
Will the Payments Sector Unite or Divide over Cryptocurrency Adoption?
By adopting cryptocurrencies, the payment firms are able to increase the chances for crypto to reach the mainstream sooner rather than later.
By adopting cryptocurrencies, the payment firms are able to increase the chances for crypto to reach the mainstream sooner rather than later.
Since President Xi Jinping’s endorsement of blockchain technology, there have been several new related developments in China.
Sources indicates that Bytedance, TikTok owner, has launched a new company that offers AI and blockchain technology services amongst others.
Citing high client demand, Fidelity Digital Assets is actively planning to support the Ethereum cryptocurrency starting next year in 2020.
During the next year, the Riksbank will employ Accenture experts to develop state-owned cryptocurrency called e-krona.
Binance said they will list TRON cryptocurrency but the DigiByte founder has dropped shadows on the project led by Justin Sun.
The USDT “token distribution” may start changing in next days due to the bad news for Bitfinex and Tether.
VeChain Hack exposed to public: Foundation Announcement claims that their 1.1 billion VET address was hacked on December 13, 2019.
AMD and Ultra Games will work on co-marketing activities to promote the Ultra platform along with creating awareness of the benefits of blockchain-based gaming.
Coinbase has announced that Orchid is set to launch on Coinbase Pro. The platform will start accepting OXT deposits starting today.
Glencore will leverage the RSBN blockchain network to trace cobalt moving from one place to another. Glencore plans to get a full-time membership for RSBN by February 2020.
A recent report has confirmed that not only does China control a large percentage of Bitcoin’s worldwide hash rate, but most of it also comes from just one province.
Germany-based Upvest will use the funding for not only expanding its reach but also for its API easier integration.
With the new changes to the BitLicense rules, NYDFS will allow exchanges to self-certify the listing and adoption of new tokens approved by the regulator.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s decentralized social media initiative dubbed Bluesky calls for five brave programmers.