#Ethereum

Last week the third Blockchain Incredible Party (#BIP001) conference has been thrown in Odessa. Forklog continues to cover the event, now the story will go on The DAO, Ethereum, and governance issues of open-source projects.

While until recently Ethereum users could lament that their ecosystem lacked simple and convenient wallets, now the selection has definitely expanded. Still, the more the choice is, the harder it is to find what suits you best. ForkLog has compiled an overview for six most popular Ethereum wallets.

Bitcoin is heading upwards as possible ultimatum from Chinese miners remains unconfirmed and the affair of Ethereum and The DAO continues. Those and other news are featured in ForkLog’s weekly overview.

The situation around the attempts to bring back the lost assets of The DAO is gradually gaining farcical shades. This time, the soft fork proposed by Ethereum developers may never occur because yet another vulnerability has been discovered. The soft fork in question is aimed at blocking target DAO address, so that the organization will […]

It hasn’t been a while since the recursive call and leakage of three million ETH from the DAO, but the events continue making their turns.

Several major Ethereum mining pools, namely, Dwarfpool, Ethpool and Ethremine, have launched a voting system enabling miners to express their views on The DAO’s soft fork.

A joint team of Ethereum Project, Slock.it and some anonymous developers which calls itself the Robin Hood team intends to bring back the ethers stolen from the DAO without hard-forking Ethereum.

A white hat attack on The DAO led by Alex Van de Sande of the Ethereum Foundation has been launched to protect its funds.