SiGMA 2019 shines spotlight on AI, blockchain
The brightest minds in Bitcoin and Blockchain will be in Malta for SiGMA 2019, sharing their insights on the technology for the gambling sector.
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Ford taps blockchain tech to track driver’s green miles
The Ford study seeks to demonstrate that as the vehicle enters low emission zones that they will automatically switch to the electric drive operation.
Wales to launch its own cryptocurrency
The new plan is to test and eventually launch the new cryptocurrency in an attempt to boost the local small and medium enterprises economy.
Cyworld shut down leaves investors out in cold
Cyworld’s shutdown leaves a large number of clients wondering what will happen with the cryptocurrency.
NBA star Steph Curry will not invest in CBD, blockchain, gambling
Steph Curry says he only wants to invest in things he has a passion for or understands, and nothing that might cheapen his brand.
Crypto miner Canaan will be listed in the US in November
The Chinese crypto mining giant hopes to be the first publically listed in the United States.
Russian Central Bank in no hurry to create digital currency
The head of the central bank commented that the advantages of digital currency are still not clear.
Swiss Bank joins SIX in settling trades using digital franc
The exchange will be partnering with the Swiss National Bank (SNB) and the Bank of International Settlements Innovation Hub Centre.
KT to use blockchain technology to stop halal food fraud
South Korea’s leading telecommunications company is applying blockchain technology to Halal food, guaranteeing Muslim’s stay within their faith.
Ransomware victims get revenge, release attack of their own
After falling victim to ransomware, some users are finding a great way to get their revenge.
Facebook Libra launch delayed? You can start betting on it
CoinFlex is offering prediction futures on whether Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency will actually launch next year or not.
UK FCA sees dramatic rise in crypto related probes
There has been a 74% increase in the total number of crypto-related investigations at this point as compared to October 2018, according to the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority.