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Foreman.MN Embraces Role as Title Sponsor at Mining Disrupt 2023, Amplifying Blockchain Innovation

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Foreman.MN Embraces Role as Title Sponsor at Mining Disrupt 2023, Amplifying Blockchain Innovation

Miami, June 28, 2023 — Foreman.MN, a distinguished provider of mine management software, steps up to the plate as title sponsor at Mining Disrupt 2023. This partnership represents Foreman’s determination to continually push the boundaries of blockchain technology and bring new advancements to the forefront of the industry.

Anchored in Miami, Florida from July 25th – 27th, Mining Disrupt 2023 is a confluence of technology pioneers, mining leaders, and blockchain enthusiasts. This event encourages the exchange of ideas, fosters networking, and highlights the latest technologies propelling the blockchain and cryptocurrency mining industry.

At Mining Disrupt 2023, Foreman.MN plans to demonstrate its comprehensive mine management software, showcasing revolutionary capabilities such as power control, automated demand response, cost avoidance measures, and site mapping, among others.

Foreman’s significant presence at the event underlines its role as an industry pioneer pushing the boundaries of blockchain technology. The company has revolutionized mining operations with its software, empowering organizations to participate and shape the decentralized economy effectively.

Attendees at Mining Disrupt 2023 (www.miningdisrupt.com) will get an opportunity to gain hands-on exposure to Foreman’s avant-garde solutions. This interactive experience coupled with insights from industry experts promises a unique and engaging learning experience for all participants.

To know more about Foreman and its industry-leading solutions, visit https://foreman.mn/ 

About Foreman:

Foreman stands out in the blockchain industry as a leading provider of comprehensive mine management software. By bringing all aspects of mining operations under one dashboard, Foreman helps businesses navigate the complexities of managing a mining facility. Offering capabilities from power control to automated demand response and cost avoidance, Foreman is reshaping the way businesses approach blockchain technology.

Source: Mining Disrupt Press (https://miningdisrupt.com/

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Arkham CEO rebuts claims of ‘snitch-to-earn’ program, says it’s to find bad actors

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Arkham CEO rebuts claims of ‘snitch-to-earn’ program, says it’s to find bad actors

The chief of the startup blockchain intelligence platform Arkham has refuted claims by the crypto community that its new “Intel Exchange” is a “snitch-to-earn” or “dox-to-earn” system.

On a July 11 Twitter Space, Arkham CEO Miguel Morel discussed the public relations debacle that has unfolded this week over its marketplace.

Arkham’s Intel Exchange aimed to “deanonymize the blockchain” by rewarding users with a new token, ARKM, for revealing the identities behind otherwise anonymous blockchain addresses. It was launched on Binance Launchpad as a token sale this week.

The platform rapidly generated a lot of criticism on Crypto Twitter and was dubbed a “snitch-to-earn” system.

Morel disagreed with these claims and justified the platform saying it was designed to uncover scammers and hackers behind crypto exploits.

“Publicly available blockchains are probably the worst possible way of keeping one’s private information private,” he said before adding that Arkham would retain control of the data:

“It’s not a completely free market. So it’s not like anybody can just post any piece of information and then it can go online.”

“There are a bunch of restrictions and guidelines, all of which we will be rolling out,” he added.

Morel stated that the primary focus of its info exchange is uncovering trading firms, market makers, exchanges and very large institutions.

He added these large hedge funds and trading entities are “making money off of information about who’s buying and selling large positions of a particular token.”

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Another participant in the Twitter Space pointed out that Arkham has a responsibility to prevent abuse and may facilitate false accusations by so-called “crypto detectives,” however Morel maintained it will be properly governed.

“Thankfully, it’ll actually be more vetted and more regulated than something like Twitter or Facebook because every bounty needs to be approved.”

This raised even more concerns from TV host Ran Neuner who said, “my issue is not with the system. My issue is with your company managing the data.”

Arkham came under fire this week for leaking user emails via its weblink referrals program which includes an easily decipherable string of characters in referral links that reveal the referring email address.

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