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Facing intensifying criticism from politicians and sellers on Amazon’s aggressive policies quite for a while, the company finally decided to let third-party sellers offer lower prices on other sites.
Decentralized liquidity network Bancor announces new non-custodial wallet for users to instantly convert between Ethereum and EOS-based tokens without order books or counterparties.
Skycoin has unveiled the developer version of their Skywire application. Developers will now be able to download, install, build, and run the Skywire mainnet utilizing a command line interface. Full developer documentation will be released over the next few weeks.
NatWest Bank will debut new NFC payment cards with built-in fingerprint scanners for testing in mid-April in an attempt to curb down theft cases associated with payments via credit and debit cards.
IBM and CULedger partnered to deliver blockchain services for financial cooperatives and credit unions. The first services on the CULedger blockchain network are set to be available for credit union members worldwide later this year.
After a successful WireSummit, BTC Wires is back with another revolutionary blockchain.
Brave has reached a new milestone. The browser company has long promised its users that they will be able to earn crypto while surfing the web. Now, it has finally fulfilled that promise.
One Wall Street firm sees major upside for Facebook if its secretive cryptocurrency plan works out. Facebook’s reported stablecoin project could be a significant moneymaker for the social media giant.
Besides XRP, SIX is also planning to launch several other crypto-ETPs by the end of 2019, in partnership with financial services company Amun AG.
The Burj Khalifa developer, Emaar Group, plans to take over the cryptocurrency world by storm with the introduction of its digital token with an ICO planned for a year later.