Telegram messenger founder and CEO Pavel Durov reportedly donated about $90,000 worth of bitcoin to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in Russia. Egor...

The South Korean Suseong University has announced that it is building a blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) campus in the city of...

May 30, 2020 at 09:49 // News A new law to institutionalize Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency mining will be dealt with in the...

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East-West Banking Corporation (EastWest) (PSE: EW), the eleventh largest bank in the Philippines with over $6 billion in assets, has introduced its own fully-digital bank, Komo. The company claims that it’s the first universal banking group in the country to establish its own all-digital bank,... Read More

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A Mexican crypto exchange partnered with a local crowdfunding platform to collect donations to help families affected by COVID-19

Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) have been the talk of the town ever since the idea of a government-controlled blockchain came into prominence. The democratic ideas that blockchain technology is supposed to be a reminder for now run the risk of being compromised due to its rising popularity among government institutions the world over. AsRead MoreRead More. The post by Aisshwarya Tiwari appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News

Leading payments and cryptocurrency platform, Crypto.com, announced today that it has started shipping its MCO Visa debit cards to 31 countries in Europe, including  27 EU member states.  According to the official announcement by the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency platform, the move would make it become the largest crypto debit card provider with a market share in Asia, Europe, and the United States.   The company noted that the initiative to launch crypto-focused debit cards was first conceived in 2018 when its MCO Visa cards were rolled out in Singapore.  However, today’s news would see Crypto.com MCO Visa card become the most widely

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The Digital Dollar Foundation, a U.S. thinktank backed by a coterie of former executives of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, and Accenture have...