Istanbul is Ethereum’s eighth hard fork that comes with six Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), including EIPs 152, 1108, 1344, 1844, 2028 and 2200.
The U.S. SEC has provided approval for NYDIG Bitcoin Strategy Fund, an investment fund aimed at investing in Bitcoin futures contracts.
General manager of BIS who has a powerful name and is influential enough to change the industries says central banks’ cryptocurrencies may have a chance.
EOS blockchain gains a new massive project called Voice by Block.one. The project is dedicated to privacy-oriented social networking.
An analyst has said that Apple’s iPhone will not come with wired charging in 2021. As the company is working on new products, its stock is on the rise.
Although XRP faces a current moment upswing, this might be a good correction, as both the medium and long-term structure is in a downtrend.
Although there is still a month left in 2019, the present lack of any bullish momentum likely signals that Bitcoin will end the year on a slightly bearish note.
The Council of the European Union and the European Commission indicated the official EU position on global stablecoins.
Citigroup says that there will be growth next year, suggesting that investors should be a bit more open to increasing their portfolios.
Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid writes how cryptocurrencies will continue to gain acceptance in the global economy and ultimately dominate paper-money as we move towards a cashless society.
Mati Greenspan will be creating crypto trading videos on online educational platform Cointelligence. The course will feature in-depth teachings and analysis on the market.
In order to satisfy its customers’ needs, the cryptocurrency lending service BlockFi has presented a new zero-fee trading model.
In the framework of its a long going battle with complainants claiming XRP as a security, Ripple has raised additional questions over the plaintiff’s arguments.
Apple has had a rather successful year, the next one is also expected to be a good year. Kuo says Apple’s 2020 lineup will feature five new phones.
Figure Technologies, co-founded by SoFi’s Mike Cagney, welcomed Morgan Creek Digital’s Anthony “Pomp” Pompliano at its board.