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Australian big bank uses blockchain to track 17 tons of almonds shipped to Germany
The project enables access to real-time updates and documentation on the location, condition, and authentication of goods through IoT devices.
The project enables access to real-time updates and documentation on the location, condition, and authentication of goods through IoT devices.
Giancarlo wants the Congress to make it easier for the CFTC to participate in blockchain testing programs.
Bitmain is fighting back against those who have taken advantage of the ‘communications gap’ between those in China and the West.
McAfee is taking another ‘bullshit walk.’ This time, to help a start-up called Bitfi sell some wallets.
In an attempt to regain some footing and possibly some of the public trust it has lost, Tezos entered a deal with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), which will “act as the external auditor for the Foundation’s finances and operations.”
Internet users in China are using blockchain technology as a witty tool in the fight against censorship.
Singapore Airlines is rolling out the world’s first blockchain-based airline loyalty digital wallet called KrisPay, which will complement their KrisFlyer frequent-flyer program.
FOMO3D simulates how pump and dump ICOs work: people dump money, and somebody runs away with it while the rest are left with nothing.
Jon Montroll, founder of the now defunct Bitfunder exchange, has pleaded guilty to charges of perjury, obstruction of justice, as well as securities fraud.
The Chamber of Commerce made its position and principles clear, and have called on the SEC and CFTC to take pro-active measures in understanding the cryptocurrency sphere, and subsequently regulating it.
The Change.org petition for Ross Ulbricht’s release has amassed over 29,000 signatures within a week from being launched—almost three times its goal.
Social media is evolving, shifting from a parasitic business model where third parties sell data that isn’t even theirs, to one where users have more choices—and more control.