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Digital Piggy Banks And Books: How Crypto Industry Targets Kids


While there are not many things that everyone in the cryptocurrency community can agree on, there is a shared belief that decentralized digital currencies will play an integral role in the future of money. As a result, a handful of companies are building their business on products that aim...

Philippines Increasingly Crypto Friendly – A Look at Driving Forces


There are many reasons why the Philippines is becoming increasingly crypto-friendly. Not only has its central bank registered more crypto exchanges recently, but the Securities and Exchange Commission has also been actively finalizing crypto guidelines. The country has an active crypto community...

Lendingblock receives License as DLT Provider from GFSC Supported by ISOLAS


Lendingblock, the open trade for institutional lending and borrowing of digital assets has obtained a License as a DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) provider from the GFSC (Gibraltar Financial Services Commission) upheld by the blockchain law office, ISOLAS. This License is a significant...

How Coinbase Quietly Became the World’s Biggest Bitcoin Bank


On August 15, the San Francisco-based digital currency exchange Coinbase announced that it had acquired the cryptocurrency custody service Xapo’s institutional branch. The business move puts Coinbase in the limelight, making it the largest custodial service for digital assets worldwide, with...

Privacy Token Beam Completes First Hard Fork Against the ASICs


Beam, the privacy coin based on Mimblewimble protocol, completed its 1st hard fork on 15th August 2019 at 19:00 hrs. (UTC) away from the ASICs. The scheduled fork was carried out at 321,321 blocks, according to the reports. Beam’s hard fork adapted the mining algorithm owing to the ASIC mining...

Hong Kong Protest Leader Hopes to Incite Run on Chinese Banks


The 11th week of protesting in Hong Kong has passed as the world has witnessed massive sit-ins at the national airport and demonstrations across several locations citywide. The 2019 anti-extradition bill protests have affected Hong Kong’s local economy, investors have dumped on the benchmark...

Samsung Adds Bitcoin Support to Its Blockchain Keystore


On August 13, Samsung, the South Korean multinational conglomerate, published the company’s new Blockchain Keystore SDK for developers and the latest release supports Bitcoin Core (BTC). The version follows Samsung’s previous Keystore release which only supported ETH and the ERC20...

Ron Paul Slams Fednow Payment System and Encourages Crypto Competition


Ron Paul, the muckraking former congressman from Texas, is stirring things up once again, this time taking aim at the new real-time digital payment system proposed last week by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Presented as an innovative solution by government and media voices, the cryptosphere received...

Central Banks Worldwide Testing Their Own Digital Currencies


Central banks worldwide are examining the possibility of issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), with some already testing theirs for different uses. Countries that have advanced their digital currency projects include China, Singapore, Canada, the Bahamas, Thailand, Uruguay, and Sweden....

SEC Lodges Emergency Action Against Fraudulent Organizer of VERI ICO


The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sought that the assets belonging to the organizer of VERI (Veritaseum) initial coin offering, Reginald “Reggie” Middleton, be frozen. The Commission has accused Middleton for conducting an illegal and fraudulent ICO for the VERI coins...

Investors to Get Bitcoin Refunds from Poloniex for May Flash Crash


Poloniex has announced that it will be covering the losses incurred by investors during the flash crash that took place in May. The trading fees will be credited to lenders who lost big funds in the May market slump that involved the dubious digital currency ClAMS.  As per the official blog post...

UN Investigating 35 North Korean Cyberattack Instances in 17 Nations


The United Nations experts have said that they are probing a minimum of 35 cyberattack incidents in as many as 17 nations carried out by North Koreans. As per The Associated Press reports, North Koreans are using cyberattacks for raising money illegally for the nuclear program. Moreover, they...

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