Cryptocurrency News

In 2018, during a 69% correction, as little as 25% of all Bitcoin were moved between wallet addresses. This would suggest that roughly around 75% of bitcoins haven’t changed owners…

A very important blockchain step was done in order to emphasise Bulgaria’s intentions to adapt to new and developing technology.

After a gripping episode in Frankfurt, World Blockchain Summit (WBS) will embark on its first ever edition in Amsterdam, expanding its footprints in the European continent.

The Oyster Protocol, a smart contract platform that combines IOTA and Ethereum features announced that it has forked into Opacity. The decision has been taken days after the platform experienced a pump and dump scheme started by Oyster’s founder. William Cordes, the CEO of the platform, announced the hard fork in a blog post on November 6.

Blockchain has announced it will be doing a huge giveaway in an airdrop that will see its users across the globe receive $125 million worth of Stellar XLM tokens. The figures speak for themselves as this is tipped to be the biggest airdrop of its kind ever.

The Ledger Cryptocurrency hardware wallets are the most well known and probably the best in the business. Recently the IOTA Foundation, shared the news that they will integrade IOTA tokens with the Ledger Hardware Crypto wallets.

A new benefits system, even though costly, will make sure companies like Coinbase, Apple and Facebook have first access to potential future talents.

Vitalik Buterin revealed the path forward for “Ethereum 2.0” as he called it. Others may know it as Serenity and the project is in the workshop since 2014. Serenity should bring harmony, new features and solutions to Ethereum’s ecosystem.

The new tech upgrade will increase the exchange’s match speed by the collossal amount of 1250 times. No matter how big a market rally is, Bitstamp will be able to

Some treasure hunts require you to solve complex cryptographic puzzles in order to find the correct address. The hunt I’m reffering to is called the 310 Bitcoin Challenge and was started by an anonymous user called “Pip.”