The blockchain and digital asset industries are fast-moving, we have seen many influential trends in the blockchain and digital currency space come and go. Here are a few of the most influential trends that took place in the blockchain and digital currency industry in 2021.
Austria-based kompany has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Moody’s Analytics, which provides financial intelligence and analytical tools globally to help business leaders make better, faster decisions.
Patrick Thompson catches up with the Oni Society NFT creator to learn more about the upcoming token drop and why more digital artists are opting to launch their NFTs on RareCandy opposed to other NFT platforms.
When the hearing came to an end, it was clear that lawmakers have a positive outlook on the digital asset industry, although they have a few concerns about the sector that they are looking to fix via regulation.
In a recent interview, Dr. Craig S. Wright and his lawyers—Andres Rivero and Amanda McGovern—speak on the Kleiman trial verdict.
Dr. Craig Wright’s latest blog post explains the philosophy and evolution behind a handful of international art styles and how it’s similar to digital art NFTs.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO and Founder of FTX exchange, will testify in front of the House Financial Services Committee on December 8.
The jury was tasked with answering these two questions: did Dr. Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman have a partnership in which they mined 1.1 million Bitcoin together, and did Dr. Wright fraudulently transfer assets that belonged to Dave Kleiman to himself?
Thanks to the new “whiteboard sessions” created by Murray Distributed Technologies, we are slowly learning more about Teranode and how it works under the hood.
Rare Candy, Bitcoin's latest NFT platform, is launching today (December 1) and will host the Astro Apes NFT project.
The Florida courtroom reached full capacity as spectators, media representatives, lawyers, and interns eagerly watched both legal counsels deliver their closing arguments.
Dr. Craig Wright took to the witness stand for the second time in the Kleiman v. Wright trial when the defense team called him as their final witness.
