Month: October 2019

Is it possible for a crypto exchange to be fully exempt from regulations in the current landscape? Cointelegraph presents the Crypto Myths series Read the original post: Can Crypto Exchanges…

From Cointelegraph auf Deutsch: This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from the German-speaking world Read the original post: Crypto News From the German-Speaking World: Oct. 6 – 12 in…

Ripple fused three of its services into features of its RippleNet offering Read the original post: Blockchain Firm Ripple Fuses xRapid, xVia and xCurrent into RippleNet

Boston Security Token Exchange, a platform jointly owned by BOX Digital Markets and tZERO, seeks the U.S. SEC’s approval to launch a market for security tokens Read the original post:…

After the proof-of-stake consensus algorithm is implemented, Ethereum will be more costly to attack than Bitcoin, says Vitalik Buterin Read the original post: PoS Will Make Ethereum More Secure Than…

China Construction Bank updates blockchain trading platform after transacting over $50 billion Read the original post: Major Chinese Bank Updates Blockchain Platform After B Transacted

Ethereum isn’t the only stablecoin game in town. The number of Ethereum-based stablecoin projects is declining as teams use other platforms, forks, 3.0 blockchains and proprietary blockchains for building price-stable…

The latest lawsuit against Bitfinex and Tether highlights the need for better regulations across the stablecoin market Read the original post: How Severe Is Roche Freedman’s Lawsuit Against Tether and…

IBM has introduced its new integrated supply chain product based on Watson AI, IBM Blockchain and Red Hat tech Read the original post: IBM Launches New Blockchain Supply Chain Product…

Football powerhouse FC Bayern Munich joins the growing trend of high-profile clubs tokenizing its players using blockchain Read the original post: FC Bayern Munich Announces Digital Token to Boost Fan…