It seems, that bitcoin finally gains momentum after the succession of equally infamous and disturbing news about China’s decision to ban ICOs and shut down all bitcoin trading.
Japan’s financial watchdog announced its plans to monitor virtual currency exchanges operating in the country.
According to James Altucher, experienced trader and venture capitalist, Amazon will start accepting Bitcoin as a new method of payment as early as in October.
Russia-based international farming network LavkaLavka has announced a crowdsale of its blockchain platform BioCoin starting on September 25.
Eloplay introduces “Smart Tournaments” with decentralized prize pools working on the smart contracts technology, which allow players and brands to organize esports tournaments.
The new cryptocurrency startup aims to change traditional mining by using one of the most environment-friendly and efficient source of energy.
The ReMeChain pre-ICO (pre-placement of tokens) is set to begin from November 11, 2017
Planned for the next month, the initial coin offering will enable developers to raise finances for further development of the network’s payments protocol.
Kibo Lotto, gaming platform based on Ethereum smart contracts, announced that the project development is complete.
LastWill protects people from losing control over their cryptocurrency assets
While Chinese regulators are moving closer to shutting down bitcoin trading in the country, traders seem to have a way to work around.
Blockchain startup Datum, powered by Ethereum, BigchainDB and IPFS, is creating a global data marketplace by turning data into tradeable commodities.
Chronicled and the LinkLab join forces in the framework of blockchain-based MediLedger Project, expected to solve a longtime problem of meds tracking.
The new platform is expected to revolutionize the current software and applications market, offering benefits to both consumers and developers.
Hitachi announced its reorganization into a new Internet of Things enterprise Hitachi Vantara.