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Research on cryptocurrency forecasting models takes a new step. A study published in a scientific journal now recognizes the robustness of a theory developed over more than ten years called the "Power Law.

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Bitcoin Core's latest attempt to strengthen ‘privacy' has come under scrutiny after researchers found that a new transaction-broadcasting option could, in specific edge cases, expose a node operator's real IP address—undercutting the very anonymity protections many users rely on. MEXC Ventures said in a recent research note that Bitcoin Core version 31.0's privatebroadcast option may bypass Tor proxy settings under certain network conditions, potentially allowing direct IPv4 or IPv6 connections during transaction relay.

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The Ethereum Foundation released a policy guide, outlining that Ethereum is to be classified as a neutral public infrastructure where both governments and institutions can turn for their needs.

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Ionic Digital, the bitcoin miner formed out of the Celsius bankruptcy, filed to go public on Nasdaq after a sharp pullback in its mining operations and a rapid shift toward AI infrastructure leasing. This article first appeared in The Energy Mag. The original article can be viewed here.