Month: June 2019

The last time Bitcoin shot past 1 million daily active addresses was in November, 2017.
Source: Coin Desk

The crypto industry can fight money launderers effectively, but not the way FATF wants it to, a CEX.IO compliance officer writes.
Source: Coin Desk

Before his move to supporting Craig Wright’s bitcoin SV, Ryan X Charles describes his short-lived tenure at reddit and the trolls who made his life hell.
Source: Coin Desk

The card offers zero fees for bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin transactions.
Source: Coin Desk

The SEC’s complaint against Kik, after it raised $100 million in an ICO, seemed pretty brutal, but not so fast, we’re only hearing one side of the story. Watch more here as three lawyers discuss the case, its merits and its potential impacts for the crypto industry as a whole.
Source: Coin Desk

SmartContract.com, a middleware supplier that melds traditional computing tools with dApps, has partnered with Google to get big data onto the blockchain.
Source: Coin Desk

Analysts are bullish on Facebook’s upcoming blockchain product.
Source: Coin Desk

Philosophical disagreements with crypto experts have slowed the development of Facebook’s GlobalCoin, sources say.
Source: Coin Desk

In a European first, the ConsenSys-backed Monerium has received approval to run fiat over a blockchain as a regulated form of payment.
Source: Coin Desk

Nevada is becoming a blockchain powerhouse as it passes a suite of bills designed to promote blockchain adoption
Source: Coin Desk