Year: 2019

The Universal Protocol Alliance, a coalition of blockchain firms including Bittrex and Brave, will launch its own euro-pegged stablecoin UPEUR in April Read the original post: Universal Protocol Alliance to…

Switzerland-based firm WISeKey has launched a blockchain-powered digital identity solution to protect Internet of Things devices and their data Read the original post: Cybersecurity Firm WISeKey Launches Blockchain-Powered ID Solution…

What would you call an organization that is sitting atop a game-changing regulatory framework for more than a year but couldn’t submit a single proposal nevertheless? Incompetent, perhaps. It is…

A document first witnessed by Reuters claims that U.S. companies have been given the go-ahead to sell nuclear power assistance and technology to Saudi Arabia. The U.S. has been in…

Blockchain tech gains interest from major U.S. energy firm Ameren Read the original post: Top US Energy Provider Ameren Eyes Blockchain Promise in Clean Energy Boost

Blockchain startup Animoca Brands reveals global licensing agreement with Formula 1® to publish a blockchain game based on the world-renowned racing series Read the original post: Blockchain Gaming Startup Announces…

An article out today in the Economist lists several reasons why Bitcoin may never have a “long-lasting” recovery. The unnamed author writes, in part: “The bust has been correspondingly brutal.…

Russian mineral mining giant Nornickel reportedly plans to issue palladium-backed tokens Read the original post: Russian Mining Giant to Tokenize Palladium

The darknet has a new soldier in the form Gustuff, a new Android trojan that has targeted over 125 cryptocurrency and banking apps. Gustuff has been in existence since April…

The Coffee Board of India has launched a blockchain-based e-marketplace for coffee producers in order to reduce intermediaries between coffee growers and buyers Read the original post: India to Use…