Bitcoin Sets New All-Time High Just Shy of $7,500
Things just keep getting better and better for Bitcoin these days. With so much positive attention, it is no longer any surprise the Bitcoin price has set yet another …
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A Third Generation Cryptocurrency? SkyCoin Aims to Shake up the Market
Instances of real ingenuity are something of a rare thing these days. Skycoin and allied product SkyWire are two facets of a new startup that is aiming to transform …
Bitcoin Cash Price Is on Target to Reach $700 Soon
Even though the Bitcoin Cash price rise makes little sense to most people, things continue to evolve in an interesting direction. It seems there is some genuine buzz regarding this …
Lebanon to Issue Its Own Digital Currency
In a recent statement addressing attendees at the 7th CSR Lebanon Forum, the governor of the Bank of Lebanon, Riad Salameh, stated that the central bank plans to introduce its very own digital …
Monaco Cryptocurrency Debit Card Gets Visa’s Approval in Singapore
Any company issuing a cryptocurrency debit card will face an uphill battle these days. More specifically, there have been new restrictions imposed by both Visa and Mastercard when it …
PR – Robomed, Using the Ethereum Blockchain to Connect Patients and Healthcare Providers
Robomed, an Ethereum blockchain project, is working towards establishing a unified blockchain platform wherein healthcare providers and patients can communicate, process information, and settle transactions efficiently. Disclosure: This is …
Massive Bitcoin Price Drop After Setting All-Time High of $7,367
It has been a rather eventful day for the Bitcoin price, even though it is still early. A few hours ago, the Bitcoin price set a new all-time high …
Bitcoin Cash Price Approaches $600 for No Apparent Reason
The Bitcoin Cash uptrend is still in full effect, even though no one can explain why exactly. We have seen the market capitalization of BCH rise to nearly US$10 …
How Contracts Got Smart – Long Way from Mesopotamia to Blockchain
Contracts are older than a printing press and steam engines. They regulate transactions for over four thousand years. At least, as we know of. Of course, contracts changed along …