Breaking news coverage from cryptocurrency world about key figures, exchanges, startups, investment, applications, regulation and more.
RealFevr, a platform born to provide the best Fantasy Sports experience in the world, partnered with Iker Casillas. The platform has recentle made some updates across Desktop, iOS, and Android and is planning to issue a token via the RealFevr ICO.
The ExpertOption aims to bring online trading and blockchain-based projects closer creating a range of new products. EO coin sale live.
SBI Holdings launches VCTRADE, in-house bank-backed cryptocurrency exchange. Trading will initially only be available for Ripple. 20,000 potential users who pre-registered back in October of last year have already got access to the service.
Japan’s GMO Internet Group launches a mobile app “CryptoChips” that enables distribution of Bitcoin as remuneration within the game application and will offer it through a group company starting in August 2018.
ADZbuzz, a content discovery platform and an RSS reader, introduces a blockchain-fueled social media aggregator with a built in RSS feed.
Hada DBank, the first digital Islamic bank based on blockchain, has revealed its upcoming listing on the DigiPeso OTC cryptocurrency exchange.
DataBroker DAO has announced the extension of its token sale with a special bonus for the participants, planning to take advantage of Chinese IoT market.
CoinCrowd in collaboration with a decentralized exchange and a cryptocurrency wallet introduce the very new DAICO protocol for conducting ICOs.
The world’s leading exchange platform breaks into crypto investment starting a new project aimed at supporting new blockchain and crypto startups and funds.
ImmVRse, a decentralized digital VR content sharing platform has revealed the official dates of its upcoming pre-ICO, which is set on mid June.
Today, we caught up with Dmitriy Pavlolv from Neonix, who told us about their new gaming project “Heroes of Ethereum”, explained how it differs from others available on the market, and shared his vision on the project’s future.
In the lawsuit, Karma Group accused HitBTC of not completing the pre-paid listing of KRM tokens within the fixed deadline.
The country’s central bank – The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) – sees no sense in having its own digital currency given that already existing infrastructure is quite robust and efficient.
Dong He, deputy director of the IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department, published an article where he suggested that crypto assets may reduce demand for central bank money and proposed central banks create their own digitized assets.
Financial losses haven’t made Monster give up. The company is going to upgrade its business raising $300 million from the future ICO.