Weekly update: Important developments in cryptocurrency space Nov 09, 2019
From egregious and amateurish errors to global regulatory changes, the Bitcoin ecosystem has seen a lot of activity this week.
From egregious and amateurish errors to global regulatory changes, the Bitcoin ecosystem has seen a lot of activity this week.
It’s been a week since it was revealed that BitMEX had the latest in a series of mishaps, this one potentially affecting most, if not all, of its userbase.
There have been allegations circulating for more than two years that BTC’s price is directly attributable to movements of Tether’s stablecoin, USDT.
After Micree Zhan was forced out of the company he helped found, the entrepreneur is ready to fight back.
If regulators are a concern, there is room to be worried about what Kimcoin had in mind with its offering.
After more than 11 years since it was first introduced, Bitcoin still has difficulty being understood, even by some of the most adept tech geeks in the business.
The Finnish government also emphasizes in its paper that an EU-wide framework for crypto should be adopted by financial regulators in order to ensure all countries are on the same page.
The Einstein Exchange has been forcefully shut down by the BC Securities Commission after concerns were raised about its operations by users.
CoinGeek-sponsored team, Ayr United, now sits in second in the Championship Table, right behind Dundee United.
The Merkle tree concept was integrated into Bitcoin when it was first designed by Satoshi Nakamoto and the idea was to make digital currency’s use as a fiat alternative.
Gregg Bennett is suing Bittrex for allowing someone to walk off with almost 100 BTC, currently worth around $1 million, this past April.
The established cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX made a rookie mistake last week and it could potentially put all of its users at risk.