2018-8-5 19:39 |
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
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In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin hits $10,000, why Mastercard left Libra, Coinbase limits some users to withdrawing $10 a day, and Justin Sun meets Warren Buffett
2020-2-10 00:18 | |
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In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, good news for Telegram in its battle against the SEC, Bitcoin on the verge of breaking out, and a warning about new scam adverts
2020-1-13 23:08 | |
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On July 9th, a tweet by Litecoin’s creator Charlie Lee emerged online, where he explained the story behind Litecoin’s nomenclature through a Twitter reply. When a fan, Crypto Hodler asked, ‘How did you come up with the name Litecoin?’, the computer scientist replied: “Wanted a name that represented a quicker and easier to use Bitcoin. Thought of […]
2018-7-10 23:00 | |
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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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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 Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has extended its suspension on FTX Europe’s investment firm license, banning the crypto exchange from offering services or accepting any new clients.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis recently released a paper that suggested governments should ban or tax Bitcoin in order to maintain primary deficits. In a working paper recently published by the Minneapolis Feds on Oct. 17, governments are urged…
Ireland will draft urgent cryptocurrency regulations before the European Union Anti-Money Laundering and terror financing standards come into effect on Dec. 30. According to the Irish Examiner on Oct.
He "is not nearly as clever as he thinks he is," says a U.K. Judge reviewing the Australian computer scientist’s many questionable legal maneuvers.
Fannizadeh, a lawyer specializing in the crypto industry at Geneva Legal, is a speaker at this year’s Consensus festival, May 29-31, in Austin, Texas.
The proposal narrowly passed, with 41.1% of votes for and 38.5% of votes against.
Montenegro’s minister of justice will make the final decision on Do Kwon’s extradition to either South Korea or the United States.