Startup Circle opens source project CENTRE that is based on blockchain technology and will be aimed to connect different digital wallets.
David Drake, the Chairman of LDJ Capital, will advise ICOBox on the key market aspects, including the industry’s legal regulation, international business development, and investor relations.
According to project founders, the initiative will help to bring greater transparency and accountability for funds raised via initial coin offerings.
FSA has declared first cryptocurrency exchanges that are now allowed to operate in the country under the recently adopted regulations.
With a blockchain-based lending platform, millions of underbanked people in Asia will be able to access basic financial services and build their financial reputation.
Grayscale’s application for Bitcoin Investment Trust has recently been withdrawn by NYSE Arca exchange.
The new exchange is promised to drive the growth of security token market by changing the trade of virtual tokens issued via Initial Coin Offerings.
Forget about the new iPhone X, Sirin Labs intends to create the first blockchain smartphone.
The platform is expected to become the largest digital currency exchange in South Korea, allowing investors to trade in more than 110 cryptocurrencies.
Blockchain startup Datum, powered by Ethereum, BigchainDB and IPFS, is creating a global data marketplace by turning data into tradeable commodities.
The new platform is expected to revolutionize the current software and applications market, offering benefits to both consumers and developers.
The team behind an ethereum scaling solution is launching an off-the-chain micropayment system that is designed to address the scalability and latency problems of the network.
Blockchain technology seems to be taking the world by storm, but there are underlying issues that may threaten its future, namely, scalability and fees.
Never Stop Marketing presents Blockchain Marketing Technology Landscape, the first ever mapping of marketing solutions based on blockchain techs.
Indian authorities are discussing the proposal to set up state-cryptocurrency ‘Lakshmi’ based on blockchain technology and backed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).