Month: August 2018
FCA Alerts Public: Beware of Crypto Fraudsters Masquerading as Authorized Firms
FCA warns about crypto fraudsters posing as authorized firms. Stay alert and protect your investments from scams!
Tezos Blockchain Founders Face Legal Challenge Over ICO Controversy
Tezos founders face a lawsuit over potential securities violations in their $232 million ICO. The court’s ruling adds intrigue to the ongoing saga.
Microsoft Azure Embraces Proof-of-Authority for Enhanced Ethereum Blockchain Functionality
Explore Microsoft Azure’s innovative proof-of-authority (PoA) algorithm for streamlined Ethereum DApp development and enhanced security.
Bitcoin’s Bumpy Ride: Price Drop and Market Overview
Bitcoin suffers a $500 drop, causing a ripple effect in the crypto market. Ethereum and altcoins also struggle amid ETF news. Get the full breakdown.
Navigating the Wild World of Bitcoin Futures Trading: Lessons from the Trenches
Discover the thrill and risk of Bitcoin futures trading, with insights and lessons learned from recent high-stakes mishaps.
Navigating the Rollercoaster of Bitcoin Futures Trading: Struggles and Lessons Learned
Explore the ups and downs of Bitcoin futures trading and valuable lessons learned, highlighting struggles faced by traders and exchanges alike.
Tim Wagner Joins Coinbase as New VP of Engineering: A Game Changer in Crypto
Tim Wagner, ex-AWS and Microsoft, becomes Coinbase’s VP of Engineering, aiming to enhance the open financial system.
Bitmain: The Bitcoin Mining Giant Valued at $15 Billion Ahead of IPO
Bitmain achieves a $15 billion valuation backed by Tencent and Softbank as it prepares for a Hong Kong IPO, aiming for $30 billion.
Bitfi: The Crypto Wallet Claiming to be Unhackable – A Deep Dive into the Controversies
Explore the Bitfi controversy as it claims to be unhackable but faces serious scrutiny and hacking reports. Is it revolutionary or just a clever PR stunt?
Thailand’s Banks Dive into Crypto: New Regulations and Opportunities
Discover how Thailand’s new crypto regulations allow banks to establish subsidiaries while restricting direct customer services.