Cryptocurrency exchange Binex brings some innovation to its interface, adding features advantageous for both: expert traders and novice ones.
Chinese cryptocurrency exchange Huobi’s blockchain incubator Huobi Labs has revealed its plans to create a US$1 billion fund to finance local start-ups.
The new project attracted attention of the community because of its multidimensional approach: the platform is not only eliminating fraud, it also creates original games, engages third parties and offers white label solutions.
Kvantor platform seems to be on the verge of revolutionizing banking sector, providing its users the potential for complete economic freedom.
Security of data storage is a true stumbling block of today’s digital century. Fortunately, Casper API, and a number of other startups propose the solution.
Despite all the rumors, the U.K. banking giant Barclays is not planning to launch its own cryptocurrency trading desk in the nearest future.
A group of the world’s leading car makers have formed the Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative – a consortium for applying blockchain technology in the automotive industry.
Blockchain-based startup Image Protect is working on a global registry for digital content that will facilitate the authentication of users and link intellectual property so as to enable universal access to the content.
After joining other 120 financial institutions in RippleNet, BankDhofar has become the first Oman bank in this global blockchain network.
Given how much ISPs and websites know about us, it’s clear that the biggest problem we face with the current internet is privacy. Fortunately, Skywire introduces the solution.
Slate, a blockchain-based entertainment utility protocol, introduces whole range of solutions to shake up entertainment and media industry.
Top ranking global real estate platform DirectHome adopts blockchain tech to become the 1st and only in offering cashback program.
DataBroker DAO, marketplace for selling and buying sensor data, announced when and where it will present its solution welcoming like-minded individuals and forward-thinking organizations.
Keunde, already well established social media company, plans to integrate blockchain tech into the platform, promising social media that promotes real-world gamified challenges to create meaningful connections.
ANZ says that the use of blockchain in the insurance sectors will help to remove uncertainty with more faster and transparent execution of services.