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Switzerland Quietly Becoming Hub For Cryptocurrency Development
State support of cryptocurrency is a thorny issue, as governments and central banks are caught between recognizing its advantages, yet accepting how it promises...
Crypto Thefts, Scams On The Rise Finds New Research
Thefts and scams are plaguing the crypto space, which saw US$1.7 billion worth of cryptocurrencies being stolen and scammed in 2018, a sharp increase...
Electroneum Price Surges as iOS Mining app is Launched Globally
The coming weekend will prove crucial for a fair few cryptocurrencies. All eyes will be on Bitcoin first and foremost, as that market controls...
Banks Continue To Send Mixed Signals Over Crypto Adoption
Cryptocurrency advocates have long held that blockchain assets will revolutionize the banking industry, as crypto wallets will replace traditional bank accounts, and banks will...
How To Get Started on Crypto Twitter
If you’re new to cryptocurrencies, there’s no better place to be than on Crypto Twitter. Crypto Twitter is where the burgeoning crypto community comes...
Crypto Events Dominated by Men at 80%, with U.S Accounting for Half the Attendees
While decentralization champions equality, crypto events have been anything but. According to a new report released recently, male attendees have dominated the events at...
Finally: Binance Adds Credit Card Support for Crypto Purchases
Binance users can now make crypto purchases on the exchange using their credit cards. Malta-based Binance has announced support for credit card payments on...
How to Secure Your Bitcoin Wallet
If you want to join the Bitcoin network of and start using the cryptocurrency for your online purchases or the sale of your online...
SWIFT announcing plans for PoC with blockchain software company R3
Global messaging technology company SWIFT, has revealed its plans to integrate with enterprise blockchain software firm R3. This plan includes launching a Proof-of-Concept (PoC) of...
Grin Falls Below $7: Could it Recover?
Since its January 15th mainnet launch, Grin began trading momentarily above US$250, fell all the way to $2.50, climbed up to $15, and fell...
