Wikipedia News

The Wikimedia Foundation decided it has had enough of crypto as 71% decided to ban all digital asset donations and to close its BitPay account.

The arguments in favor included environmental concerns surrounding Bitcoin transactions and “the risk to the movement’s reputation for accepting cryptocurrencies.”

Crypto donations will still be accepted at Wikimedia Foundation as the foundation wishes to be “as inclusive as possible.”

“Wikipedia really can’t be in the business of deciding what counts as art or not, which is why putting NFTs, art or not, in their own list makes things a lot simpler,” editor “jonas” wrote.

The Wikipedia-themed sale at Christie’s also featured an iMac used by Wales to create Wikipedia, which sold for $187,500.

This decentralized blockchain project is hoping to build a new-generation, decentralized version Wikipedia, providing more enhanced solutions that exist with the online encyclopedia.

Twitter, Wikipedia and even Google search activity point to a world still unaware of the best macro asset available to anyone.

A Wikipedia page on Australian blockchain firm Power Ledger bites the dust.

What is decentralized file sharing, how does it work, and what are the main benefits of a peer-to-peer sharing model?

Charles Hoskinson says Wikipedia won't let Cardano have its own page despite it being “the most cited of all of the peer reviewed coins”.

From Wikipedia to Everipedia, along with blockchain — interview with Larry Sanger.

The U.S. non-profit Wikimedia Foundation has switched to BitPay crypto payment provider.

Latest crypto-related malware hides in a movie file on The Pirate Bay and targets specifically Windows PCs, Bleeping Computer reports.

Everipedia, the blockchain-based answer to Wikipedia, announced its launch August 9.

Plans for a blockchain-powered structured data platform “similar to Wikipedia” have gained investments from Coinbase’s co-founder, Pantera Capital and other big players.