Cryptocurrency Social Media roundup post — November 18th, 2017, 11:50
Cryptocurrency Loans Are Reshaping Credit Via the Blockchain
Do you want to help people in Puerto Rico rebuild yet feel skeptical about indirect donations? In a few months, you could use cryptocurrency to offer a peer-to-peer loan for a stranger in need. Thanks to the security of blockchain systems, trust issues are no longer a nonstarter for P2P lending between strangers. The blockchain […]
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Bitcoin Gold Plans to Launch its Network on November 12
News The fork called “Bitcoin Gold” (BTG) has been quite the mystery since it announced its plans to fork the Bitcoin network and change the currency’s consensus algorithm. According to the team, t…
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Australian Government Awards Grant to $8 Million Blockchain Energy Project
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