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The university said it intends to return the “entirety” of funds received from former cryptocurrency exchange FTX, which it claims were mainly for pandemic-related prevention and research.

According to the allegations, Sam Bankman-Fried’s father, Joseph Bankman, was a “de facto officer” at FTX Group.

Stanford University professor David Tse has pioneered a way to use Bitcoin to secure proof-of-stake blockchains.

Stanford University professor David Tsè said his team’s research had revealed a security property between Bitcoin and proof-of-stake protocols.

Twenty-five AI “agents” were given a virtual town and were observed going to a bar for lunch, planning a party and expressing other human-like behavior.

Students showcased new Web3 solutions focused on enabling better user experience, privacy and security at ETHDenver 2023.

Compared to his prison accommodations in the Bahamas, the former billionaire appears to be living a pretty decent life while under house arrest.

Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried have started facing professional consequences for their son Sam Bankman-Fried’s actions.

Web3 companies continue to hire amidst a bull market as tech giants undergo layoffs and hiring freezes.

For some users, reversibility runs up against the idea of the blockchain. However, it could be a critical tool for fighting hackers and encouraging the mass adoption of cryptocurrency.

The proposal puts forward an “opt-in” token standard that would enable victims to report theft to a governance contract, with algorithms helping to identify and freeze ill-gotten gains.

Universities implement physical and virtual research hubs dedicated to advancing blockchain technology through scientific and educational knowledge.

Universities have been helping with blockchain-related research for quite some time and, now, some world-class universities have added the technology to their curriculum.

Gearing up for new battles against data-driven monopolies, antitrust enforcers may well look to blockchain as a way of getting honest data from companies they don't trust.

Post-secondary institutions appear to be flocking the Uniswap exchange. A Stanford student group just confirmed it has become a Uniswap delegate with more than 2.5 million votes.