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Germany’s second largest stock exchange, the Stuttgart Börse, has revealed plans to develop a new ICO platform and a multilateral crypto trading venue Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Boerse Stuttgart is going deeper into crypto. The German stock exchange is planning to set up a new trading venue that would allow the exchange of tokens from the ICOs it wants to host, as well as established cryptocurrencies. Custody services will also be offered to crypto investors. Also read: Coinbase Introduces GBP Pairs, Hitbtc … Read more
Philippines SEC have released draft rules for regulating ICOs, requesting banks and investors provide feedback by the end of the month Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Philippine SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) approved draft rules for initial coin offerings (ICOs), ABS CBN News reported. This official approval will pave the way for the legal sale of cryptocurrencies in the Philippines. The Securities and Exchange Commission has released, for public comment, the proposed rules to govern the registration of initial coin … Read more
The former chair of the UK Tory party has resigned from two blockchain-related roles after media allegations of an undisclosed ICO pay deal Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Colorado Securities Commissioner, Gerald Rome, has issued a cease and desist order to Florida based Linda Healthcare Corporation and its founder, Arturo Devesa, halting the company’s initial coin offering (ICO) due to the token sale being deemed an offering of an unregistered security. The cease and desist is a reaffirmation of a previous ruling made … Read more
A troubling characteristic of ICOs is the explicit lack of accountability that token distributors have to maintain promises. As token holdings do not represent project ownership, deceitful entrepreneurs are emerging among legitimate projects as conmen and snake oil salesmen looking to earn quick riches. A frightening Reddit post on Sunday exposed GNation’s CEO and other … Read more
A Japanese company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange is offering loans secured by three cryptocurrencies: BTC, BCH, and ETH. Clients can borrow up to 300 million yen (~$2.7 million) at varying interest rates. The company has also established a subsidiary overseas for its crypto business. Also read: Yahoo! Japan Confirms Entrance Into the Crypto Space … Read more
A blockchain-based company is going to create films, TV shows, movies and music to satisfy the world’s growing appetite for Japanese pop culture #SPONSORED Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
A PwC executive said that among various digital assets, only digital currencies can “really be used at present” Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico