Month: January 2018

China Central Bank Identifies ”3,000 Fake Blockchain” Platforms – Law Enforcement to Coordinate Against Cybercrime

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This week China’s central television (CCTV 2) reported the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC), its Ministry of Public Security, in coordination with other regulatory agencies, will work to combat cybercrime often in the disguise of financial innovation.  Also Read: Some UK Mortgage Lenders Refuse to Serve Bitcoin Investors 2,000 Tokens, 3,000 Knockoff Platforms The People’s Bank of … Read more

WAX vs. BitShares vs. Veritaseum

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Digital assets have become a lot more popular over the past 12 months. We are not talking about regular cryptocurrencies here, but rather new assets which are issued on a blockchain. Several key projects are focusing on the digital asset industry as we speak, although they all seem to offer a slightly different take on … Read more

Do Industries Need Cryptocurrencies?

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It’s probable that 2018 will be a watershed year for blockchain and cryptocurrencies.  2017 saw the breakout of this new technology from the small community of programmers and “geeks” into a much wider audience of people, looking for financial opportunities and willing to support various disruptive Blockchain concepts.  2018 will likely see the acceptance by … Read more

Introducing the KWATT Coin – Tokenized Electricity

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2017 was a wild ride for crypto. Over the last year, we saw record-breaking growth for assets across the board, with some coins such as Ethereum and Ripple appreciating more than 20,000%. Initial Coin Offerings especially capitalized on the hype, as developers and entrepreneurs found a way to tokenize just about everything in 2017. But all that activity comes at … Read more

New Cryptocurrency Exchanges Proliferate in South Korea Despite Regulation

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New cryptocurrency exchanges are rushing to launch in South Korea despite regulatory uncertainty due to high demand and lucrative business models. Ten crypto platforms are expected to open for business in the first half of this year, including two run by Kosdaq-listed companies. Also read: South Korea Urges 23 Countries, EU, and IMF to Collaborate on … Read more

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