iCoin is a mining company in Sierra Leone that is leveraging blockchain and artificial intelligence to bring speed and efficiency in the diamond extraction industry.
The Marco Polo platform, jointly developed by R3 and TradeIX, has just facilitated a new transaction entirely via blockchain. It’s a new step towards production.
The Trusted IoT Alliance has just welcomed Elrond as a new member. The Elrond Network, with its high throughput and sharding, is expected to bring benefits to the Internet of Things.
The advertising regulator ASA notes that BitMEX ads breached the code along with the lack of clear explanation of the risks involved with the BTC investments.
It has been announced that the previously announced tariff on Chinese goods is postponed from September to December. It has a positive impact on the Dow Jones index.
Viacom and CBS announced a merger but it seems that the company will still be not big and powerful enough to be competitive with such giants as Netflix.
Binance made an official announcement about its scheduled system upgrade at 02:00 AM (UTC) on 2019/08/15. All services will be suspended during this entire process that may take up to 8 hours.
It has now come to light that Facebook has been paying contract transcribers to review private audio chats from its Messenger app.
Ripple continues to face the ire of the investors who claim that XRP is “unlawful securities” under the SEC’s guidelines of the Howey Test.
Recently it has come to light that Samsung has added Bitcoin to its Blockchain Keystore SDK. However, the SDK is still under development.
Even though he didn’t offer any specifics, Cuban suggested that the Dallas Mavericks’ crypto payments system could, when launched, offer support for not only for BTC and ETH but other coins as well.
Coinbase’s partnership with Barclays allowed British clients to use Coinbase extensively. The end of this partnership could also potentially end Coinbase users’ access to the UK “Faster Payments Scheme” (FPS).
Artificial intelligence and blockchain are developing extremely fast. They both are able to make big changes but when they are combined they can do much more.
Flexa is finally launched outside of the US for the first time ever, which made instant, in-store cryptocurrency payments available to residents of the Great White North, from Yukon to Nova Scotia and from Vancouver to St. John’s.
New Zealand’s Auckland Saving Bank has invested in a blockchain startup called TradeWindow to support the launch of the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) trade platform.