T.OS blockchain startup aims to bring cryptocurrency adoption to the new level going so far as to introduce two separate cryptos for this end.
Fred Schebesta, one of the founders of a tech project Finder.com, has revealed his plans to launch the first Australian crypto bank.
Named after the second most solid gem on Earth, the platform of Ruby-x provides transparency and unbreakable security level for both crypto and technology exchanges.
A Starbucks spokesperson said that they won’t directly accept digital token payments but will help their customer spend their holdings at the outlet.
With the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica scandal awakening data privacy concerns in the general public earlier this year, SWIPECrypto startup is using blockchain to restore trust and accountability to how data is used and handled.
Kelly says that the regulated and licensed Bakkt platform will provide an easy entry point for the arrival of institutional products like Bitcoin ETF.
Korea’s biggest crypto exchange UPbit came out clean in audit after local authorities’ raid, proving the solvency of the exchange.
Cryptographer and PhD in Information Security Dr. Pavel Kravchenko shares his “alternative opinion on blockchain” dispelling the illusion of its intermediary-free nature.
An exciting new development has come into force where blockchain technology and gaming come together as one – the next generation of video games has truly arrived.
Coinbase has renewed its money transmitter license in Wyoming, marking a long-waited return since being pulled out from the state three years ago.
During the IPO, Argo Blockchain managed to raise more that it initially planned namely owing to the support provided by some cornerstone investors.
Bakkt aims to develop an integrated platform with a seamless global network to enable crypto enthusiasts operate their digital spendings easily.
The new plugin will allow a majority of the online eCommerce stores accept cryptocurrency payments from their global customers.
The leading crypto exchange lost its status in February 2014 and turned into a bankrupt because of the 744,000 Bitcoin theft. The creditors do not lose hope to get their money back. The petition to reclaim the lost funds was started in November 2017, but the first repayments are expected in summer 2019.
The first music event fueled by blockchain will debut on the 20th of October in San Francisco. The starting price for tickets is just $25 during the pre-sale, cryptocurrencies are accepted. The blockchain nature of this event helped to minimize the pricing and avoid tickets manipulations.