# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Developers

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All about U.S Congress’s new bill and its intent to protect open-source developers

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers introduced the Promoting Innovation in Blockchain Development Act on February 26, aiming to clarify liability for blockchain developers. The bill seeks to protect open-source software developers from being prosecuted under money-transmitting laws, particularly amending Section 1960 of the U.S. Code to limit liability to entities that control customer assets or execute transfers. It comes amid growing regulatory scrutiny and cases like Tornado Cash that raised concerns about criminalizing non-custodial developers. Industry groups, including the Solana Institute and the Blockchain Association, have endorsed the bill, emphasizing the need to distinguish between developers and financial intermediaries. The proposal is part of a broader legislative effort, alongside bills like the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act and the GENIUS Act, to provide regulatory clarity and protect innovation in the crypto ecosystem.

ambcrypto02/28 03:01

All about U.S Congress’s new bill and its intent to protect open-source developers

ambcrypto02/28 03:01

Crypto Policy Turning Point: Blockchain Devs Could Gain Legal Shield

A new bipartisan bill, the Promoting Innovation in Blockchain Development Act, has been introduced in the US House of Representatives to protect blockchain developers from being prosecuted as unlicensed money transmitters. The legislation (targeting Section 1960) would narrow the legal definition to apply only to those who actually hold or control users' digital assets—not developers who write code, maintain networks, or build platforms without handling funds. The push follows high-profile prosecutions, including the conviction of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm and guilty pleas from Samourai Wallet founders. Crypto advocacy groups support the bill, arguing it will encourage U.S.-based innovation and protect neutral technology builders from being treated as financial intermediaries. A similar Senate bill was also introduced earlier this year.

bitcoinist02/28 03:01

Crypto Policy Turning Point: Blockchain Devs Could Gain Legal Shield

bitcoinist02/28 03:01

Blockchain Association Urges Congress To Keep BRCA Intact In Crypto Market Structure Bill

With a March 1 deadline approaching for the CLARITY Act, the Blockchain Association is intensifying its advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill. The trade group is urging lawmakers to preserve the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA) within the upcoming crypto market structure bill. Its primary focus is on Title III of the draft legislation, emphasizing the need to protect open-source software developers from being regulated as financial intermediaries. The association argues that developers who write and publish non-custodial code, without controlling user assets, should not be subject to the same rules as financial institutions. This distinction is presented as crucial for fostering American leadership in DeFi innovation. Concurrently, a new bipartisan bill, the Promoting Innovation in Blockchain Development Act of 2026, has been introduced in the House to explicitly protect developers from prosecution under laws targeting unlicensed money transmitters.

bitcoinist02/27 13:02

Blockchain Association Urges Congress To Keep BRCA Intact In Crypto Market Structure Bill

bitcoinist02/27 13:02

Why Ethereum is unlikely to rehash its Q2 2025 gains vs. Bitcoin

Ethereum demonstrates strong on-chain fundamentals, including record developer activity with 9.1 million deployed contracts in Q4 2025 and a significant surge in DApp and NFT volume. However, despite this robust network usage, ETH's price performance remains disconnected, declining 45% in the same quarter and trailing Bitcoin by 1.5x. Short-term factors, including leverage-driven sentiment, a lack of spot accumulation, and ongoing sales by key figures, contribute to a bearish setup. The ETH/BTC ratio continues to struggle, indicating absent rotational flows from BTC. Consequently, speculation is overshadowing conviction, making a repetition of Q2 2025 gains against Bitcoin unlikely, with further losses anticipated in the coming quarter.

ambcrypto02/25 03:05

Why Ethereum is unlikely to rehash its Q2 2025 gains vs. Bitcoin

ambcrypto02/25 03:05

Pi Network Introduces PiRC1 Token Framework for Mainnet Ecosystem

Pi Network has introduced the PiRC1 token framework, a new utility-oriented standard for creating and managing tokens within its Mainnet ecosystem. This framework provides structured guidelines for token issuance, distribution, and emission logic, aiming to support real-world applications and services. A key feature is that funds from token launches will be directed to liquidity pools rather than project teams, enhancing trade stability. The proposal is open for community feedback on GitHub, reflecting Pi Network’s focus on community-driven governance. The move is expected to attract more developers and provide competitive advantages by offering clear operational parameters. This development coincides with significant Mainnet growth, including millions of users completing identity verification.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:30

