Community News

Telegram ceases its support of the test network for TON, but that will seemingly not deter the community from keeping the open-source project going.

“Braver”, designed as an adware-free fork of the Brave Browser, has allegedly been forced to rebrand due to legal threats.

Dogecoin has surged almost 20% this week, possibly due to a viral TikTok challenge that encourages users to get rich should the coin's price hit $1.

Cointelegraph hosts a discussion on LGBTQ+ and blockchain. Join live at 1 pm EST as LGBTTech and LGBT Foundation co-founders discuss the topic.

Roger Ver says that Bitcoin.com’s forum closure announcement was premature, but the closure alert is still on the website.

Bitcoin.com’s forum will close in one month.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao recently restricted the ability to comment on his Twitter posts, but only partially.

Filecoin's mainnet is on pace, with its testnet competition possibly commencing in July.

As the official TON team transfers the TON development to “free source community,” the Chinese TON Community launches their own TON network.

Reddit’s co-founder believes the crypto markets have entered Spring, highlighting robust development in the space.

Steem’s latest hard fork has been completed but almost $6 million of STEEM due for seizure was ‘rescued’ in a mysterious transaction to Bittrex exchange.

Over 10,000 Redditors have signed up for the platform’s Ethereum-based rewards, however 75% of them are Fortnite players.

One Ethereum user’s loss of 40 ETH has prompted community debate surrounding ways to mitigate losses resulting from wallet address typos.

DigiByte’s founder has stepped down, citing a corrupted crypto culture fixated on profiteering, just weeks after DGB rallied 90% in six weeks.

One of the largest online networks, Reddit, has announced a new community points system based on the Ethereum blockchain.