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Mt. Gox’s Former CEO Suggests Hard Fork to Reclaim 80K Stolen Bitcoin

Mark Karpelès, former CEO of the defunct Mt. Gox exchange, has proposed a Bitcoin hard fork to recover nearly 80,000 BTC stolen in the 2011 hack. The funds have remained inactive in a known address for over 15 years. The proposed protocol change would allow the stolen bitcoins to be moved using a recovery address signature, specifically for this case, without altering rules for other transactions. Karpelès emphasized the proposal is a draft, not a formal implementation request, and would require consensus from miners and nodes. The idea has sparked debate within the Bitcoin community. Critics argue it violates the network's core principle of immutability and could set a dangerous precedent for future exceptions. Supporters counter that the hack is a clear historical event with an ongoing legal rehabilitation process in Japan to return funds to verified creditors. They also acknowledge the significant risk of a chain split if the hard fork lacks consensus.

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Mt. Gox’s Former CEO Suggests Hard Fork to Reclaim 80K Stolen Bitcoin

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Ethereum’s Future Secured? Buterin Outlines Ambitious 4-Year Overhaul

Vitalik Buterin has outlined an ambitious four-year upgrade plan, "Strawmap," to significantly enhance Ethereum's speed and security. The roadmap, published by the Ethereum Foundation, details a series of changes to be implemented through seven scheduled hard forks. A primary goal is to drastically reduce block time from the current 12 seconds down to just 2 seconds in incremental steps. Buterin also emphasized the need to improve how nodes share information to support these faster speeds securely. Additionally, the plan targets a major reduction in finality time—the point where a transaction becomes irreversible—from 16 minutes to between 6 and 16 seconds. This overhaul involves a fundamental shift to a simpler confirmation system designed to be resistant to future quantum computing attacks. The first concrete steps begin this year's two confirmed hard forks, Glamsterdam and Hegotá. Buterin described the changes as "very invasive," noting they will be bundled with a crucial switch to post-quantum cryptography to future-proof the network.

bitcoinistAyer 17:31

Ethereum’s Future Secured? Buterin Outlines Ambitious 4-Year Overhaul

bitcoinistAyer 17:31

Ethereum 2026: Decoding EF's Latest Protocol Roadmap, Officially Entering the Era of 'Engineering Upgrades'?

Ethereum Foundation's 2026 protocol roadmap signals a major shift toward predictable, engineering-driven upgrades, moving from fragmented EIP-focused updates to a structured tri-annual hard fork schedule. Following successful dual upgrades (Pectra and Fusaka) in 2025, the 2026 plan—centered on Glamsterdam and Hegotá—prioritizes three core pillars: Scale, Improve UX, and Harden the L1. Scale focuses on parallel execution via Block-level Access Lists and ePBS integration to boost throughput, with gas limits potentially doubling. Improve UX aims to eliminate cross-chain fragmentation through intent-based architectures (Open Intents Framework) and native account abstraction, streamlining user interactions. Harden the L1 strengthens security with anti-censorship measures like FOCIL and quantum-resistant cryptography research. This structured, collaborative approach marks Ethereum’s transition from a research-oriented project to a mature, institutional-grade platform, emphasizing security and usability while targeting global adoption as a foundational financial layer.

marsbitAyer 11:32

Ethereum 2026: Decoding EF's Latest Protocol Roadmap, Officially Entering the Era of 'Engineering Upgrades'?

marsbitAyer 11:32

Cardano Hard Fork Expected Next Month, Leios Still ‘This Year’: Hoskinson

In a February 19 livestream, Charles Hoskinson announced that the Cardano blockchain is expected to undergo a hard fork "next month," while the Leios scalability solution remains on track for release "this year." He highlighted several key developments, including the upcoming launch of the Midnight network, a LayerZero integration connecting Cardano to over 80 blockchains, and the introduction of USDCx—a stablecoin-like asset emphasizing privacy and non-freezability. Hoskinson also discussed ongoing ecosystem growth, such as Plutus upgrades, Aiken development, and the integration of Pyth as a tier-one oracle. Additionally, he expressed concerns about the industry's shift toward permissioned networks controlled by financial institutions, warning against centralized control over user assets. At the time of reporting, ADA was trading at $0.2748.

bitcoinist02/20 19:31

Cardano Hard Fork Expected Next Month, Leios Still ‘This Year’: Hoskinson

bitcoinist02/20 19:31

Base Shifts From OP Stack to Unified Stack for Next Phase of Upgrades

Base, a Coinbase-incubated Ethereum layer-2 blockchain, is transitioning from the OP Stack to its own unified software stack called "base/base" to accelerate upgrades and enhance security. While moving away from the OP Stack, Base will continue to receive support from the Optimism Foundation and remain compatible with OP Stack specifications. The new stack, built on open-source components like Reth, simplifies the architecture, making the network easier to update while maintaining safety and decentralization. Base remains a Stage 1 decentralized rollup and is strengthening security with an independent signer, faster withdrawals, improved governance, and stronger protections. The roadmap includes multiple hard forks: Base V1 will implement Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrades and transition to TEE/ZK proofs, while future forks (V2 and V3) aim to improve user interactions and add Ethereum’s Glamsterdam support. Node operators are advised to switch to the new base client for compatibility with upcoming upgrades.

