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iOS 10 64-bit Meridian Jailbreak Tool Final Version Devices Now Available

Jailbreak fans who love to install Cydia on their iOS devices should be happy to know that a brand-new jailbreak took has been released. The tool is designed for devices that run on iOS 10 and it has been created by the Meridian team with PsychoTea, Siguaza and many others. Furthermore, the Meridian jailbreak tool has been available in the form of beta this past couple of months, but the final build is now available for download.

Meridian Jailbreak Tool

The new jailbreak tool is supported by 64-bit devices that run on iOS 10.0 – 10.3.3. The interesting thing about the Meridian jailbreak tool is the fact that it acts as an extension to other iOS 10 jailbreak tools such as the one produced by Luca Todesco (Yalu102). Nonetheless, the only thing that matters is that Meridian jailbreak tool gives iOS users access to Cydia.

Added iPhone 7 Support

The previously mentioned jailbreak tool created by Luca Todesco (Yalu102) didn’t support iPhone 7. Fortunately, the Meridian jailbreak tool can be used on an iPhone 7 without any issues. With that being said, let’s check out what jailbreak fans need to do in order to install the brand-new tool.

Installing the New Jailbreak Tool

Apple fans who want to jailbreak their 64-bit device that runs on iOS 10.0 – 10.3.3 need to download the official Meridian IPA file and then sideload it into their devices with Cydia. All that’s left now is to run the jailbreak installation process by tapping on the “go” button which is can be found in the middle of the UI (user interface). We should also mention that the Meridian jailbreak tool is untethered which means that Apple fans will need to re-run it every time they restart their devices.

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Clash Royale Latest August Update Targets Tesla, Bomb Tower and the Inferno Dragon

Clash Royale holds the title of being one of the most popular mobile games in the word. The reason behind Clash Royale’s success is quite simple, Supercell keeps refreshing the game’s content through constant updates that introduce new features, cards, software tweaks, balance changes and bug fixes. Therefore, Clash Royale fans never get bored because something new is always coming their way.

Since we are talking about Clash Royale updates, fans of the mobile game should be happy to know that Supercell released a major balance change update on August 6th that introduced a bunch of buffs and nerfs. With that being said, let’s check out which are the cards that received the biggest changes.

Tesla

As all Clash Royale fans already know, Tesla is one of the most popular defensive buildings in the game because of its hit speed. Unfortunately, Supercell noticed that Tesla is a bit overpowered and decided to nerf Tesla’s lifespan and hit speed in order to make it easier for attackers to destroy it.

Bomb Tower

The Bomb Tower is also a highly popular building, but it’s not overpowered at all. Therefore, Supercell decided to reduce the cost of building it to four elixirs from five, while tweaking out some of its power. The Bomb Tower will now feature a lifespan of 35 (reduced from 40) and its hitpoints have also been reduced to 33.

Inferno Dragon

Dragons are the perfect troops for attacking enemies because of their range. Furthermore, the Inferno Dragon is a top pick for Clash Royale fans who want to defeat their foes and it looks like Supercell wants that to change. The reason we are saying this is because Supercell has decreased Inferno Dragon’s range from 4.0 to 3.5 tiles. Nonetheless, Inferno Dragon is still a powerful card even after this nerf.

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Crypto Markets News

PAKET Delivery Network Based On Blockchain Plans To Dethrone Industry’s Big Players, Such As DHL And FedEx

The PAKET platform is a delivery network based on blockchain technology and is prepared to dethrone the big players in the parcel delivering industry, including DHL and FedEx, among others. Taking advantage of blockchain technology to create a transparent and accountable delivery process for the international parcel delivery industry, PAKET is close to becoming a fierce competitor for the already-existing conventional names in this sector of activity.

Today’s global package delivery industry is experiencing rapid technological and procedural change as a consequence of the implementation of new technologies and the growth of online retailing, especially.

These changes imply the inflow of new entrants, particularly at the regional level, where the majority of delivery activity is carried out. But the significant roles performed by the majority of the smaller participants in this industry, who form the core of the package delivery environment, have so yet to be adequately acknowledged.

PAKET delivery network based on blockchain technology plans to outperform big players in the industry, including DHL and FedEx

Some huge names like DHL and FedEx quickly pop to mind when we talk about parcel delivery. While these are still the leading international delivery providers, the fast development of online retailing necessitates increased involvement at scales where these significant operators have not been recognized.

