block[‘timeprepared’]=int(block[‘time’]).to_bytes(4, byteorder=”little”).hex() block[‘bitsprepared’]=int(block[‘bits’]).to_bytes(4, byteorder=”little”).hex() block[‘nonceprepared’]=int(block[‘nonce’]).to_bytes(4, byteorder=”little”).hex() #concatentate prepared values to … Read more