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The BTC is still going up on Apr 4, currently trading at around $5,020.50.
Spanish banking giant Santander is planning a massive expansion of its international payment platform One Pay FX app, which currently operates in 19 countries, including the US.
Starting from April 5, the Boerse Stuttgart-owned Swedish exchange Nordic Growth Market (NGM) will be listing Litecoin and XRP ETPs.
Ethereum price will reach $178 price level in case the Bulls are able to break up the $168 price level. Lose in the Bulls’ momentum will return the coin to its previous low of $141 price level.
A 146GB data set with information about Facebook users’ activity, account names and IDs was found in one app. Another app has stored unprotected Facebook passwords for 22,000 users.
More than 100 organizations and firms including IBM, Ripple and Swift signed a charter to join a newly created International Association of Trusted Blockchain Applications.
A new report from the World Economic Forum indicates that over 40 banks are considering offering their own blockchain cryptocurrencies.
Goldman Sachs analyst is sure, Netflix (NFLX) stock is all set to soar 80% in a year from now. Here’s a look into how Netflix will lead the video-streaming industry which is likely to see stiff competition in the next few years.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a “no-action” letter to TurnKey Jet, Inc., in whick it agrees that tokens that are used by the business-travel startup are not securities.
The guidance released by SEC includes examples of both networks and tokens that fall under securities laws and outlines projects which do not.