Month: February 2019

Facebook acquires some blockchain-skilled personnel, Venezuela gets a crypto framework, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest Read the original post: Hodler’s Digest, February 4–10: Top Stories, Price Movements, Quotes…

Happy Chinese New Year! The Year of the Dog is now over. Time for the main takeaways: from the ICO market’s decline to the “Blockchain before Bitcoin” trend Read the…

The lawyers of Moshe Hogeg, a major Israeli entrepreneur who is currently facing a lawsuit, claim that Stox’s white paper is a descriptive, non-binding document Read the original post: Lawyers…

Bitcoin billionaire Changpeng Zhao has an encouraging message for crypto fans who fear they missed the boat on the cryptocurrency bandwagon: The bitcoin revolution is still “at the beginning of the…

India has long been a nation that has taken a hardline stance towards cryptocurrencies. The risks associated with digital currencies such as money laundering and terrorism funding have long fueled…

The Wall Street Journal reports that banks will recast mortgage loans. Thanks to Federal Reserve policy changes, it’s currently cheaper for banks to get loans than it has been for…

The Intercontinental Exchange expects its digital asset platform Bakkt to launch later in 2019 and generate up to $25 million in expenses Read the original post: Intercontinental Exchange CEO: Bakkt…

After much speculation, Senator Elizabeth Warren officially launched her 2020 presidential campaign on Saturday, where she vowed to challenge the super wealthy and fellow Democrats who served as their power…

In what is the latest twist in the ongoing QuadrigaCX saga, there is some more bad news for users of the Canadian exchange, as the British Colombia Securities Commission (BCSC)…

According to data scientist Matt Ahlborg, LocalBitcoins trading data concludes that Venezuela did more peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading in 2018 than Canada, India, and Australia combined. Venezuelan trading topped $235 million.…