Digital currency company CoinJar has launched a new mobile platform it hopes will increase the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies.
Digital currency company CoinJar has launched a new mobile platform it hopes will increase the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies.
When London-based Barclays Bank announced that it would become the UK’s first high-street bank to accept Bitcoin, the move lent a great deal of much-needed credibility to the cryptocurrency market.
In a bold move into the crypto sector, Barclays agreed in 2018 to provide banking services to San Francisco-based Coinbase, one of the top ten cryptocurrency exchanges, which reportedly had over half a billion dollars in revenue.
Western Australian-based Curtin University has created a PhD scholarship fund that will accept crypto donations to support PhD students studying blockchain, cybersecurity and data analytics.
From shaking up traditional finance sectors to empowering the unbanked, Facebook’s flagship cryptocurrency Libra has the potential to disrupt a number of sectors.
Blockchain and cryptoasset consultancy DigitalX has appointed corporate lawyer Toby Hicks as non-executive chairman of the company.
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has unveiled its plans to potentially exempt digital assets from the Goods and Services Tax.
Power Ledger has teamed up with Clearway Energy Group to develop a blockchain-backed platform for the trading of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) in the United States.
Malta’s prime minister Joseph Muscat has unveiled plans to register rent contracts on blockchain as part of a suite of upcoming rental law reforms.
Extra virgin olive oil producer Caroli has partnered with Blocksyte to implement end-to-end blockchain traceability into its supply chain.
Facebook’s unveiling of its Libra coin earlier this week has divided both traditional finance markets and crypto enthusiasts, as many find themselves on the fence over what impact the social media giant’s flagship cryptocurrency could really have.