Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano (ADA), announced the release of the latest version of ADA. Taking to his Twitter handle to make the announcement, Hoskinson wrote about the new version of the...
A Zurich-based bank, Maerki Baumann, is looking to form corporate partnerships with crypto firms. They hope by doing this it will remove a major bottleneck plaguing the industry for awhile now. According...
Recently, governments worldwide are worrying that criminals may be hijacking the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Consequently, these governments are promulgating regulations to outlaw Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins...
One of the world’s largest investment banks, the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), has given their opinion. They think Bitcoin (BTC) can never become a mainstream payment instrument. This comes despite...
Roger Ver is a well-known cryptocurrency investor. He supports a few of the biggest companies in the worldwide crypto zone. Recently, Ver sent bitcoin cash (BCH) worth $100 to the governor of Jeju Island....
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is ruling out the possibility of launching an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for the free online encyclopedia. Wales made his position known in an exclusive interview with...
Sadly, certain legal morasses cannot separate from Ripple (XRP) in recent times. At last count, three class action lawsuits are filed against the company in the United States. If that is not enough,...
Many countries are enacting stringent laws to discourage issuers from rolling out tokenized ICOs. Germany, though, is on the flip-side. It’s encouraging institutions to embrace and explore unlocked...
Many altcoins are struggling to maintain footing in the cryptocurrency market. Though, Ripple (XRP) and Ether (ETH) remain relatively stable. The market is experiencing turbulent times and no cryptocurrency...
In today’s business milieu, more businesses are embracing cryptocurrency due to the unique benefits it offers. Some of those include: speed, control, global reach and security. Take a minute to ponder...
