Lightning Labs continues its way of changing the crypto ecosystem, offering more advanced, faster and cheaper transactions than blockchain does.
Salesforce, San Francisco-based cloud computing company, has embarked upon a blockchain product, scheduled to be announced during Dreamforce, company’s annual customer conference.
The release of Skycoin Fiber Platform is on the way – a direct response to existing blockchain flaws and the foundation of “Blockchain 3.0”.
Singapore blockchain-based start-up Odyssey has announced its successful partnership with the oBike Global Bike Sharing Platform.
Global leading broker ExpertOption has released a one coin for three investment platforms that are set to combine traditional online trading with blockchain investments.
Aitheon, an Estonian-based Blockchain startup, holds talks with major market heavyweights on integrating its platform in their business models.
Blockchain Technology Foundation (BCTF) aims to modernize the market and social relations by furthering blockchain adoption and educating business community on harnessing this instrument to create a more secure, equitable, and functional future.
With a view to legalize its ICO market, a Japanese research group proposed guidelines for regulating this form of venture-capital fundraising.
The blockchain smartphone will host tons of feature with crypto-related activities. The first batch will be shipped in October 2018 at a price of $1000.
Ripple is making a big step forward as its XRP ledger’s underlying technology has been for the first time used to create the digital currency for e-commerce.
Blockchain is constantly showing its potential in new ways, and the world of content sharing is one area that could especially benefit from more decentralization.
While data brokers invade the privacy of consumers to get their data, Opiria is creating a decentralized marketplace that offers companies the opportunity to buy personal data directly from consumers, without middlemen and with consumers’ full consent.
CoinList, a platform that is connecting investors with blockchain projects, has raised $9.2 million which will be allocated for business development.
Amber Baldet, a JPMorgan Chase executive who leads the bank’s blockchain team, is leaving the company to start a business of her own.
A highly rated rewards platform BitRewards invites invertors to join Whitelist and therefore contribute to a cutting-edge loyalty business model that makes merchants and customers friends again.