Chain Closes Free Bitcoin API Service on December 31
Blockchain technology startup Chain Inc. will no longer offer its service as of December 31, 2015.
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Blockchain technology startup Chain Inc. will no longer offer its service as of December 31, 2015.
Goldman Sachs has developed a new cryptocurrency using the blockchain technology.
The Securities and Exchange Commission presented a complaint with case details.
Three Greek banks are threatened to be attacked again if the ransom of 20,000 bitcoin is not paid.
Estonia has partnered with Bitnation, the blockchain-based governance system, to enable refugees get bitcoin debit cards and blockchain IDs.
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The former chief executive of Barclays, Anthony Jenkins, believes the FinTech will disrupt the traditional banking industry over the next ten years.
London-based digital currency firm Plutus brings a new Bitcoin app to the cryptocurrency world. The smartphone application will permit to pay with BTC at any Near-Field Communication enabled payment terminal.
Digital currency miner Bitcoin Group has reissued its prospectus following a request by the the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to provide a report on bitcoin mining.
Bitcoin startups get focused on blockchain shifting away from bitcoin as a digital currency.
Coinbase has partnered with Shift Payments to issue a new bitcoin debit card that can be used by US residents at merchants accepting VISA.
Аccording to a survey made by Silicon Valley Bank, fintech startups and investors state that regulatory hurdles may cause the biggest issue in the future.
TechrIoT XLR8, Colorado’s exclusive Internet of Things accelerator program, reported the formation of an advisory board including executives from firms such as Arrow Electronics, Jeppesen, Nokia Networks.
The innovation firm R3 has received support from five additional banks that joined the company’s project on developing blockchain solutions for the finance industry.