Bloomberg, Reuters gear up for new cryptocurrency social media index
People using the Cryptoindex terminal will be able to access data on the top 100 cryptocurrencies, ranked according to volume reliability.
People using the Cryptoindex terminal will be able to access data on the top 100 cryptocurrencies, ranked according to volume reliability.
According to multiple sources, the social media giant is still considering multiple acquisitions.
The social media giant has gone and hired the Chainspace team, a group founded by researches out of the University College London.
Facebook Inc. is reportedly planning to release its own cryptocurrency pegged to the U.S. dollar, initially for facilitating money transfers.
Social media is evolving, shifting from a parasitic business model where third parties sell data that isn’t even theirs, to one where users have more choices—and more control.
Chinese social media app WeChat has suspended a blockchain-based program Xiao Xieyi less than a day after its launch.
David Marcus is abandoning his post as Facebook Messenger’s VP of messaging products to give way for his new role leading the social network’s exploration of blockchain technology “from scratch.”
British billionaire Richard Branson has warned against a number of cryptocurrency scam stories that have been circulating, supposedly backed by him.
Russia has ordered the company to be blocked in the country, but Telegram’s founder Pavel Durov and the entire community found ways around the system, and many began protesting the court’s action.
Facebook and Twitter recently banned ICO ads from their social media platforms, mainly due to fears over backlash if something were to go wrong (such as a $13-million pyramid scam). LinkedIn co-founder Eric Ly, however, believes the ban will be lifted once regulatory issues are better defined.