MailChimp bans cryptocurrency, ICO promos on its network
Only emails that promote ICOs or other cryptocurrency trading schemes are banned on the MailChimp network—talking about cryptocurrencies is still allowed.
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Vinny Lingham at TOKEN2049: If cryptocurrency doesn’t self-regulate, governments will
Civic CEO Vinny Lingham tackles dumb money and half-baked tokenization projects which are attracting government scrutiny and can possibly lead to stifling regulation.
Cryptocurrency groups fight back against advertising bans
A number of cryptocurrency associations from South Korea, Russia and China have decided to file a class action lawsuit against internet advertising companies and social platforms that have decided to ban cryptocurrency and ICO advertisements.
Dr. Craig Wright at TOKEN2049: ‘I will make exchanges obsolete—watch next two years’
The nChain chief scientist warned predatory ICOs and exchanges, which will be driven to the ground by the ‘atomic swap.’
GitHub puts ICOs under the microscope
The web-based hosting service for version control using git, hasn’t been too concerned with coding quality, but the days of lax coding could soon be a thing of the past.
Don’t be surprised, Twitter begins cryptocurrency ad ban
The rumors were true after all: Twitter has started banning cryptocurrency-related advertisements on its platform
TOKEN2049 Hong Kong shines spotlight on ICO frenzy
Speakers at the two-day event discussed new tokens and projects, as well as bringing order to the still-wild sphere.
Shyft ‘crypto with a conscience’ builds universal identity system with social physics, biometrics
Shyft is a decentralized network specializing in digital identity that aims to provide a universally accepted documentation system attesting to a person’s identity as well as reputation.
Steven Seagal in hot water with US regulators over Bitcoiin
It has the makings of a Steven Seagal action film, but his much publicized and vaunted cryptocurrency called Bitcoiin—yes, with two i's—doesn’t appear to be going anywhere soon.
Cryptocurrency issuers turning their backs on US investors
Instead of a wide-open offering, some tech startups have started filing the ICO with the SEC, and some are even barring U.S. investors from taking part, according to reports.
Snapchat joins social media networks banning ICO ads
Snapchat's parent company, Snap Inc., announced that it has banned all ICO-related ads in the social media app.
Securities regulator stops Hong Kong company from offering ICO
Black Cell has been selling “krop” tokens as a means to connect buyers with crop and livestock producers, but regulators said the startup had engaged in “potential unauthorized promotional activities and unlicensed regulated activities.”