🚀 Fractal Bitcoin Releases Ordinals Version With Source Code
#FractalBitcoin #Ordinals #SourceCode #Blockchain #CryptoDevelopers #BitcoinMainnet #SatsIndex #BlockHeight
According to BlockBeats, on September 14, Fractal Bitcoin announced the release of the Fractal version of ord, which includes the source code. This implementation is designed to assist developers in building specifically for Ordinals on the Fractal platform.
The main modifications in the Fractal version of ord compared to the Bitcoin mainnet include setting the ordinal activation at block height 21000. Additionally, rune activation is set at block height 84000, and the ticket name has been adjusted from AZ on the Bitcoin mainnet to az on Fractal. The sats index has also been modified to reflect the difference in total supply between Fractal and Bitcoin.
All changes will take effect at block height 21000.#FractalBitcoin #Ordinals #SourceCode #Blockchain #CryptoDevelopers #BitcoinMainnet #SatsIndex #BlockHeight
🚀 DIA Partners With Termina To Provide Real-Time Oracle Solutions For Solana Developers
#DIA #Termina #Solana #OracleSolutions #Blockchain #Decentralized #SVM #DataIntegration #OffChainData #CryptoDevelopers
According to Odaily, decentralized oracle platform DIA has announced a partnership with Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) Rollup as a Service (RaaS) platform Termina. This collaboration aims to provide real-time, customizable oracle solutions for Termina's SVM rollups, enabling Solana developers to access reliable off-chain data. As Termina's first SVM rollup integration partner, DIA will offer a data source library of over 20,000 assets.#DIA #Termina #Solana #OracleSolutions #Blockchain #Decentralized #SVM #DataIntegration #OffChainData #CryptoDevelopers
🚀 Asia Surpasses North America In Global Crypto Developer Share
#Asia #NorthAmerica #CryptoDevelopers #ElectricCapital #Cryptocurrency #DeveloperDistribution #Blockchain #TechTalent #GlobalTrends #MarketGrowth
According to BlockBeats, on October 31, Electric Capital partner Maria Shen released a global crypto developer distribution research report. The analysis of over 110,000 developer profiles revealed that Asia has overtaken North America in terms of the share of cryptocurrency developers. North America's share has sharply declined from 44% in 2015 to 24% in 2024. Meanwhile, Asia's share has risen from 13% to 32%, making it the leading continent for crypto talent for the first time.
By country, the United States holds the top position globally with an 18.8% share, followed by India and the United Kingdom with 11.8% and 4.2%, respectively. Since 2015, the U.S. share of global crypto developers has plummeted by 51%. During the same period, the cryptocurrency market size has surged from $5 billion to $2.4 trillion, an increase of nearly 480 times.
Additionally, while the cryptocurrency industry is often thought to be concentrated in traditional tech hubs like California and New York, 64% of developers are actually located outside these areas. The study analyzed over 200,000 crypto-related Git commits across more than 350,000 code repositories. Maria emphasized that cryptocurrency development should not be partisan, as developers are spread across various states, representing diverse political backgrounds.#Asia #NorthAmerica #CryptoDevelopers #ElectricCapital #Cryptocurrency #DeveloperDistribution #Blockchain #TechTalent #GlobalTrends #MarketGrowth
🚀 Asia Emerges As Leading Source Of Global Crypto Developers In 2024
#Asia #CryptoDevelopers #ElectricCapital #GlobalTrends #TechInnovation #Layer2Solutions #Ethereum #DigitalAdvancements #TalentRedistribution #CryptoIndustry
According to PANews, a report by Electric Capital reveals that Asia is set to become the primary source of global crypto developers in 2024, accounting for 32% of the total developer population worldwide. This significant share indicates that one out of every three crypto developers will hail from Asia. Meanwhile, North America's contribution has decreased from 43% in 2015 to 24% in 2024, dropping from the first to the third position. Europe ranks second in terms of developer contributions.
The shift in developer demographics highlights the growing influence of Asia in the crypto industry, as the region continues to expand its technological capabilities and infrastructure. This trend is reflective of broader global shifts in technology and innovation, with Asia increasingly becoming a hub for digital advancements. The decline in North America's share suggests a redistribution of talent and resources, as other regions, particularly Asia, invest heavily in nurturing and developing their tech ecosystems.
The Electric Capital report also notes the addition of 39,000 new developers to the crypto space, with more than half of Ethereum developers focusing on Layer 2 solutions. This influx of new talent and the emphasis on Layer 2 development underscore the dynamic nature of the crypto industry, as it evolves to address scalability and efficiency challenges. The report's findings provide valuable insights into the changing landscape of crypto development, emphasizing the importance of regional contributions and the ongoing evolution of the sector.#Asia #CryptoDevelopers #ElectricCapital #GlobalTrends #TechInnovation #Layer2Solutions #Ethereum #DigitalAdvancements #TalentRedistribution #CryptoIndustry
🚀 Crypto Developer Growth Slows In 2024 But Long-Term Trends Remain Strong
#Crypto #DeveloperGrowth #CryptoDevelopers #LongTermTrends #Asia #India #TechInnovation #ExperiencedDevelopers #CryptoEcosystem #MaturingIndustry
According to PANews, the growth of crypto developers is expected to slow down in 2024, although the long-term trends remain robust. Despite the entry of new developers into the crypto sector, the total number of developers working in the industry is projected to slightly decrease compared to the previous year. This shift highlights a changing landscape in the global distribution of crypto developers.
