Monday, April 27, 2020
make it near impossible for smaller crypto companies to operate in the country as a result of high registration fees and compliance costs.
are taking a step back from full out blockchain-powered games due to scalability issues.
has added a new digital apps section to the Galaxy Store.
is now offering intraday loans to institutional investors, which enable cryptocurrency trading without the need for pre-funding.
is partnering with China’s Digital Currency Research Institute to transform China’s financial sector using advanced artificial intelligence systems.
has officially launched its mining pool.
has launched a blockchain-based network, which connects buyers and producers of medical equipment and medical supplies amid COVID-19 shortages.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
In an open letter to the US Treasury Department are advocating for distributed ledger technology (DLT) as a more efficient way of distributing COVID-19 aid to the affected business and people.
is inviting cryptocurrency miners to take advantage of the city’s cheap hydroelectric power.
has published a guide on how to plan and carry out blockchain projects while emphasizing on supply chain and trade use cases.
has joined the Libra Association. Checkout’s CEO motivated the decision with a common goal with the Libra Association of empowering billions of unbanked people to take part in the digital economy.
has launched a “Limited Liability Autonomous Organization” (LAO) targeted at US-based investors. The LAO is a type of venture capital vehicle, which invests ETH in eligible cryptocurrency projects. A unique feature of the LAO allows investors to pull out their funds at any given time.
is opening its patent portfolio to companies and developers who are willing to build a barrier-free internet for the people.
Member of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and a long-time blockchain supporter will be stepping down from his post by November 2020.
is aiming to become the Crunchbase of crypto.
has restricted the access of Japanese residents to its trading platform following amendments made to the Japan Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and Japan Payment Services Act.
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
has integrated the Corda blockchain platform into the Nasdaq Financial Framework to enhance the issuance, trading, settlement, and custody of digital assets.
has implemented a volatility interruption safe switch to prevent the execution of stop orders during market flash crashes.
has found that 66% of Europeans see cryptocurrencies still being relevant in 10 years’ time.
is planning to mentor up to 30 blockchain startups as part of a blockchain accelerator program.
has announced that it will be one of the first validators on the Ethereum 2.0 Topaz test network.
Thursday, April 30, 2020
has decided to postpone the issuance of its gram tokens by a year following a US judge ruling. To compensate investors for the delay Telegram is offering to return 72% of each investor’s stake. Alternatively, investors may also choose to lend their money for another year and receive 110% of their initial stake at the end of this period.
can now request a quote for trades up to $1 million up from $100 000.
will now have access to Chainlink’s price oracles.
is looking to turn tZERO Crypto into the first platform to offer cryptocurrencies, security tokens, and traditional stocks in one place.
Friday, May 1, 2020
is looking for $800 million in lost funds after the funds held by Crypto Capital were reportedly seized in 2018 due to various money laundering activities on behalf of Crypto Capital.
has patched a long-standing security vulnerability, which gave direct access to the application’s proprietary source code.
Sunday, May 3, 2020
has reported a malicious attack, which used a vulnerability in SaltStack to gain access to its servers and install crypto mining software.
have approved the addition of wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) as collateral for DAI tokens.
