UTRUST, a blockchain based payment platform seeking to be the future of online payments, and SOMA, a decentralized social marketplace, have joined forces in order to revamp the classifieds business model.
Here’re the key highlights from this week’s two payment technology conferences – Sibos 2017 by SWIFT and Swell 2017 by Ripple.
Snip-Bancor partnership takes to the next level, rewards investors with free coins in order to add thousands of BNT holders to the Snip network.
The government agencies will have an access to the blockchain technology in the Microsoft’s Azure Government cloud platform to keep their data safe.
Chatbot platform Miniapps.pro teamed up with ICOBox, a SaaS solutions provider for conducting ICOs, to make its blockchain-based marketplace and AI-powered chatbot platform affordable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange thanked the U.S. government after it pushed companies like MasterCard to block payments to his website WikiLeaks in 2010.
Michael Novogratz and Galaxy Investment Partners have invested into the huge and under the radar Worldwide Asset eXchange (WAX), which looks to disrupt the $50 billion ‘gaming skins’ market.
Russia is to launch its national blockchain-based cryptocurrency named CryptoRuble. Datails still remain scarce, but some information has recently been revealed.
Software giant IBM, regional financial services company KlickEx Group, and Stellar, a non-profit organisation that supports an open source blockchain network, have unveiled a new regional cross-border payments solution using IBM’s blockchain technology.
Health data is tricky. It’s highly sensitive, heavily regulated, constantly changing, and there’s a ton of it. However, one company, BurstIQ, has developed an innovative approach to managing health data.
Ethereum hard fork Byzantium is now operational, despite the recent talks of possible delays. The updated software is successfully running, Ether prices are relatively stable.
Eloplay, a blockchain-based eSports platfrom, that is assigned for organizing tournaments with decentralized prize pools, started its token sale.
There was a time where mining Bitcoin was something that anyone could do. The difficulty was low, the turnaround time was quick, and the strain on resources barely touched sides. However, that is no longer the case.
With the help of the token sale, Cajutel, a Guinea-Bissau company under Swiss ownership, wants to providing high speed internet to the entire nation.
Blockchain startup Gladius plans to revolutionize the CDN and DDoS protection industries by making them cheaper, faster and safer.