Month: October 2019

Street Artist Pascal Boyart Helps Venezuelan Creators Earn Crypto

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Crypto-passionate street artist Pascal Boyart, well known in the space for being the first artist in his style to affix Bitcoin QR codes to his work, is now helping Venezuelan muralists and creators earn crypto. The Paris-based “Pboy,” also famous for hiding BTC in his graffiti-meets-classic-art murals, has teamed up with local organization Satoshienvenezuela, creating … Read more

Telegram Awaits Court Hearing on SEC Case Against Its Token Sale

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Telegram, the most popular messenger in the crypto community, is facing challenges surrounding the launch of its TON blockchain. Following an intervention by the U.S. securities regulator, a court hearing on the sale of the native gram tokens is scheduled to take place a week before the network was expected to go live. Also read: … Read more

6 Commonly Asked Cryptocurrency Tax Questions

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Depending on what country you live in, your cryptocurrency will be subject to different tax rules. The questions below address implications within the United States, but similar issues arise around the world. #1 Do I need to report cryptocurrency on my taxes? Cryptocurrency is treated as property for tax purposes. Just like stocks, bonds, real-estate, … Read more

Bitcoin’s Smallest Unit ‘Satoshi’ Added to Oxford English Dictionary

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Oxford University Press published its recent quarterly report which revealed the term ‘satoshi’ was added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) database. The word represents the “smallest monetary unit in the Bitcoin digital payment system,” according to the definition. Also Read: The Fed Plans to Inject $60 Billion per Month Into the Economy Satoshi, the … Read more

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