Monday, April 15, 2019
CryptoCurrency News: Why Coinbase’s Move Into Proof-of-Stake Matters
Exchanges like Coinbase are stepping into the market for proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies, but will they boost engagement or centralize power?
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CryptoCurrency News: ConsenSys Is Seeking $200 Million in New Funding: Report
Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin is seeking external investment in his Brooklyn-based conglomerate.
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CryptoCurrency News: ‘Satoshi’s Treasure’ Is a Global Puzzle With a $1 Million Bitcoin Prize
This treasure hunt is like a bitcoin version of "Ready Player One," with the first clues released via Blockstream's satellite.
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CryptoCurrency News: Binance Delists Bitcoin SV, CEO Calls Craig Wright a ‘Fraud’
Binance is delisting bitcoin SV days after founder Changpeng Zhao called Craig Wright, the fork's creator, a fraud.
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CryptoCurrency News: LedgerX Reveals Bid to Beat Bakkt to Physical Bitcoin Futures Launch
Crypto derivatives provider LedgerX plans to become the first U.S. firm to offer physically settled bitcoin futures contracts.
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CryptoCurrency News: Startup Raises $3.9 Million in Tokenized Equity on London Stock Exchange Platform
Blockchain startup 20|30 has raised £3 million in a sale of tokenized shares on a platform operated by the London Stock Exchange Group.
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CryptoCurrency News: Three Reasons Why Bitcoin Price Rally Has Stalled
Bitcoin confirmed a longer-term bull breakout a week ago, but the rally has since flattened out. What's going on?
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CryptoCurrency News: India’s National Payments Corporation Wants to Build a Blockchain Solution
The bank consortium-owned organization supported by the central bank is seeking bids for the creation of a blockchain solution for digital payments.
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CryptoCurrency News: IMF and World Bank Launch Educational Blockchain Token
The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have launched a valueless crypto token to fill a "knowledge gap" around blockchain tech.
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CryptoCurrency News: ING Bank Is Bringing Bitcoin ‘Bulletproofs’ to Private Blockchains
ING’s blockchain team is testing privacy tech called "bulletproofs," the latest in a series of such experiments at the global bank.
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