Bitcoin Policies Should Protect Investors, Not ‘Feed the Frenzy,’ Ex-FDIC Chair Bair
Bitcoin Policies Should Protect Investors, Not ‘Feed the Frenzy,’ Ex-FDIC Chair Bair
Former US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Chairperson Sheila Bair has recently commented that the Bitcoin policies created by governments should protect the investors rather than ‘feed the frenzy’ over the cryptocurrencies read...
Litecoin Creator Charlie Lee Denies Partnership With Amazon or Facebook
Cryptocurrency Litecoin creator Charlie Lee has denied the rumored impending partnership of Litecoin with online retailer Amazon and social media site Facebook. He added that he has no knowledge about the issues. more...
South Korea Tightens Grip, But Won’t Ban Bitcoin Trading
It was only a matter of time until authorities pulled the reins in on one of the biggest crypto trading nations in the world. South Korea, which is responsible for as much as 25% of total crypto trading volume, said on Thursday it will impose additional measures to regulate speculation in crypto within the country. more...
Bitcoin Price Falls 10% as Cryptocurrency Market Endures Another Big Correction
The bitcoin price has fallen by more than 10 percent over the past 24 hours, as the cryptocurrency market endured yet another major correction for the third time in December. more...
Which privacy cryptocurrency is the most undervalued right now?
CLOAK is one of the few strongly privacy driven cryptocurrencies out there. And privacy is the last human right we have forgotten to fight for. more...
No One Should Control the Blockchain Supply Chain
2017 was a foundational year for blockchain. We saw the emergence of new networks, platforms, strategies and fundraising vehicles, and we saw the prices of major cryptocurrencies skyrocket. We saw ICOs. We saw blockchain enter the common vernacular. more...
Fedcoin Could Be Coming Soon, But Would It Really Challenge Bitcoin?
The idea of “Fedcoin,” a cryptocurrency sponsored by the U.S. government and managed by the Federal Reserve, has been around for quite some time. “Imagine that the Fed, as the core developer, makes available an open-source Bitcoin-like protocol (suitably modified) called Fedcoin,” a Federal Reserve VP speculated already in 2015. more...