50% Of Top Cryptocurrencies Have No Working Purpose, New Study

Cryptocurrency world may have matured into raising billions of dollars in Initial Coin Offerings or ICO’s, however such new fundraisers are mere eyewash says new study, since half of such projects do not have a “working product.

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Waiting Game: 60 Percent of Top 100 Cryptos Have No ‘Working Product’

Around 40 of the top 100 cryptocurrency tokens by market cap support a “working product” which is “active and available to the public,” new research this week finds.   Promises, Promises The results of investigations by cryptocurrency education resource Invest in Blockchain conclude that the multitude of projects that launched coins in recent times often remain on the drawing board regarding real-world use cases.

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Peoples Token ICO

Peoples Token is an erc20 utility token. Peoples token aims to create a fully community driven and decentralized token. A lot of token ICO fails to fulfil and reach their goals as promised by the team.

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Most of the top 100 cryptocurrencies don’t actually have a working product

It might sound shocking, but it appears 60 out of the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market share are yet to actually release a working product to the public – despite raising millions of dollars in funding.

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5 Blockchain Loyalty Ventures Gaining Traction in 2018

Blockchain loyalty programs are an interesting business with a lot of potential benefits. Rewarding consumers for spending time or money on a specific company or product will improve overall customer relationships.

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ICO Capital Raised in July Was Lowest Since June 2017

Initial coin offerings have been an interesting addition to the world of cryptocurrency. Although not everyone sees merit in this particular business, there are a lot of companies still raising millions of dollars without a working product.

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Coinbase WooCommerce Plugin Makes Crypto Available to Millions of Online Merchants

Coinbase’s latest announcement heralds a WooCommerce plugin that makes it quick and easy to accept bitcoin and litecoin as payment methods on any WooCommerce-powered site.

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The next iPad Pro might ditch the home button and bezels

9to5Mac reports that Apple may be working on an update to its iPad Pro line, which will see the high-end tablet lose its thick bezels around the screen and its home button. That’s from a battery usage icon in the iOS 12 developer beta 5, which depicts an iPad with the aforementioned changes.

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Bitmillex Exchange ICO Announces Working Product Launch

Bitmillex Cryptocurrency Exchange has launched its working MVP and met the $1.5m softcap.

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Bitmillex Robust Hybrid Exchange ICO Announces Working Product Launch

The users of the Bitmillex exchange get to experience the power of choice. The crypto exchange allows to choose between different types of platforms and trading behavior. The platform is packed with innovative solutions like peer to peer lending not to mention the traditional tools.

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OraSaifu Announces New Hardware Wallet on IndieGogo

OraSaifu has announced the new hardware wallet they are working on. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article The wallet is expected to hit the market sometime mid-July and will be a revolutionary payment product like nothing else currently available.

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Musician Peter Gabriel Funds Provenance Blockchain Product Tracker

Provenance, a British tech startup has secured funding from musician Peter Gabriel, as well as its existing group of investors, led by Working Capital Fund, including Digital Currency Group, Merian Ventures and Plug and Play to continue their product expansion.

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HTC Says Blockchain Phone Exodus Will Be Released Later This Year

Computer manufacturing company HTC says it is on the verge of releasing its upcoming blockchain phone, Exodus, which was first announced in May of 2018. Chief crypto officer at HTC Phil Chen leads the company’s blockchain and cryptocurrency initiatives.

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Promoted: The Future of Online Shopping Is Powered by Spl.yt — A Decentralized E-Commerce Protocol

As a rapidly growing business sector, e-commerce continues to open up new avenues for exploring, comparing and purchasing products worldwide. Spl. yt, a smart contract protocol, aims improve the e-commerce system for buyers and sellers by automating functions currently performed by “middlemen” marketplaces like Amazon, eBay and Alibaba.

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Ripple’s Asheesh Birla says working with banks is a “pain in the ass”

Ripple’s Senior VP of Product, Asheesh Birla, spoke at the Scaling and Digital Disruption in FinTech conference at Wharton School on Ripple as a company. He spoke in particular about working with regulators and regulation in general.

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Is There a Future for Cryptocurrency-Oriented Visa Debit Cards?

A lot of cryptocurrency enthusiasts have given up on the idea of using a Bitcoin debit card. Visa has taken some steps meant to prevent this type of activity. Even so, some projects are still trying to merge cryptocurrency and Visa payments into a working product.

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Facebook Reverses Cryptocurrency Ad Ban Amidst Rumors of a Coinbase Acquisition

Facebook has reversed its blanket ban on cryptocurrency ads and will now allow pre-approved crypto businesses to advertise. However, ICOs and binary options will still be prohibited from the platform.

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Asset Management Firm Launches Chinese Blockchain ETF

Blockchain technology has grabbed the interest of investors globally as it has quickly grown into one of the most exciting areas due to its wide variety of application across industries.

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