Trading app Robinhood is preparing to roll out a new digital currency wallet service, alongside functionality that would allow digital currency transfers through its platform.
Unbounded Enterprise announced a partnership with BSV wallet HandCash on application Duro Dogs, built on the NFTY Jigs platform atop the RUN token protocol.
The announcement came as part of its Q2 earnings report, which saw the company report significant losses from the most recent quarter—despite an uptick in digital currency trading through the platform.
The latest episode of Bitcoin Class with Satoshi gets cryptographical again as Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig Wright and sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu talk about using shared secrets to generate multiple keys.
As UAE moves towards opening the first licensed digital currency exchanges in the territory, its large migrant population is eagerly awaiting the availability of wallets and digital currency transfer platforms.
The ElectrumSV development team tweeted last week that it is refactoring its code base and testing, and will release a beta version of 1.4.0 when done. The most current ElectrumSV version is 1.3.13.
Chainbow, the company responsible for BSV secure note app NOTE.SV, is planning to release a wallet that supports BSV's "layer one" CUP tokens.
The project was announced for inclusion in the Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group regulatory sandbox earlier this week, enabling easier testing against existing and new regulatory frameworks.
CENTI is in full confidence that utilizing the Bitcoin SV blockchain and STAS technology will allow its users and partner merchants to take full advantage of the most innovative payments system.
On TonicPow, anyone with a Bitcoin wallet can earn money ($BSV) by posting on social media and sharing links.
Anyone with a BSV wallet can share website links created on TonicPow to earn Bitcoin, and anyone can create an advertiser profile to create links to fund an advertising campaign.
Are our Bitcoin transactions really pseudo-anonymous? Is our privacy really protected when we make transactions? In some cases, yes, but in most cases, no.
