Breaking news coverage from cryptocurrency world about key figures, exchanges, startups, investment, applications, regulation and more.
The blockchain that was created by the University of Sydney and CSIRO’s Data61 is able process transactions significantly faster than any public blockchain.
Expert in the spheres of AI and Machine Learning, Dmytro Spilka provides detailed look into Smart Contracts, sharing his insights into the technology’s present and future.
The Mt. Gox trustee has disclosed some more details on the company’s rehabilitation process and confirmed the sale of over $230 million worth of crypto.
Blockchain tech was built for Bitcoin, but its future is much broader and more interesting than that origin might suggest. It’s already being used in some very creative ways, and as the years go by, it’s sure to find numerous more innovative uses.
Google will manually approve the blockchain and cryptocurrency businesses providing better investor protection and weeding out illegitimate services and frauds.
Investment platform Circle has listed EOS, Stellar, 0x and Qtum on its platform. The assets can be bought through the Circle Invest platform either individually or as part of a basket using the “Buy the Market” retail portfolio investment feature.
Ten years on from the launch of the original cryptocurrency, bitcoin, there are thousands of cryptos in existence today, each with a unique function. Which of them are most likely to truly change the world?
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has announced some changes in its listing policy. The new listing process, compliant with local laws, will be faster and will welcome wider range of digital currencies.
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The digital marketing company Cyberius has prepared a new infographic showing key details of how to run ICO campaigns and select proper type of digital tokens.
American-born retail giant famed for general endorsement of the cutting-edge technologies is welcoming a blockchain-based replacement of the outdated food tracking system.
Visa’s blockchain-based B2B project is gaining massive popularity in Asia. Thailand’s fourth-largest bank, Kasikornbank, has signed on to test the platform, which aims to increase transparency and efficiency in the world of cross-border corporate payments.
An open source platform Aidos will allow people to invest in digital currency by setting up offshore bank accounts in crypto-friendly countries.
A recent survey indicates that 30% of Londoners interested in cryptocurrency as an investment. This is an interesting statistic, when compared to the fact that only 12% of the rest of the UK is interested in investing in digital assets.
JPMorgan’s payment project based on blockchain technology has welcomed more than 75 banks that are ready to participate in trials.
Although banking and finance are usually slow technology adopters, both have to catch up with technological trends to survive. See what potential AI-powered tools have in the sphere and what obstacles get in the way of their wider adoption.