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Crypto community in China may take a sigh of relief: according to its official the government temporarily “pauses” ICOs, not bans them.
Camelgram is in the process of building a blockchain-based PoS Network and its crowdsale will fuel development, production and manufacturing.
Crypto Valley Association, a Swiss-based non-profit association that promotes cryptocurrencies and the development of blockchain technologies, has announced its support for ‘careful’ ICO regulation.
The companies have signed a strategic agreement to enable users of the Matchpool application create communities of investors interested in Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs).
Following the trend of ICOs’ rapid and continuous growth, Filecoin, a decentralized blockchain-based storage network, sets the all-time record raising $257M.
The European Central Bank plans to create licensing guidelines for financial technology firms.
Privatix, the first Internet bandwidth marketplace powered by a P2P VPN Network on Blockchain, wants your bandwidth. And will pay for it.
In the framework of cooperation with Microsoft Israel’s Bank Hapoalim seeks to digitize paper-based process of creating bank guarantees by using blockchain techs.
Findings of analysis of distributed ledger technology conducted by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the European Central Bank (ECB) state, that DLT is “immature” to power the world’s biggest payment systems.
Bitclave welcomes public to participate in its upcoming ICO for the “Bitclave Active Search Ecosystem”, which comprises ad application, search ecosystem and trustworthy cybersecurity platform.
EU financial enterprise Worldcore, previously known as non-blockchain, is about to start its own ICO on October 14, 2017 aiming to raise up to $100 million for the development and promotion of the digital bank’s blockchain platform.
The city-state of Singapore is likely to become favored ICO destination for blockchain startups following the initial coin offerings ban issued in China.
Viberate has successfully completed its crowdsdale. $ 10.7 million in 4 minutes and 42 seconds!
Chinese authorities are reportedly going to impose further restrictions on bitcoin and other digital currencies, following a recent ban on initial coin offerings.
The first global blockchain-based video hosting TOP intends to revolutionize the established mechanism of video industry and invites investors to participate in its own ICO starting on September 23, 2017.