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Bitcoin corrects heavily by 10% in just the last 24-hour duration as the overall crypto markets hit a month low.
Hada DBank has begun a successful collaboration with DE Asset Management Ltd, after receiving a $500,000 USD investment.
The Bitcoin.com Wallet announces two million wallets have been created since its release just seven months ago. The non-custodial wallet allows users to send and receive both Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin Core (BTC). The developers have big plans for the Bitcoin.com Wallet as more features are coming to the platform in the future.
Blockchain-based startup Digitize Coin helps consumers convert their loose change into digital currencies and spend on any transaction.The fintech company is getting ready for its token presale which starts on April 6, 2018.
In response to the recent regulatory guidance concerning token sales, Ambisafe has created an innovative self-regulating token class to assist with the management of securities on the Ethereum blockchain.
Bitpanda, Europe’s leading retail broker for digital currencies, has started an open-source research project named Pantos, together with scientists from the Technical University of Vienna, the Academy of Sciences, and the Research Institute for Future Cryptoeconomics (RIAT). The project will develop the Token Atomic Swap Technology (TAST) and will release the developed work as an open-source technology.
MoviesChain, new blockchain-based film distribution platform developed by TVzavr, announced TGE to disintermediate the whole industry, bringing together film viewers and independent cinema.
It’s interesting to observe how cryptocurrences are penetrating into all the spheres of our life. Now it’s turn of the cannabis market to be changed.
The Italian Sea Group has partnered with Aditus, the world’s first decentralized luxury access platform, to let its customers buy yachts in crypto.
The Financial Service Agency has cracked the whip on seven exchanges for failing to comply with anti-money laundering and security procedures.