Ethereum domain name creation doubles in four months
With all the excitement surrounding the Ethereum merge scheduled for next month, the number of Ethereum Name Service (ENS) addresses created have surpassed the 2 million mark, according to a…
Newcrest wary on scarce labour, inflation
Australia’s biggest gold miner Newcrest Mining has posted a drop in full-year profit for 2022 and warns of ongoing global cost pressures and labour shortages. Source link
South Korea to block access to 16 unregistered companies
The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit (KoFIU) has requested investigative authorities to block 16 unregistered foreign-based Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) that reportedly targeted domestic consumers by offering services in Korean.…
Perkins to build Busselton Jetty village
The team behind the Busselton Jetty expansion has chosen South West company Perkins as the preferred builder for the $26 million project. Source link
Woods Bagot bolsters Perth team
The international architecture firm has added to its team of Perth principals by adding Ian Png from its Shanghai firm. Source link
Bitcoin mining difficulty rises 0.63% in latest adjustment
Bitcoin mining difficulty rose by 0.63% on Thursday, marking the second increase in a row in latest adjustments, according to data from BTC.com. See related article: Bitcoin miner Stronghold to…
Ukraine spends US$54 mln in crypto donations towards war supplies
The embattled Ukrainian government has spent US$54 million, raised through donations in cryptocurrencies, to supply defenders with military equipment, armor, clothing, medicines and vehicles, a senior minister said. See related…
Banks brace for the big squeeze
Some banks are making hay while the sun’s out, but the clouds are rolling in fast. Source link
Bitcoin, Ether fall in broad crypto pull back; memecoins reverse gains
Bitcoin and Ether continued their weekly slide, while all other top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization fell in Friday morning trading in Asia. The world’s number one cryptocurrency fell below…
Buy-back will take some to the brink
The state government has turned its back on the retirement village sector and with it has neutered WA’s response to the rapid ageing of its population. Source link