#BitBlockBoom was probably the most surreal event to occur in crypto land since the Bitconnect annual ceremony of January 2018. The event, which is a self-described conference for Bitcoin Maximalists, saw a presentation which gave a step-by-step guide to trolling and arguing with supporters of other cryptocurrencies. One slide, titled “The path to victory” closed with the statement “bully people that don’t agree with us”; and another titled “Relentless propaganda again” led with “Nocoiners must be crushed” (here’s a full transcript of the ramblings).

Last week the ETH/BTC market pair hit yet further lows, falling to a price of 0.017559 BTC as Bitcoin’s market cap dominance touched a 2 year high of 70%. This market has not seen such a price level since March 2017 with an all time high being set at 0.15 BTC in June of the same year.

The relaunch of EthereumPrice.org has not come without its teething issues. We’ve had dozens of requests from users as well as questions about previously enabled features that are no longer visible. This post serves as a quick overview of what’s changed, what’s missing and what’s coming in the future.

The US has been trying to come up with a set of clear regulations for cryptocurrencies since time immemorial, however the sluggish pace is only now becoming a major concern for many lawmakers and business owners.

For the last 18 months I’ve been quietly working behind the scenes to bring a new version of EthereumPrice.org to the people! The site is staying true to its roots (no ads with a simple UI) but the data has been scaled to include price indexes for hundreds of […]