Decentralized CPU-sharing network, Golem, published its research into a Proof of Device, PoD, mechanism for user authentication, June 5. While still a proof...

SnapEx is a relatively new crypto derivatives exchange that offers leveraged trading. They have recently been expanding to a number of new markets. They...

FTX.com is an institutional-grade cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, established in May 2019 and based in Hong Kong. Built ‘by traders, for traders’, FTX has made its mark with several industry-first derivatives products.  In the short time since its launch, FTX has consistently been in the top-5 crypto derivatives exchanges by volume and has been given great […]

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Prime XBT is a relatively well established cryptocurrency exchange that is giving clients the ability to trade a number of assets including crypto,...

Bybit is a cryptocurrency derivative exchange that launched its services at the end of 2018. The exchange gives traders the ability to trade Cryptocurrency...

The Huobi Derivatives Market is the digital asset derivatives platform of the Huobi cryptocurrency exchange – one of the largest and most well...

While it would be nice to think that we all accounted for a pandemic in our Business Continuity and Disaster plans, the...

OKEX is a large cryptocurrency exchange established in 2016. They have recently moved onto the crypto derivatives market in a big way. Using their...

With COVID-19 (Coronavirus) being declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, many organizations have asked employees to work remotely and/or restrict...

As the cryptocurrency world continues to mature, crypto traders are being presented with an ever increasing range of services designed to help simplify...

A flaw in the impacting Avast and AVG AntiTrack privacy software could expose users to browser hijacking and Man-in-The-Middle (MiTM) attacks. Security expert...

by John E Dunn Cybercriminals compromise 0.5% of all Microsoft enterprise accounts every month because too few customers are...