The Merge

7 Soruda Ethereum The Merge Güncellemesi | Kripto dünyası için ne anlama geliyor?

The Merge güncellemesi için geri sayım başladı. 15 Eylül’de kripto para tarihindeki en önemli değişimlerden biri, Ethereum blok zincirinin güncellemeyi tamamlamasıyla gerçekleşecek. Peki kripto para dünyası için neden bu kadar önemli? Kripto para madenciliği tarihe mi karışıyor? Fiyatlamalar nasıl etkilenecek?

Yatırım ‘sanatı’

Pandemi süreci sanat piyasasını da etkiledi. Ancak pandemi sürecinin yavaşlamasıyla birlikte küresel çapta sanat eserlerinin satış tutarının da 65.1 milyar dolara çıktığı ifade ediliyor. Sanat piyasasının küresel olaylardan etkilendiğini ifade eden İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyesi Prof. Dr. Aylin Seçkin Georges, “Borsalar, kripto paralar ve emlak piyasasında elde edilen kârların bir kısmı sanata yatırıldı. Böylece toparlanma sağlandı. Ancak şu anda koleksiyonda nadide parçalar bulunan bu dönemde satış yapmayacaktır. Nadir eserler ‘güvenli liman’ olarak kabul ediliyor” dedi.

Üç kuruşluk NFT dünyası... Binlerce koleksiyonun değeri ‘0’a indi

Geçtiğimiz yıllarda hızlı bir yükselişle en çok konuşulan başlıklardan biri olan NFT’ler, artık değersizlikleriyle anılıyor. NFT Scan ve CoinMarketCap verilerini inceleyen dappGambl tarafından hazırlanan yeni bir rapora göre, 73.257 NFT koleksiyonundan 69.795’inin piyasa değeri 0 Ether olarak tanımlandı. Artık değersiz olarak kabul edilen NFT’lere sahip kişi sayısı ise 23 milyon oldu.

Babylon yeni sezonda farklı coğrafyalara açılıyor

Şehrin müzik ve eğlence hayatına yön veren Babylon 15 Eylül’de açılıyor.

Steam indirimleri geldi: Oyunlar fena ucuzladı!

Steam platformunda yaz günleri yaklaştıkça oyun fiyatları da düşmeye başladı. Peki Steam'de hangi oyunlar hangi oranda indirim aldı? İşte Steam üzerinden indirimli fiyatlardan satın alabileceğiniz oyunların listesi...

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Dink lawyers say future of ongoing case is bleak

ISTANBUL - It has been two years since the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in front of the offices of the daily Agos in central Istanbul and the Dink family's lawyers are concerned the case will not be broadened enough to cover all aspects. Security forces accused of negligence or of ’hiding evidence’ are not being investigated.

Army wants PKK ’totally eradicated’

ISTANBUL - Allied countries need to unite and develop a common front in order to succeed in the fight against terrorism says Chief of Staff Gen. İlker Başbuğ. He also says the military is determined to wipe out the PKK and that NATO’s success in Afghanistan is vital to the future of the alliance.

Istanbul welcomes ’The Seed’ center

ISTANBUL - Istanbul’s latest state-of-the-art multi-purpose activity center, dubbed "The Seed," was launched last week at Sabancı University’s Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Iraq reaffirms Kurdish oil contracts are illegal until ministry ratification

BAGHDAD - Contracts that semi-autonomous Kurdish authorities have signed with private oil firms are illegal until they are ratified by the Oil Ministry in Baghdad, the Iraqi government reaffirmed on Wednesday. (UPDATED)

Company enters bourse with merger

ISTANBUL - A 2006 effort by Tek-Art İnşaat, a construction company, to open to public backfired, but the company will now merge with another firm of Mehmet Ali Yılmaz, Tek-Art’s owner. Tek-Art sells all its Tek-Art Turizm shares prior to the merger decision

Beyond alignment to European norms

ANKARA - The potential accession of Turkey to the European Union has to be considered as an issue of historical opportunity to be carefully studied, the head of the EU Commission here said late Wednesday.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON JUNE 4

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on June 4, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

End of year target for unification

ANKARA - Turkey’s two minor center-right parties announced yesterday that the aim is for unification talks to be finalized by the end of 2009.

Three celebrations for city of Bologna

BOLOGNA, Italy - Bologna is in a fierce relegation battle in Serie A, but still the Italian city was the place to be last weekend.

Dispelling the notion of a city home to libraries in poor shape

ISTANBUL - The historic library of the Research Center for Islamic History Art and Culture, or IRCICA, opens an extension to its library in the Yildiz Palace Armory. Walking into the library extension in the armory, the immaculate organization is striking. State-of-the-art technology is used to organize and provide easy access to old and valuable texts

Toptan: founding council can be formed for constitutional change

Turkey has been locked into debates over a total Constitution change. As the governing Justice and Development Party, or AKP, had no chance to go for the total revision, AKP officials launched studies for "partial" changes.

Center-right trying merger

ANKARA - Turkey’s two minor center-right parties have started talks for unification, in a second effort after their defeat in 2007.

New political guidance needed for Turkey-Greece ties

The current status of the Turkish-Greek ties is really not very promising. The momentum needed to further improve relations is lost. Instead, a silent war escalating over the Aegean has been observed in recent months.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAY 15

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on May 15, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

EU approves WestLB restructuring

BRUSSELS - The European Union has cleared a German government bailout for WestLB and is ordering the bank to shrink its business by half.

Two Japanese lenders plan to merge

TOKYO - Japan's Shinsei Bank and Aozora Bank - two money-losing midsize lenders with major U.S. stakeholders - have agreed to merge and will begin the process by next summer, the Nikkei financial daily reported yesterday.

Turkey, Iran to boost trade through projects

ANKARA - Neighboring Turkey and Iran agreed to boost trade and economic ties by implementing a set of new projects, the ministers of trade on both sides announced yesterday.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON APR 21

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on April 21, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Turkish court merges Ergenekon, Council of State attack cases

ISTANBUL - A Turkish court approved Monday a top appeals court decision to merge the May 2006 Council of State attack case with the so-called Ergenekon investigation, agencies reported. (UPDATED)

New indictment on Ergenekon claims four army coups plotted in Turkey

The second indictment in the controversial Ergenekon case was accepted by a Turkish court Wednesday and accuses 56 people, including former generals, of planning four separate military coups to overthrow the government, TV channels reported. (UPDATED)

Turkey's Arcelik, Grundig merge to increase their competitiveness

Arcelik, Turkey's leading white goods producer, and its television-manufacturing unit Grundig Elektronik agree to merge in a bid to increase their competitiveness, the companies said in separate statements issued to the Istanbul Stock Exchange on Friday.

Fresh arson attacks suspected as Australian fires rage

Australian police investigated fresh arson attacks and looting Wednesday as angry survivors pressed for access to towns devastated by wildfires that continue to burn across vast areas.