Sunday, May 26, 2019
CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin Hits New 2019 High Above $8,900
Bitcoin's price has once again set a new high for 2019 after breaking out from a bullish pattern on the daily chart, reaching as high as $8,905.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: What Will It Take to Regulate Crypto Exchanges?
Regulation is needed to maintain neutrality among exchanges, but it might not be around the corner, argues Konstantinos Stylianou.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Beacon Chain Contracts: A New Way to Deploy Dapps on Ethereum 2.0
A new proposal by founder of ethereum Vitalik Buterin suggests a new paradigm for decentralized application deployment on ethereum 2.0.
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