Russian President Vladimir Putin is sounding the alarm over cryptocurrencies.
For a majority of the world, August 1, 2017 was just a normal day. But for technology gurus and cryptocurrency fanatics, August 1, 2017 was a monumental day in blockchain history.
China will likely resume cryptocurrency trading after licensing exchanges as measures for cryptocurrency market regulation.
Taiwan’s authorities refuse to follow the examples of China and South Korea in banning ICOs and join Japan in its bitcoin-friendly approach.
The Florida-headquartered blockchain startup Centra Tech has successfully completed its ICO on September 25 to fund the development of its cryptocurrency debit card service and marketplace.
With Bitcoin (BTC) price increasing up to $4400, world’s largest banks begin to seriously consider cryptocurrency adoption.
Two websites operated by CBS’s Showtime video network have been identified as containing cryptocurrency mining scripts.
The value of the digital currency continues its upward trend, despite Chinese crackdown on virtual money and uncertainty regarding SegWit2x activation.
In an interview with Coinspeaker Aeron CEO Artem Orange reveals listing plans and talks flight safety and beyond.
South Korean Financial Supervisory Service follows the recent move of China announcing ban of initial coin offerings.
Another bitcoin hard fork is to take place soon: new Bitcoin Gold aims to make bitcoin network truly decentralized by demonopolizing mining industry.
Famous investor plans to launch $500M Galaxy Digital Asset Fund to become the part of the “largest bubble of our lifetimes”.
Cryptolocator, an international marketplace for Ethereum trading, will be launched in the middle of October 2017.
Forget about the new iPhone X, Sirin Labs intends to create the first blockchain smartphone.
The platform is expected to become the largest digital currency exchange in South Korea, allowing investors to trade in more than 110 cryptocurrencies.