2018-8-1 12:30 |
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has said the not-for-profit online encyclopedia platform will "never" hold an ICO or issue its own cryptocurrency.
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The ever-outspoken Jimmy Wales conducted an interview with BusinessInsider in which he proclaimed that: Wikipedia are “absolutely never” going to hold “cryptocurrency or ICO ambitions”, despite the popularity such means found elsewhere as a means of public crowdfunding.
2018-8-1 15:30 | |
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Основатель онлайн-энциклопедии Wikipedia Джимми Уэйлс (Jimmy Wales) сказал, что платформа никогда не будет проводить ICO или выпускать собственную криптовалюту, хотя продолжает существовать за счет краудфандинга.
2018-8-1 14:18 | |
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Despite the current market slump, the cryptocurrency industry continues to expand in Florida rapidly. With the increasing popularity of digital currencies, risks in the form of ICO scams and other crypto-related frauds have also increased.
2018-7-7 20:39 | |
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Florida’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) revealed plans to create a statewide position to oversee the application of current securities and insurance legislation for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and digital currencies.
2018-6-27 20:00 | |
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