Andy Mukherjee argues in a recently published Op-Ed in the Washington Post that the virtual yuan could potentially transform “the relationship between money,...

Via Varejo, the largest retail company in Brazil, has confirmed that it will be acquiring AirFox, a US-based Fintech firm. The amount involved in...

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The Australian authorities on Thursday nabbed a 52-year-old woman who is accused of laundering over AUD$5 million (appr $3.2 million) through the exchange of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.  According to a Friday report by a local news outlet, the woman was taken into custody after being apprehended by the police at a shopping center around noon yesterday. The police had caught her with AUD$60,000 cash and an extra 3.8 Bitcoin that is worth around AUD$56,000 in her bag, which was confiscated immediately. After conducting a search, the police also confiscated digital wallets, electronic storage devices, and additional Bitcoin worth AUD$18,200

All-in-one blockchain solutions provider ChainUP has launched an exchange compliance solution together with partners Bplus and BitSG, according to CEO Zhong Gengfa. ChainUP ChainUP has a rich experience in the crypto industry, which makes them stand out among blockchain service providers. Having launched in September 2017, they have served over 300 exchange clients, 100 digital […]

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You might have conquered the tall task of building an online marketplace platform. What next? You have to get users to use it,...

Litecoin (LTC) is one of the oldest existing cryptocurrencies, and also one of the most valuable. For much of its existence it has...

Reading Time: 7 minutes 2019 is the year we can finally say “institutions have arrived,” in the blockchain / crypto industry and in a big way. Despite being a commonly cited catalyst within the crypto space, progress has felt slow. After all, these are large organizations with significant value at risk, so they want to be careful and deliberate […]

Due to the anonymity that virtual currencies offer, a market has emerged for forensic services that uncover who is using these digital coins....

CoverUS (pronounced “cover us”) is a blockchain-based, pre-launch healthcare startup that plans to reward its members with cryptocurrency in exchange for the right to...