BSV’s Teranode ready to change the world

The post BSV’s Teranode ready to change the world appeared com. Homepage > News > Business > Unbounded blockchain: BSV’s Teranode ready to change the world The potential for a worldwide digital economy just got a million times greater. Not just in general, we mean a million times per second greater. Swiss-based BSV Association has announced the official release of Teranode, the much-anticipated next-generation upgrade to Bitcoin, which completely transforms what a blockchain network can do. Teranode finally delivers to the world the promise of unbounded scaling, on-chain, secure, fast, and affordable. With Teranode, the BSV blockchain network can process over a million transactions per second. In fact, it has consistently surpassed this number in live trials on a globally distributed test network. These figures far exceed those required by existing digital payment networks, including major credit cards. Devs got the first glimpses of Teranode when TeraTestnet launched last month. Today, the rest of the world finds out what unlimited scalability means: offering businesses limitless possibilities on the most efficient transaction engine ever. BSV Association (@BSVAssociation) October 13, 2025 The BSV blockchain isn’t just a network for payments; its unbounded capacity means it can handle the entire world’s data across various industries, including finance, the Internet of Things (IoT), logistics, supply chains, healthcare, property, business records, gaming, and entertainment, as well as whatever comes next. Available now is the infrastructure to build globe-spanning distributed apps. Any asset that exists in the real world can be tokenized and traded. It can run any number of digital currencies. Data can be public or protected. The network is open for anyone to build upon and utilize. It’s all there, secured, verifiable, and available to whoever needs it. The BSV. Continue reading BSV’s Teranode ready to change the world

Rohit Sharma vs Virat Kohli – comparing their ODI stats in Australia ahead of AUS vs IND 2025 series

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be back in action for Team India when the Men in Blue take on Australia in the three-match ODI series Down Under from October 19 to October 25. Continue reading Rohit Sharma vs Virat Kohli – comparing their ODI stats in Australia ahead of AUS vs IND 2025 series

Kraken acquires a CFTC-regulated Designated Contract Market, expanding derivatives footprint in the U.S. market

Acquisition of Small Exchange expands our global trading infrastructure and paves the way for a fully U. S.-native derivatives venue. The post Kraken acquires a CFTC-regulated Designated Contract Market, expanding derivatives footprint in the U. S. market appeared first on Kraken Blog. Continue reading Kraken acquires a CFTC-regulated Designated Contract Market, expanding derivatives footprint in the U.S. market

Can Hamas Still Control Gaza?

Hamas is a government, a militia, a social movement and a patronage network rolled into one. To lose power in Gaza is, for Hamas, to lose its very reason for being. Continue reading Can Hamas Still Control Gaza?

Nvidia joins $2.9 billion data center initiative in Australia

Nvidia joins $2.9 billion data center initiative in Australia Continue reading Nvidia joins $2.9 billion data center initiative in Australia

Stocks rise on US rate cut hopes, strong company earnings

NEW YORK, United States — Stocks mostly rose and the dollar retreated Wednesday on hopes for further US interest rate cuts and a solid set of company earnings. Gold surged to a new high above $4,200 an ounce. This was boosted also by a fresh flare-up in China-US tensions. The dollar was weighed down by warnings Continue reading Stocks rise on US rate cut hopes, strong company earnings

Remittances to the Philippines grew at a faster 3.2% in August

MANILA, Philippines — Remittances from overseas Filipinos grew at a faster clip in August, reflecting their resilience amid global headwinds, and likely to remain strong through year’s end as the early onset of the holiday season in the Philippines encourages expatriates to send more money home. Cash remittances coursed through banks rose by 3.2 percent Continue reading Remittances to the Philippines grew at a faster 3.2% in August