The world’s largest dedicated semiconductor foundry, TSMC, expects that the bitcoin mining industry will continue to grow this year, fueling an increased demand for its chips. Some analysts now see the cryptocurrency mining sector as offering the highest potential to cover for weak iPhone X sales for Apple’s primary chip supplier. Also Read: Austrian Bitcoin […]
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Diploma fraud is one of the biggest concerns in the world of education today. There are fraudulent universities and other online organizations that are involved in the fake diploma network and this creates a headache for diploma certification and sorting out bogus ones from the real ones. Many stakeholders in the educational world are also directly involved in solving the verification crisis because educational institutions have also become a brand and no educational institution wants to corrupt its name with fake degree holders! Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Despite the common goal of this movement, certifying diplomas and degrees
Multiple cryptocurrency-related projects have surpassed the US$1 billion market cap in recent months. To many people, that comes as a big surprise, as this was still somewhat of an elite club not that long ago. Things have certainly changed quite a bit in this regard, but that doesn’t mean most people know anything about these projects. ICON is a great example of a seemingly successful business which most people couldn’t possibly describe right now. What is ICON Trying to Achieve? It is commendable to see cryptocurrency and blockchain developers work toward global decentralized networks in the future. It is one thing
“The current crypto community is somehow unfair to simple users,” said CanonChain initiator Jin Hailong. “The industry is dominated by big miners and developers. Simple users don’t have any say to propose a change.”
As part of its effort to market its brand and coin, TriForce Tokens has created an in-game stand in Second Life that offers information about themselves inside the game’s first-ever virtual information center about cryptocurrencies. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article This way, users of the game can familiarize themselves with the idea behind the project as they play the game, something that squares nicely with its use-case in gaming. Additionally, it could become a major gateway for many considering the game’s immense popularity — Linden Lab, the game’s developer, announced in 2013 that Second Life had 1 million active
The last thing our society needs is having another government agency be granted even more oversight. This is especially true if that agency is none other than the NSA. For some reason, the US Senate has voted to end debate on expanding the NSA’s surveillance authority even further. The debate in question was rather one-sided, and the “but terrorism” argument was seemingly sufficient to persuade legislators. This is anything but a positive development for anyone on this planet. More Surveillance Authority for the NSA The bill in question doesn’t bode well for American citizens. Nor is it good news for anyone else on the planet,
Crypto-focused social network Yours.org, which enables contributors to earn bitcoin cash for creating content, is poised to ramp up its operations after securing $1.5 million. The Series A funding, courtesy of mining specialists Bitmain and Nchain, will aid the site’s operators in their mission to educate the masses about cryptocurrency and use it in their […]