Asia has overtaken North America as the region with the highest concentration of crypto developers, with India emerging as a key player in this transformation. This shift indicates a significant geographical change in the crypto development community, reflecting broader trends in technology and innovation. The increasing presence of developers in Asia, particularly in India, suggests a growing interest and investment in the crypto industry within these regions.
Moreover, there has been a notable increase in the number of experienced crypto developers, specifically those with two or more years of experience. This rise in seasoned developers points to a maturing ecosystem, where the depth of expertise is becoming more pronounced. The growth in experienced developers underscores the industry's evolution and the increasing complexity of projects being undertaken.
Overall, while the immediate growth rate of crypto developers may be slowing, the underlying trends indicate a strong and maturing industry. The shift in regional concentration and the rise in experienced developers suggest that the crypto ecosystem is evolving, with new opportunities and challenges on the horizon.#Crypto #DeveloperGrowth #CryptoDevelopers #LongTermTrends #Asia #India #TechInnovation #ExperiencedDevelopers #CryptoEcosystem #MaturingIndustry
🚀 Lazarus Group Targets Crypto Developers With New Cyber Attack
#LazarusGroup #CyberAttack #CryptoDevelopers #Web3 #Malware #LinkedIn #GitLab #CryptoAssets #DataTheft #Cybersecurity
According to PANews, the North Korean hacker group Lazarus has launched a new operation called 'Operation 99,' targeting Web3 and cryptocurrency developers. The group is reportedly using platforms like LinkedIn to pose as recruiters, luring developers into cloning GitLab repositories embedded with malware. This sophisticated attack aims to steal valuable data, including source code, API keys, and cryptocurrency wallet private keys.
The Lazarus Group has a history of similar cyber attacks, having stolen $1.34 billion in crypto assets last year through comparable methods.#LazarusGroup #CyberAttack #CryptoDevelopers #Web3 #Malware #LinkedIn #GitLab #CryptoAssets #DataTheft #Cybersecurity
🚀 North Korean Hackers Target Crypto Developers with Fake Companies
#NorthKorea #Hackers #CryptoDevelopers #FakeCompanies #LazarusGroup #Malware #CyberSecurity #FBI #Cryptocurrency
According to Foresight News, North Korean hacker group Lazarus has reportedly established two fake companies, Blocknovas LLC in New Mexico and Softglide LLC in New York, to deceive cryptocurrency developers. These companies were used to lure developers with false job offers, allowing the hackers to implant malware and steal cryptocurrency wallets and developer credentials. Silent Push's research has confirmed that a subgroup of the Lazarus Group carried out these attacks. The FBI has since seized the domain associated with Blocknovas.#NorthKorea #Hackers #CryptoDevelopers #FakeCompanies #LazarusGroup #Malware #CyberSecurity #FBI #Cryptocurrency
🚀 U.S. Senate Proposal Targets High-Risk DeFi Protocols and Crypto Regulations
#DeFi #CryptoRegulation #KYC #NonCustodialWallets #CryptoDevelopers #USTreasury #USSenate #DeFiProtocols #CryptoPolicy
According to Foresight News, Cointelegraph reports that Democratic members of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee have proposed granting the Treasury Department the authority to list high-risk DeFi protocols as restricted, making their use a criminal offense. The proposal also calls for implementing Know Your Customer (KYC) rules on crypto application frontends, including non-custodial wallets, and reducing legal protections for crypto developers.
Crypto attorney Jake Chervinsky criticized the proposal, stating, "This is terrible. It is not regulating cryptocurrency; it is banning it." Zunera Mazhar, Vice President of Government and Policy Affairs at the Chamber of Digital Commerce, described the measures as harsh and ineffective, warning that they could lead to an exodus of innovation rather than addressing actual risks.#DeFi #CryptoRegulation #KYC #NonCustodialWallets #CryptoDevelopers #USTreasury #USSenate #DeFiProtocols #CryptoPolicy
🚀 Chris Dixon Advocates for Clear Regulations in Crypto Development
#ChrisDixon #crypto #regulations #decentralization #CLARITYAct #cryptodevelopers #USlegislation #a16z #cryptocurrency
According to Foresight News, Chris Dixon, managing partner at a16z crypto, expressed on Twitter that crypto developers require clear regulations. Over the past five years, Republicans, Democrats, and U.S. President Donald Trump's administration have worked closely with the crypto industry to protect decentralization, support developers, and provide fair opportunities for entrepreneurs. Essentially, this legislation aims to achieve these goals. While it is not perfect and requires some amendments before becoming law, Dixon emphasized that now is the ideal time to advance the CLARITY Act to ensure the United States remains a leading force in shaping the future of cryptocurrency globally.#ChrisDixon #crypto #regulations #decentralization #CLARITYAct #cryptodevelopers #USlegislation #a16z #cryptocurrency