Bitcoin Miner Heist – From Iceland To China
600 stolen Icelandic Bitcoin mining computers could be hardware seized in China Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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600 stolen Icelandic Bitcoin mining computers could be hardware seized in China Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
In today’s Bitcoin in Brief we are covering a number of stories related to China. According to statements by Chinese officials, the People’s Republic is developing a national standard for blockchain technologies, which should be introduced next year. Also, the Zcash Foundation is taking steps to protect the network of the privacy coin from ASIC-based … Read more
Huawei to release Bitcoin wallet from BTC.com on the pre-installed AppGallery app store on their devices, potentially easing access to crypto for Chinese customers Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
China is already working on blockchain standards it intends to deliver next year, says government official Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Chinese messaging giant WeChat has suspended a third-party blockchain app designed for arranging contracts a day after its launch Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
China’s second-largest BTC mining hardware manufacturer is planning to list a $1 bln IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, local media reports Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Just recently a research group called Rapid7 published a report that reveals over a year’s worth of research regarding malicious activity tethered to Bitcoin Core (BTC) full nodes. By utilizing data collected from a network called ‘Project Heisenberg,’ and its internet scanner ‘Project Sonar,’ alongside intelligence from Bitnodes, the team had found quite a lot … Read more
Icelandic police are enquiring whether recently confiscated mining hardware in Tianjin is the untraced equipment stolen in an Icelandic heist earlier this year Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Chinese state media outlet, Voice of China, has published reports criticizing the efforts of Chinese cryptocurrency exchanges and initial coin offerings (ICOs) to continue operations in spite of the central government’s 2017 crackdown. Also Read: Markets Update: BTC Resistance at $10,000 Holds, Gains Dwarfed by Alternative Markets State Media Criticizes Cryptocurrency Exchanges’ Defiance of Crackdown Voice … Read more
China National Radio station has reported claims that crypto exchange OKEx is illegally selling crypto futures to Chinese consumers Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico