The blockchain startup has raised a record amount during its crowdsale, overcoming the previous record set by an Ethereum-based platform Bancor.
Block.one is all set to launch its own blockchain-based social media platform Voice on the U.S. Independence Day July 4. Initially upon launch, only registered users can publish their content and engage online.
Block.one has granted numerous innovative companies that are developing solutions aimed at mitigating the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
Blockchain software publisher Block.one announced today the EOSIO Virtual Hackathon ‘Coding for Change,’ which will launch on May 1, 2020.
Binance, Block.one, BitMEX, BiBox, KayDex, BProtocol, Status and TRON Foundation received the class-action lawsuits. The lawsuits claim that those companies were selling or helping with the selling of unregistered securities.
It looks like Block.one and the SEC have figured out some kind of a deal as the launch of the beta version of Voice is scheduled on 14 February 2020.
Zalatimo has a wide experience in the digital media industry and was previously working for Forbes as the Chief Digital Officer.
eToroX announces new cryptoasset and blockchain protocol, and multiple fiat pairs.
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Ripple faces another legal hurdle to jump with claims that its monthly XRP sales constitute illegal sales of securities.
The SEC is looking to stop Telegram from issuing its GRAM tokens, for violating the Commission’s rules. Telegram is yet to make an official decision, however, how much of a play does the company have?