After nine months of politics, bickering, trolling, blocking, accusations and all-out warfare, the most significant upgrade to the Bitcoin network in recent times, SegWit, is now locked in and will soon activate. SegWit (a.k.a. Segregated Read more…
ITEM: NBTC Secretary-General Takorn Tantasith announced that the telecoms regulator is allocating 850- and 400-MHz spectrum to two high-speed rail projects. Dtac currently has 10 MHz of 850-MHz under a concession with state telco CAT Read more…
A bug in popular third-party Ethereum wallet Parity has caused three ICOs to be drained of their funds to the tune of over $32 million. The Parity bug in question meant that certain multi-signature wallets Read more…
The president of the Thailand Development and Research Institute (TDRI) think tank has slammed the government for promoting a paradoxical vision of Thailand 4.0 that calls for a knowledge-based economy yet stifles free flow of Read more…
The Bitcoin Fork Saga has taken yet another strange turn as some Chinese Bitcoin miners – hit hard by Bitcoin losing one third of its value – are now switching sides to the Bitcoin-Core team Read more…
The Thai government has invested $11.7 million (400 million baht) to turn the island of Phuket into a smart city, albeit one that takes a page from Orwell or Huxley. Phuket provincial governor Norapat Plodthong Read more…
With just days to go before its scheduled launch on July 14, Bitcoin1 – the corporate and Chinese-backed variant of Bitcoin – has suffered its first meltdown on testnet due to its demand for much Read more…
As MtGox’s CEO brings his “transaction malleability” defense to trial, the fight over Bitcoin’s capacity roadmap escalates and raises the issue of how to fix the transaction malleability bug – or whether it needs fixing Read more…
I have spent the last couple of days listening over and over a presentation by Craig Wright, the man whom the BBC claimed, citing secret proof, to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin in Read more…
Thailand’s National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA) has almost unanimously (144 to 1) approved a report on recommendations to control social media that comes right out of an Orwellian dystopia and makes the most oppressive regimes Read more…
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