As the world pays attention and some celebrate Bitcoin, this week we look back at the very beginning of the 21st century’s most disruptive technology.
Expect a rocky road ahead in 2021 for tokens as regulators are just getting started to enforce the law.
Argyle Coin founder is facing jail time over fraud, the European Commission opens bids for blockchain pre-commercial procurement, and HandCash Connect welcomes the age of nanopayments.
There has been no sign of slowing down for the digital currency industry as the recent G7 meeting concluded that world governments agree on digital assets regulations.
In this week’s Pulse episode, we have the latest in cyberspace and Queen’s Elizabeth’s reaction after getting a blockchain journal in the mail.
This week’s top story is about a Bitcoin trading platform that offers no sign-up and frictionless Know-Your-Customer (KYC) process.
In this episode of CoinGeek Pulse, we hear some encouraging news coming from the European Central Bank.
This week’s top story is about the blockchain-based social media application that recently launched and now challenges social media powerhouse Instagram.
In the run-up to the election, experts have weighed in on whether Bitcoin and the digital currency industry will see any changes depending on who wins the Presidential race.
This week in CoinGeek Pulse, we are running down the top stories that shake the Bitcoin and blockchain industry.
FinCEN has penalized Larry Dean Harmon, operator of coin tumblers Helix and Coin Ninja, on charges of violating the Bank Secrecy Act and its implementing regulations.
In this week’s CoinGeek Pulse, Shenzhen residents receive digital yuan in People’s Bank of China’s red packet giveaway, G20 wants to set standards for sovereign digital currencies, and James Belding gave an online demonstration of the Tokenized platform.
