It took corporations quite some time to realize the potential that blockchain technology has. Now they are trying to coopt it, missing out on the key principles that make it successful
The FTC in the US is opening a workshop to teach people about cryptocurrency scams. Hopefully this doesn’t give them the license to “educate” the public about the perils of Bitcoin
Bitcoin has been accused of being a currency that pollutes a lot, but now it seems that it is at the center of the transition from coal power to solar power in Western Australia
Mergers and acquisitions can play an increasingly important role within the cryptocurrency industry. Coinbase, a leading player in the industry, is already making its first moves
Coinbase has its share of detractors in the space, and with its latest move to suspend Wikileaks’ account, the exchange might have added a few more enemies to its list
Japan is porbably one of the most cryptocurrency friendly countries there are, but it seems its regulatory guidelines are too stringent. That is why Kraken is leaving that market
Regulated markets are awash with scams. A company suddenly switch its business focus from bio tech to blockchain tech under the watchful eye of regulators and it took a while until a subpoena was issued
Using blockchain to get people to sell their personal data to shore up political campaigns sounds alarming, but since it was Cambridge Analytica that came up with the idea, it is not at all surprising