Currency

Omnitude moves its ECOM token to Stellar and introduces micropayments to users

Omnitude will be converting its ECOM token from the current Ethereum based ERC20 standard to Stellar’s crypto platform in a…

8 years ago

Covesting secures DLT license from regulatory authorities in Gibraltar

Covesting, a Europe-based digital currency exchange and professional trading platform offering a secure and technologically advanced infrastructure for investors and…

8 years ago

Bitcoin v Altcoin: why usability is key to wider adoption

by Denise Quirk, Health Advisor and a believer of transforming complex information into simple, actionable content. She is keenly interested…

8 years ago

Headline: Spotcoin Hits Soft Cap with ICO underway

With the Spotcoin ICO launch firmly underway since Monday afternoon, the company is riding a wave of support from its…

8 years ago

Asset-Backed Bitcoin Forks being Launch

Earth Dollar forms alliance with Bitcoin Air to launch a series of Asset-Backed Bitcoin Hard Forks A series of asset-backed…

8 years ago

Will market volatility continue this week?

by David Jones, a Chief Market Strategist at Capital.com It's likely to be another volatile week for traders and investors…

8 years ago

Crypto expert expresses concern about Google advert

Google's ad for its new product ‘Call Screen’, where it pokes fun at crypto mining, stating that the activity costs…

8 years ago

Why are altcoins falling faster than bitcoin?

by Ana Farr, Community Manager at ecommerce-platforms.com and Unblock.net. She is a matcha and mindfulness enthusiast and loves to chat…

8 years ago

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