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Monday, February 25, 2019
CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin Shorts Dropped to 11-Month Lows During Sunday’s Sell-Off
Funds allocated to BTC/USD short positions on Bitfinex fell to 11-month lows on Sunday as the price of bitcoin fell more than 8 percent.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: 2 Crypto Startups Want to Put 10 Million Used Cars on a Blockchain
The Fusion Foundation is joining forces with the Automotive eXchange Platform to put 10.5 million used cars on a blockchain.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Coinbase Exchange Users Can Buy and Sell XRP Starting Tomorrow
Coinbase users can buy and sell XRP on its professional exchange platform starting tomorrow.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Warren Buffet: Bitcoin Is a ‘Delusion’ But Blockchain Is ‘Ingenious’
Warren Buffett has reiterated his negative view of bitcoin but expressed admiration for the underlying technology.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: NFTs Are Here. But Where Are They Headed?
The best business model for crypto collectibles is currently unclear, but some compelling ideas arose at a New York event last week.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Accenture’s New Blockchain App Lets Users Tip ‘Sustainable’ Producers
Accenture has announced a prototype blockchain-based supply chain app designed to reward business practices that conserve natural resources.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Security Token Startup Templum Shifts to Private Blockchains
Security token specialist Templum is shifting from public to private blockchains through a new partnership with enterprise vendor Symbiont.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Australian Regulator Trials Blockchain to Automate Transaction Reporting
Australian financial regulator AUSTRAC is trialing blockchain technology to automate reporting of cross-border transactions by institutions.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: US Government Returns Bitcoins Retrieved Following 2016 Bitfinex Hack
Bitfinex has announced that some of the bitcoin stolen in a major 2016 hack has been returned after it was retrieved by the U.S. government.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin’s Uptrend At Short-Term Risk After High-Volume Price Dump
Bitcoin nosedived yesterday, clouding the interim bullish outlook and a deeper drop could unfold if the key support near $3,700 is breached.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: A Group of 30 Global Central Securities Depositories Is Exploring Crypto Custody
A group of central securities depositories (CSDs) is seriously looking at how they might custody digital assets.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: South Korean Crypto Exchange Declares Bankruptcy Citing Embezzlement
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinbin has declared bankruptcy, in part due to claimed embezzlement by a former exec.
via CoinDesk
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