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China’s search engine giant Baidu has launched a new game based on Blockchain. “Leci Gou” is akin to CryptoKitties, but here players take care of dogs.
Owing to the risks of over buying and purchasing, banks across the U.S and Europe and banning crypto purchases through credit cards.
Santander will soon be launching a mobile app in Q1 2018 for instant payments powered with Ripple’s xCurrent technology.
KuCoin is now the exchange to allow the widest range of Bitcoin Cash trading pairs, and which they believe will tap into a whole new breed of crypto investors.
Based on Ethereum blockchain, the game brings entirely new level of decentralized gaming experience, adding real value to a player’s achievements.
Japan’s financial watchdog ‘FSA’ has raided Coincheck in order to “ensure the preservation of clients’ assets.”
The minister in his budget speech for 2018 talked about eliminating the use of cryptos for “illegitimate” activities.
The UK’s Royal Mint is launching its own gold-backed cryptocurrency. One coin named RMG is equal to one gram of gold.
Dmitriy Gurkovskiy, a senior analyst at RoboForex, shares his vision on Ripple’s future trends, thereto explaining obstacles the token faces when it comes to its wider adoption.
With a view to become a smart city, Taipei partners with IOTA to provide its residents with a wide range of new technological advantages.
Kodak is seeking some more time with the launch of Kodak coin ICO as the project enters “accredited investor verification phase.”
The decentralized social characteristics of blockchain technology is enabling its implementation in a lot of industries.
One of the most popular mobile messaging platforms in Japan is looking to enable its users to trade virtual currency via its own exchange service.
With a view to enhance the integrity and security of its ads, Facebook is imposing ban on all cryptocurrency ad, including ICOs, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
South Korea does not intend to ban cryptocurrency trading, the country’s finance minister said on Thursday.