Category: Blockchain
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Christie’s to sell its first non-fungible-token as part of epic Bitcoin artwork
Art historian-turned-blockchain artist Robert Alice believes that the Bitcoin codebase is a culturally and politically significant piece of 21 century history.
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Messaging Giant LINE Launches Token Reward Program
Messaging app company LINK has started a rewards program where people can get LINK tokens by using its remittance and investment mobile apps.
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South Korean regulator is wary of NFT-based games
The South Korean gaming regulator is reluctant to embrace NFTs.
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IoT Startup Helium Floats New Hardware Device for Mining Its HNT Crypto Tokens
Helium is hoping a new manufacturing deal with RAK Wireless will help the crypto-powered IoT network expand its reach.
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Global Hashpower Exchange Launches World’s First Exchange Dedicated to Hashpower Futures – GHPEX.com
September 22, 2020 – Global Hash Power Exchange today announced the launch of GHPEX.com, the world’s first crypto exchange devoted to trading hashpower futures, signaling the next evolution of crypto trading. Designed for traders and miners in mind, GHPEX.com offers traders the ability to increase their leverage to take short and long positions, earning higher…
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Austrian gin makers to use blockchain to guarantee bottles’ rarity
The world of fine spirits continues to apply distributed ledger technology.
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US Space Force Enlists Blockchain Firm to Deploy Hack-Proof Data Defenses
The United States Space Force has engaged blockchain firm Xage Security to develop a new security layer for its communications systems.
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Cointelegraph Consulting releases DeFi Guide to increase wider adoption
Cointelegraph Consulting releases “DeFi Adoption 2020: A Definitive Guide to Entering the Industry,” to speed up DeFi adoption.
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The US is number one…in blockchain patents
But the company with the most patents isn’t even American.
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Brazen Nigerian Crypto Scam Inksnation Still Operational Three Months After Regulator Warning
One of Nigeria’s most brazen crypto scams, Inksnation remains operational and still invites new investors some three months after the country’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) deemed its activities illegal. The SEC has previously warned Nigerians against investing with the scam saying doing so would be at own risk as there is no legal recourse…