Unicef Australia Embraces In-Browser Cryptocurrency Mining to Fund Projects

In-browser cryptocurrency mining has obtained a very negative reputation over the past few weeks and months. This is mainly due to criminals exploiting this method as a way to generate revenue by stealing people’s computing resources. Unicef Australia, on the other hand, wants to put this concept in a positive light. This method will be used … Read more

Will Morgan Stanley Win the Cryptocurrency Trading Desk Race?

Wall Street firms and big banks are trying to enter the world of cryptocurrency trading. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and others are exploring the idea of setting up a cryptocurrency trading desk at some point. It is difficult to estimate who will come to market first, although insiders claim Morgan Stanley is the dark horse to … Read more

London Block Exchange Enables GBP Trading for Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum Classic

There is a lot more to cryptocurrency than just Bitcoin and Ethereum. With alternative currencies making a positive impact on this industry, trading platforms will need to pay attention to what consumers want to trade. It seems users of the London Block Exchange are mainly interested in Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum Classic. Both trading markets … Read more

Unicef Australia Launches Crypto Mining Donation Platform

Unicef Australia has launched a platform through which third-party donations are made in the form of in-browser computing power which is used for cryptocurrency mining. The website, The Hopepage, allows donors to designate a set percentage of computing power to divert to mining Monero on behalf of Unicef. Also Read: Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund Thinks Institutional … Read more

US Court Rules Alibaba Powerless to Stop Cryptocurrency Using Its Name

A U.S. District Court has ruled against Chinese conglomerate Alibaba Group in favor of a Dubai-based cryptocurrency foundation, Alibabacoin. The judge says Alibaba Group did not show any jurisdiction in the U.S. and China’s ban on initial coin offerings eliminates any potential confusion. Also read: Yahoo! Japan Confirms Entrance Into the Crypto Space No Jurisdiction for … Read more