The issue with the actual parcel delivery system is that it engages inadequately coordinated centralized bodies that are interconnected by various levels of middlemen. That is a significant loss concerning cost and quality-of-service, allowing for the inadequacies to exist in the present situation of the package delivery industry.

PAKET is an open network, based on blockchain technology, which provides unlimited access to opportunities for all levels of participants in the global delivery industry. Either as a private individual or as a company, everyone can become a member of the unquenchable pool of service suppliers and be paid for the work they perform.

For the end users, this implies a more secure, transparent and trackable parcel delivery network that guarantees an efficient delivery service.

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Crypto News

Lightning Network Reaches Over 3,000 Nodes And Approaches 100 Bitocin (BTC) In Capacity

After expanding its capacity by 85% in July, Lightning Network (LN) on the Bitcoin (BTC) mainnet exceeded 3,000 nodes and got closer to 100 BTC in capacity in the first week of August. The data gathered by the monitoring resources site 1ml.com determined that the LN reached a total funds accommodation of 97 BTC or about $630,000.

Lightning Network experienced rapid growth in July

Initially deployed at the beginning of 2018, the Lightning Network experienced a high-paced growth in Q2 2018. In May, the network’s capacity was somewhere below 18 BTC and had explosive growth in July.

Even though the LN continued to expand rapidly, the relatively new technology keeps rising concerns and critics from a part of the Bitcoin (BTC) community and some crypto enthusiasts, mostly regarding the alleged centralization of the Lightning Network.

In reply to these accusations, the network’s developer, known as StopAndDecrypt, explained how the visual maps only give the illusion of the decentralization.

“The fact of the matter is, this network graph actually does a really terrible job of presenting the Lightning Network to you. It’s pretty and fun to play with, but it does everyone involved an analytic injustice,” the developer asserted in a blog post.

Lightning Network gains support despite its current issues

Also, many crypto fans and blockchain technology enthusiasts complain about the fact that Lightning Network might not have the expected ability to operate Bitcoin (BTC) transactions.

As pointed out in an older article on the Bitcoinist, the developers of the Lightning Network primarily focused on the stability of the network and not on the sums conducted on it, for the moment, so any transaction over approximately three cents is not guaranteed to be successfully carried on.

Despite its current flaws, Lightning Network on the Bitcoin (BTC) mainnet keeps raising the interest of investors, crypto community, and developers. Many came into support, with Charlie Lee, the Litecoin (LTC) founder, leading the pack, who stated that Lightning network would eventually be the “ultimate decentralized exchange.”

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Crypto News

Maerki Baumann Bank Is The Second In Switzerland To Accept Funds From Cryptocurrency Operations

Swiss bank Maerki Baumann will become the second bank in Switzerland to accept money derived from cryptocurrency operations, including funds obtained through crypto mining and the receipt of payments for services rendered.

Maerki Baumann, a Zurich-based bank, to accept funds from cryptocurrency operations

The decision of the financial institution comes at a time when most local banks refuse to accept this type of digital assets and, in other countries, there are regulatory frameworks against cryptocurrency exchange platforms. These decisions confront the most critical position in the community that sees banks as actors outside the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

According to a report released on Monday, August 6th, the Zurich-based bank decided as a response to new market demands and the increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies.

Maerki Baumann informed that it would not offer direct investment in cryptocurrency and other derivatives, as the bank does not recommend making substantial investments in cryptos or maintaining them in the long term due to cryptocurrencies market’s volatility.

In other regions, the banking system and the cryptocurrencies are not getting along as well as in Switzerland

The international banking and financial system face new challenges from the increased use of cryptocurrency. The decentralized nature of cryptos such as Bitcoin (BTC), among others, is rethinking the way users manage their own money without the involvement of intermediaries, and banks don’t like this.

For that reason mainstream banks and financial institutions refuse cryptocurrency. While in some regions of the world there exists openness, in some other areas, especially in South America, the doors remain closed for digital assets.

Some recent cases are, for example, the cessation of operations of the cryptocurrency exchange platform Buda in Colombia due to the company’s bank accounts closure by several mainstream banks.

However, fortunately, Switzerland shows a greater openness to cryptocurrencies, and, recently, the Zurich-based Maerki Baumann bank accepted cryptocurrency operations.

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