Pi Network Introduces PiRC1 Token Framework for Mainnet Ecosystem

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:30

In the Face of Quantum Threats, Bitcoin Core Developers Choose to Ignore

This article examines the perceived indifference of Bitcoin's most influential core developers toward the quantum computing threat. Despite active research from some community members, the key decision-makers—often referred to as the "high priests" of Bitcoin—largely dismiss quantum risk as distant, theoretical, or non-urgent. Key figures like Pieter Wuille acknowledge the issue but see no immediate danger, while others like Peter Todd and Adam Back openly deny its feasibility or relevance in the near term. Developers such as Jonas Nick and researchers like Ethan Heilman and Hunter Beast are actively working on post-quantum solutions, but their efforts lack traction among the top-tier gatekeepers who control protocol changes. The governance structure of Bitcoin, which requires consensus among a small group of influential developers, results in inertia and makes proactive upgrades difficult. Without support from figures like Wuille, Maxwell, or Back, substantive changes to address quantum vulnerabilities are unlikely. The article concludes that quantum mitigation is not a priority for Bitcoin's core development leadership, despite growing external concerns.

marsbit02/20 11:22

In the Face of Quantum Threats, Bitcoin Core Developers Choose to Ignore

marsbit02/20 11:22

Crypto Lobby Group Sounds Alarm Over Senate’s Crypto Bill Threat

Coin Center warns that a revised version of the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act could redefine legal boundaries for crypto developers. The bill clarifies that individuals who write code or operate infrastructure without controlling users' funds should not be classified as money transmitters. Introduced by Senators Lummis and Wyden, the update aims to distinguish software development from financial services, preventing coders from being treated like bankers. Recent convictions, such as those linked to Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet, highlight the legal risks developers face. Supporters argue clear rules are essential to retain talent in the U.S., while opponents fear potential loopholes for criminal activity. The Senate Banking Committee has yet to finalize the bill, balancing innovation against regulatory enforcement.

bitcoinist02/18 19:02

Crypto Lobby Group Sounds Alarm Over Senate’s Crypto Bill Threat

bitcoinist02/18 19:02

Institutions Could ‘Fire’ Bitcoin Devs Over Quantum Threat, VC Warns

Large Bitcoin holders and developers face growing friction over potential quantum computing threats, warns VC Nic Carter. Institutions like BlackRock, with massive BTC exposure, may push for centralized, rapid protocol changes if they perceive developers as too slow to address security risks. The theoretical but serious threat of quantum computers breaking cryptographic signatures creates urgency, though timelines are uncertain. Experts like Michael Saylor and Adam Back note industry-wide risks and believe migration to quantum-resistant solutions is feasible with coordination. However, institutional impatience could lead to a corporate takeover of development, shifting power from community contributors to money managers. Market volatility and high stakes may accelerate this pressure, despite quantum threats being a future rather than immediate concern.

bitcoinist02/15 17:02

Institutions Could ‘Fire’ Bitcoin Devs Over Quantum Threat, VC Warns

bitcoinist02/15 17:02

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, What's Truly Underestimated Is Execution

In an interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain, she discusses the shift in Web3 infrastructure toward real-world adoption, especially in the AI era. ZetaChain 2.0 has launched with a focus on AI integration and introduced Anuma, a privacy-centric AI interface currently in testing. Jessie emphasizes that ZetaChain’s core metric is user growth, not TVL, with a goal of reaching 500k monthly active users. The platform aims to attract Web2 and AI developers rather than traditional Web3 builders, prioritizing real-world usage over crypto-native incentives. She notes that execution is the most undervalued aspect in AI × Web3—many projects have strong narratives but lack long-term commitment post-token launch. ZetaChain differentiates itself through continuous iteration and a focus on solving data privacy and interoperability challenges in a multi-model AI world. Anuma is positioned as a consumer-facing product for Web2 users, not just a demo for ZetaChain 2.0. The strategy avoids dependency on short-term incentives and instead focuses on sustainable, product-led growth.

marsbit02/13 00:53

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, What's Truly Underestimated Is Execution

marsbit02/13 00:53

Solana Policy Institute President’s Top Priorities For CLARITY Act And Latest Update On The Bill

Kristin Smith, President of the Solana Policy Institute, discussed the CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill, emphasizing the need to protect open-source developers. Despite a recent delay in the bill’s markup, she expressed optimism due to strong bipartisan support and ongoing industry engagement. Smith highlighted the importance of creating a regulatory framework that safeguards consumers, fosters innovation, and provides legal certainty. She raised concerns about the prosecution of developers like Roman Storm of Tornado Cash, warning that criminalizing open-source code threatens innovation and free expression. Smith called for clear policies distinguishing lawful developers from bad actors. Meanwhile, Solana’s SOL traded at $130.33, down 11% over the week.

bitcoinist01/22 06:02

Solana Policy Institute President’s Top Priorities For CLARITY Act And Latest Update On The Bill