Under a new U.S. bill, Facebook’s Libra would be viewed as a security and would be within the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Previously, Kraken Futures was functioning only on a web browser. Now, users of iOS or Android devices can enjoy the mobile version of the app.
Apple has had a great year especially with the release of some of its new products. Currently, Apple stock is trading for $262 while a year ago its price was $172.
Assassin’s Creed and Prince of Persia developer Ubisoft is now the fourth block producer for Ultra’s gaming network.
As the internet gradually migrates from Web2.0 to Web3.0, Tachyon Protocol looks well on its way to become one of the dominant players of the decentralized future.
The People’s Bank of China has a plan to create a new set of standards for both fintech and blockchain industries in the nearest future.
Aston Martin has announced its newest product, the DBX, which is the company’s very first SUV. The company has said that since a significant percentage of its customer base has been men, the DBX is designed for women.
Telegram’s $100,000 contest asks developers to create an algorithm that can segregate useful and identical information and present it to the users.
Lamborghini has announced that it will now begin using blockchain technology from Salseforce, to authenticate its cars. This will significantly simply the process which usually takes a long time and gulps heavy resources.
The price change of gaming-related MMOCoin (MMO) shows increasing market interest and a possible upward trend.
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is positioned against the Tesla Model Y and will be released next year in 2020. Ford’s entry will give a major boost to the electric car industry as Tesla welcomes the rising competition.
The gen z-focused TikTok has seen over 1.5 billion downloads across multiple app stores and is giving social media giant Facebook a run for their money.
The United States Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang reinforces his position on cryptocurrencies and technology hinting at his intention to regulate them.
SoftBank and Naver will create a joint business where each will hold 50%. The new company will compete with global companies in Japan and operate both Line and Z Holdings (Yahoo Japan’s operator).
Ford Mustang, which was the staple brand of the sixties and seventies, has revealed its all-electric Mustang Mach-E SUV drawing controversy by old-timers who wanted an all-round petrol-powered car with a revved-up engine.