TheNewsCrypto02/19 07:34

Base Shifts From OP Stack to Unified Stack for Next Phase of Upgrades

TheNewsCrypto02/19 07:34

Pundit Explains Why Ripple And XRP Are A “Psyop” On Investors

Bitcoin maximalist Simon Dixon has reignited debate by labeling Ripple and XRP as a "psyop" that has undermined Bitcoin's original decentralized vision. He argues that the persistent need to explain the differences between XRP and Bitcoin has sown confusion and division within the crypto community, diverting attention from BTC’s core purpose. Dixon also cites other historical events that fractured Bitcoin’s ecosystem, including the 2014 Mt. Gox collapse, which damaged trust, and the block-size wars that led to hard forks like Bitcoin Cash. He suggests these incidents, along with influential figures potentially involved, formed a "divide and conquer" strategy that weakened Bitcoin’s early momentum. Despite these challenges, Bitcoin has recovered and remains the leading cryptocurrency with a $1.35 trillion market cap.

bitcoinist02/18 15:03

Pundit Explains Why Ripple And XRP Are A “Psyop” On Investors

bitcoinist02/18 15:03

XDC Network’s long game – Should traders brace for a deeper pullback soon?

XDC Network's token (XDC) declined slightly by 0.76% in 24 hours but remains up 6.13% weekly, outperforming Bitcoin. Despite a significant 84% drop in daily active users since 2021 and concerns about low on-chain utility, recent data suggests a potential easing in selling pressure. The network completed a successful hardfork to strengthen its real-world asset (RWA) tokenization infrastructure. A partnership with Liqi Digital Assets has led to $100 million in tokenized RWAs, with a target of $500 million by 2026. Another collaboration aims to tokenize $1 billion in debt and receivables. While the RWA narrative counters "ghost chain" fears, the price may still test the $0.022 support level before potentially consolidating. A price bottom could be weeks or months away.

ambcrypto02/08 08:01

XDC Network’s long game – Should traders brace for a deeper pullback soon?

ambcrypto02/08 08:01

The DAO Returns After a Decade, Establishes a $220 Million Security Fund

The DAO, the record-breaking 2016 Ethereum crowdfunding project that led to a major hack and the Ethereum Classic split, is making a symbolic return a decade later. Over 75,109 ETH (worth approximately $220 million) from the incident’s unresolved funds will be used to establish The DAO Security Fund. This fund, managed by a multisig group including key figures like Vitalik Buterin and Taylor Monahan, will focus entirely on enhancing Ethereum’s security. The majority of the ETH (around 69,420) will be staked to create a perpetual endowment, with staking yields and remaining assets funding security efforts such as smart contract audits, core protocol upgrades, and wallet safety improvements. While the initiative aims to turn a historic failure into long-term ecosystem protection, it remains controversial. Questions persist around the legitimacy of repurposing what some consider original token holders' assets and the degree of decentralization in the fund’s governance. Nonetheless, The DAO’s evolution reflects Ethereum’s maturation and the resilience of its community.

marsbit02/02 06:38

The DAO Returns After a Decade, Establishes a $220 Million Security Fund

marsbit02/02 06:38

Is BNB Chain’s post-Fermi roadmap the ‘foundation’ for 2026?

The Fermi hardfork on BNB Chain has been activated, reducing block production time from 0.75 to 0.45 seconds, significantly speeding up transaction confirmations. According to Nina Rong, Executive Director of Growth at BNB Chain, this upgrade serves as a foundation for more ambitious 2026 plans, including a next-generation trading chain targeting near-instant confirmations and massive throughput while preserving decentralization. The upgrade places BNB among the top five fastest chains, with Solana being a key competitor. Although BNB reduced transaction costs to $0.005 in late 2025, it has since risen to $0.0918, still much higher than Solana’s $0.0038. In early 2026, SOL has outperformed BNB in price gains, with SOL rising 17% in two weeks compared to BNB’s 10%, giving SOL investors slightly better returns.

ambcrypto01/14 09:05

Is BNB Chain’s post-Fermi roadmap the ‘foundation’ for 2026?

ambcrypto01/14 09:05

BNB Chain’s Fermi hard fork goes live as on-chain activity returns to 2021 levels

BNB Chain activated its Fermi hard fork on 14 January 2026, significantly reducing block times from 0.75 to 0.45 seconds to enhance network performance. This upgrade, including BEP-619 and BEP-590, addresses growing strain as on-chain activity returns to 2021 levels with 2–3 million daily active addresses. However, total value locked remains at $7bn, far below its $20bn peak, creating higher risks of congestion and transaction issues. Fermi aims to ensure stability and faster finality for DeFi and trading amid increased user activity with thinner liquidity.

ambcrypto01/14 02:56

BNB Chain’s Fermi hard fork goes live as on-chain activity returns to 2021 levels

ambcrypto01/14 02:56

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