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  • The Daily: Bitmain Reflects on 2018, Memo Releases Mobile App

    The Daily: Bitmain Reflects on 2018, Memo Releases Mobile App

    In today’s edition of The Daily, we cover a reflection on the passing year by the cryptocurrency mining technology giant Bitmain, a mobile app released by social network Memo and new turnover figures from a Bitcoin ATM network in Australia. Also Read: South Africa Wants to Mandate Registration of Crypto Services Bitmain Reflects on 2018…

  • ‘Satoshi Way’ Course to Prepare Crypto Developers in Ukraine

    ‘Satoshi Way’ Course to Prepare Crypto Developers in Ukraine

    Ukraine’s crypto business sector has decided to address the deficit of developers in the field. Several companies, the industry’s association and an educational organization have teamed up to organize a professional course that will teach students how to create solutions utilizing crypto technologies. Also read: No Reason to ‘Bury’ Cryptocurrencies, Russian PM Medvedev Says Win-Win…

  • Regulations Have Ruined the Physical Bitcoin Industry

    Regulations Have Ruined the Physical Bitcoin Industry

    As bitcoiners celebrate the 10th anniversary of Satoshi’s invention, veteran enthusiasts will be aware that a lot has changed since the early days. One business that was once incredibly popular is the art of manufacturing loaded physical bitcoins. Government regulations have forced operations to cease, causing the physical bitcoin minting business to virtually grind to…

  • Cryptocurrency GIFs: Animations That Capture the Mood of the Markets

    Cryptocurrency GIFs: Animations That Capture the Mood of the Markets

    The cryptocurrency ecosystem is filled with unique individuals with a penchant for sharing dank memes. Besides an arsenal of killer graphics that depict the current mood of the markets, they’re also equipped with a wide variety of animated GIFs to virally share across social media and messaging platforms like Telegram. Also read: Cryptocurrency Memes: The Only…

  • Blame Banks for Damaging the Environment – Not Bitcoin

    Blame Banks for Damaging the Environment – Not Bitcoin

    Another mainstream media outlet has published a piece warning of the dangers Bitcoin poses to the environment. We’ve heard these overly simplistic arguments countless times before. But even if one was to accept that Bitcoin’s energy consumption is substantial, the figure still pales in significance to traditional financial institutions, whose carbon footprint is colossal. Also…

  • The Daily: Coinspot Launches OTC Desk, Bitdeer Expands in Eastern Europe

    The Daily: Coinspot Launches OTC Desk, Bitdeer Expands in Eastern Europe

    Crypto exchange Coinspot has launched an over-the-counter trading desk in Australia and you’ll find more about the platform in this edition of The Daily. Elsewhere, computing power-sharing platform Bitdeer.com is focusing on Eastern Europe through a partnership with the largest digital asset trader in the region, Exmo. And in the U.S., expired Mccoins will get…

  • 8 Crypto Debit Cards You Can Use Around the World Right Now

    8 Crypto Debit Cards You Can Use Around the World Right Now

    Cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming a viable payment option across a range of markets and jurisdictions. If there is a tool that significantly expands the usability of digital coins in a world still dominated by traditional payment systems, it’s the crypto debit card. A growing number of reliable platforms offer the fintech product to bitcoin enthusiasts.…

  • Chile to Start Taxing Cryptocurrency Earnings in Second Quarter of 2019

    Chile to Start Taxing Cryptocurrency Earnings in Second Quarter of 2019

    Chile is to start taxing cryptocurrencies in April, when taxpayers pay their yearly income taxes, but it’s unclear at what rate. According to local media reports, the country’s revenue authority has included crypto assets in the Annual Income Tax Returns form, which will be declared as “other own income and/or third-party income from companies that…

  • Plaintiff in AT&T SIM-Swapping Case Sues ‘Bitcoin Bandit’ for $81M

    Plaintiff in AT&T SIM-Swapping Case Sues ‘Bitcoin Bandit’ for $81M

    The plaintiff in a $224M lawsuit against wireless carrier AT&T has turned his attention to a new target. Michael Terpin’s legal team have filed a second suit, this time against 21-year-old Nicholas Truglia, dubbed the “bitcoin bandit” by the New York press. The Manhattan resident, who was arrested on unrelated SIM-swapping charges in November, now…

  • The Daily: Sapphire Develops GPU for Grin, TSMC Sees Drop in Mining Revenue

    The Daily: Sapphire Develops GPU for Grin, TSMC Sees Drop in Mining Revenue

    In The Daily this Saturday, Sapphire has designed a new graphics card suitable for mining the recently launched Mimblewimble cryptocurrency Grin. In other news related to the minting of digital coins, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has reported a significant decrease in its revenues from the mining segment, and some Ethereum miners have switched to Constantinople…