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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.
Electronics giant Samsung has begun manufacturing ASIC chips designed for Bitcoin mining. The firm completed the development of its ASIC chips last year and began mass production this month.
As cryptocurrency prices stabilized across the globe, CoinMarketCap reinstates South Korean exchanges, listing their crypto data again.
Tether is yet to come clean on its alleged involvement with Bitfinex exchange and issuing USDT tokens which are alleged to have been not backed by the U.S Dollar.
South Korea’s regulatory ban on anonymous crypto trading finally goes into effect starting today and many participants back this decision.
The collaboration between the two cryptocurrencies will pave a path for cross-chain atomic swaps which is the most awaited development for the year.
PlusCoin, a decentralized crypto-cashback service based on the Ethereum blockchain, has announced that its PLC tokens can be officially traded on on popular exchange Etherdelta.
Coincheck has been asked to submit a report by Feb 13 stating the reasons of security loopholes and work further on restoring the issues.
Analysts say that there could be a “bloodbath” in the crypto markets if suspicions regarding use of Tether tokens for pumping Bitcoin price turns out to be true.
Tokyo-based crypto exchange Coincheck suffered a loss of 58 billion yen as a result of a hack. 500 million NEM tokens were stolen. The exchange has temporarily stopped some services and is now working to remedy the consequences of the hack.