Cryptonews

According to a press release shared with crypto.news on October 15 (yes, we’re that cutting edge), Brevis’s Pico Prism zkVM has claimed the title of the first to achieve 99.6% proving coverage for Ethereum blocks under 12 seconds. The cherry on top? A whopping 96.8% of blocks have been proven in what the industry terms “real-time” (yes, under 10 seconds), while performing this feat on the current mainnet with its paltry 45 million gas limit. Oh, and did I mention they did this while slashing GPU hardware costs by 50%? Seems Brevis isn’t just good at proving speed, but also saving a buck or two. 🤑

The recent crypto crash, that theatrical tempest in a teapot, ravaged the markets with the fervor of a drunken elephant, birthing the largest liquidation spree in the annals of pixelated wealth-a veritable massacre of leveraged dreams. Ah, the irony of prosperity’s fragility!

BlackRock’s Big Bet on Tokenization: Larry Fink, the wizard of Wall Street, declares tokenization “the next wave of opportunity,” as his $12.5 trillion empire dives headfirst into blockchain. 🧙‍♂️✨

Ah, Bitcoin, that fickle mistress of digital fortune. Having recently bounced from the depths of despair, yet still teetering on the precipice of volatility – such is the life of our beloved cryptocurrency.

At the stroke of this digital quill, XRP stands at $2.53, a modest 2% rise in the past 24 hours, yet still nursing a 12% wound from the week’s travails. CoinGecko, that trusty oracle of the crypto realm, has spoken, and the numbers do not lie-though they do occasionally giggle behind our backs. 😏

While GPM’s impressive growth solidifies its position as a shining beacon of Pi Network’s so-called “real-world utility,” whispers of illegal activities, including the dubious sale of stolen vehicles, have begun to rain on the parade. Oh, dear.

Artificial intelligence and high performance computing (AI/HPC) miners continue to surge pre-market, like overzealous actors in a West End play. 🚀

This Chicagoan oracle, with the solemnity of a man predicting the fall of empires, insists stablecoins shall not merely nudge the B2B world but *replace* it, while also sneaking into consumer commerce like a cat burglar in velvet slippers. 🐾

Because apparently, having a free-for-all in the crypto space wasn’t as charming as it sounded. This new oversight is like putting the cookie jar on a high shelf-suddenly, those shady dealings seem a tad less appealing. Boosting investor confidence? That’s the goal! 🍪