This news section spotlights emerging altcoins, project updates, tokenomics changes and ecosystem developments driving innovation in DeFi, Web3 and digital assets. Keep track of the next wave of digital currencies before they make headlines—and gain insights that matter in the altcoin sector.
Nasdaq is going to launch a new tool for predicting the price movements of cryptocurrencies in November. The service will support 500 crypto assets. Currently, it is being tested.
The Gemini Dollar and Paxos Standard stablecoin will be pegged to the U.S. Dollar in 1:1 ration. The tokens are built on Ethereum network using the ERC 20 standards.
Three big multinationals – Volkswagen, Bosch, and Fujitsu – have collaborated with IOTA to use its Tangle Technology to automate their products and services.
San Francisco technology start-up Chain Inc. and Lightyear Corp. has joined forces to create a new company that is expected to make building and operating on Stellar even easier.
A new platform 433 Tokens enables fans vote on games and communicate with football legends. It has won the support of Mr. Paul Scholes and Mr. Andriy Shevchenko, who will personally participate in the ecosystem.
Price is currently hovering within the boundaries of the resistance level at $6.8 and the support level at $4.1. It would take a strong directional movement for the price to leave the boundaries.
Though some optimists still hope for the bright future for cryptos, Ethereum co-founder believes that we won’t see 1000x Growth again.
In this interview, Spin Protocol’s founders Jay Yu (CEO) and Kyle Kim (CBO) share their insights into e-commerce market, explaining how their project could help businesses get rid of intermediary burden.
Block producers EOS New York has proposed cutting down on RAM required to open new accounts thereby cutting costs by 25%.
The world-known web browser Opera has realized new functionalities enabling users to send collectibles, such as CryptoKitties, directly from the built-in crypto-wallet.
Should the price break and close above the supply level of $0.30, would interrupt the current bearish phase.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission views cryptocurrencies and crypto-related activities including ICOs as potential threats for traditional financial markets.
Uptrend movement could be triggered in case the supply zone of $0.11 is broken; a clear break and weekly close above the supply zone of $0.11 would interrupt the bearish testing demand zone of $0.08 and the supply zone of $0.13 would be exposed.
By Thursday, Sep 6, Ether is still under pressure. Today, the crypto is losing 0.1%, trading around $228.18. Yesterday Ether lost around 20% and the price is now trying to find a support.
The UK-headquartered blockchain startup TransferGo has been rolling out a seamless remittance corridor bridging Europe with India.