Jason Lowery recently made bold predictions on Bitcoin’s price based on emerging proof-of-work theories. In a tweet that has not yet been deleted, Lowery noted that the market is still in the early stages of grasping the computer science behind reusable proof-of-work networks. Frequently purging his social media content is something Lowery is known for The post Bitcoin Softwar author Jason Lowery eyes $1M Bitcoin price by 2030 with $100M long term target appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Today, at Consensus Hong Kong, Jason Fang announced the MicroStrategy 2.0 framework for Asia. The framework leverages structured products to generate Bitcoin yield, allowing retail investors to enhance performance without the need for private key management. Per Sora Ventures, Fang’s remarks underlined a strategic effort to translate institutional-style Bitcoin treasury management into a model accessible The post Sora Ventures announces MicroStrategy 2.0 Bitcoin yield strategy for Asia appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Coinbase has reached an agreement with SEC staff to dismiss its enforcement case pending final approval from the Commission, pushing Bitcoin back over $99,000. The agreement follows a protracted legal dispute that raised questions about regulatory authority and asset classification. In public statements, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explained that the litigation began when the SEC The post Bitcoin surges to $99K as Coinbase defeats Gensler’s SEC lawsuit pending Commission approval appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Microsoft has introduced its Majorana 1 quantum chip amid continued discussion on Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 360 (BIP-360), which outlines measures to protect against quantum threats. Microsoft’s new chip encodes quantum information using topological qubits based on Majorana zero modes that store data in nonlocal states, a design that reduces error susceptibility by requiring simultaneous interference The post New Microsoft quantum chip advances threat as Bitcoin reviews BIP360 for quantum resistance appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has replaced its Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit with the newly formed Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit (CETU), continuing its shift in approach to regulating digital assets and combating cyber-enabled financial crimes. Announced on Feb. 20, the unit will focus on addressing misconduct involving artificial intelligence, blockchain The post SEC replaces Crypto Assets Unit with Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit appeared first on CryptoSlate.