2019-2-11 23:14 |
Facebook acquires some blockchain-skilled personnel, Venezuela gets a crypto framework, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Facebook releases a white paper for the Libra project, and the QuadrigaCX scandal gets more scandalous
2019-6-24 21:06 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, AT&T makes a big step for adoption, while the SEC yet again delays a bitcoin ETF decision
2019-5-27 22:05 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Bitstamp gets a very large bitcoin sell order, while the U.S. SEC delays the Bitwise BTC ETF, again.
2019-5-20 22:15 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Facebook Coin gets even more attention and Bakkt gets a crypto custodian service
2019-5-6 22:36 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Bitfinex and Tether land in hot water, and Samsung may be thinking about a Samsung Coin
2019-4-28 20:46 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, PewDiePie gets into blockchain livestreaming, while Bloomberg calls Bitcoin a bubble, again
2019-4-15 00:37 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Jay Clayton makes some statements about crypto and securities, and the OneCoin founders face jail time
2019-3-18 21:45 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Jamie Dimon thinks JPM Coin could see consumer use, while Samsung’s new smartphone will indeed have crypto support
2019-3-4 20:44 | |
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Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX faces financial troubles, while Gemini completes a security compliance audit — read more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2019-2-4 19:07 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Bakkt closes an almost $200 million funding round, and Bitcoin “dies” 90 times in 2018
2019-1-7 22:09 | |
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A South Korean court rules in favor of Bithumb, GMO Internet leaves the crypto mining production sector, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-12-31 21:25 | |
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A report accuses major crypto exchanges of wash trading, sources say that Facebook is developing their own crypto, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-12-23 19:05 | |
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This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Starbucks corrects media hype — you cannot buy your favorite Frapp with BTC — and the SEC postpones a BTC ETF decision until this fall
2018-8-13 17:22 | |
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Nobel Prize winning economist thinks that the crypto markets could easily “collapse,” Kim Kardashian gets in Bitcoin with some light gambling--check out this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-8-5 19:39 | |
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In this week Hodler’s Digest, an ex-JPMorgan exec thinks blockchain can save the world, and an EU Parliamentary study thinks CBDC’s could solve crypto market competition problems
2018-7-29 17:35 | |
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Malta takes more steps to becoming the “blockchain island,” IBM signs a $740 mln deal with the Australian gov’t for blockchain tech, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-7-9 00:53 | |
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Tether releases more tokens and the markets hold their breath, Facebook brings back crypto ads but keeps ICO ads out, and more top news in this week’s Hodler’s Digest
2018-7-1 19:20 | |
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NYC Square Cash users are now given a BTC option, a non-profit starts accepting crypto and immediately gets $1,000 ETH — delve more into this week’s adoption wins in the Hodler’s Digest
2018-6-25 00:47 | |
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This week in crypto, the SEC finally decided that Ethereum is not a security, Bitcoin’s price drop is revealed (allegedly) to be due to Bitcoin future contracts expiring, and more in the Hodler’s Digest
2018-6-18 20:48 | |
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The San Francisco-based blockchain development company took Bitcoin to another level by launching a satellite to broadcast Bitcoin blockchain, while also initiating a transaction recently. The CSO of Blockstream, Samson Mow, expanded upon the necessity of the satellite in a recent interview with Charlie Shrem.
By CCN: The bitcoin price stumbled toward the end of the week but it looks like the bulls have gotten it together. BTC is now moving higher by nearly 7% to approximately $7,800 at last check on CoinMarketCap.
Bitcoin’s “ first millionaire” and “first felon” Charlie Shrem has been facing troubled waters since the new month began. The 28-year-old who bagged a court case with the Winklevoss twins for supposedly stealing from them back in 2012 has revealed that his status in the crypto world has been rather “exhausting”.
Charlie Shrem founded BitInstant in early 2011, a now-defunct platform for exchanging dollars into bitcoin. BitInstant operated until 2013 and amassed over 700,000 locations, attracting investments from prominent cryptocurrency figures… The post Charlie Shrem on the Evolution of Crypto, Centralization, and Stablecoins appeared first on CoinCentral.
Cryptos have been hit with major losses across the board in response to the SEC’s rejection of the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF application, and CME’s rejection of altcoin futures