Facebook and Square rank among the notable institutional investors making significant investments in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industries. They aim to benefit from the potential mass adoptions.
Lightning Labs has announced alpha release of Lightning Loop aimed to imrove the efficiency, scalability, and usability of Lightning.
The multimillion-dollar blockchain Tezos has officially concluded its first round of voting for two competing system-wide upgrade proposals.
IBM announced that two major US banks may soon offer their own cryptos on the IBM World Wire amidst growing concerns that Ripple’s dominance in this global remittance space may be under threat.
Welcome back to Max’s Corner, brought to you by Max Hasselhoff from Bytecoin, who this week takes a look at some of the recent roadmaps that have come out.
With the growing popularity of Stellar Lumens (XLM), the world’s eight largest cryptocurrency got recently listed on popular crypto exchange Coinbase.
IBM announced today that its global payment network, IBM Blockchain World Wire, has enabled payment locations in 72 countries, with 47 currencies and 44 banking endpoints and that it has signed letters of intent with six global banks.
Quantum computing is slowly spreading in the digital world with IBM on the forefront with the launch of their quantum computers. It will disrupt the whole crypto world in the near future.
Riot Blockchain is planning to set up a U.S-based regulated cryptocurrency exchange. It has already filed with the SEC.
Konstantin Rabin, fintech expert and crypto enthusiast, unveils what hides behind the trend of growing interest in crypto by private and public institutions, explaining what perspectives this could bring to the whole industry.
Alluva launches its blockchain based, cryptoasset prediction product that incentivizes users to increase transparency in the ecosystem.
Xpring, Ripple’s developer ecosystem project, has entered in a partnership with gaming blockchain startup Forte to build a $100 million fund to support game developers.
Welcome back to Max’s Corner, brought to you by Max Hasselhoff from Bytecoin. With the RSAC taking place in San Francisco this week, we decided it would be fitting to dedicate this version of Max’s Corner to developments in cryptography.
IBM and CULedger partnered to deliver blockchain services for financial cooperatives and credit unions. The first services on the CULedger blockchain network are set to be available for credit union members worldwide later this year.
Investment management company Invesco based in the United States has launched the first blockchain exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the London Stock Exchange.