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| Mass. regulators again hit firms selling cryptocurrency Massachusetts regulators are stepping up their aggressive measures to stop startups from selling digital tokens and currencies online to raise money and attract users. Secretary of State William Galvin's office announced Tuesday it had ordered five firms to halt so-called "initial coin offerings" that officials ...
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| Rumored ASIC Cryptocurrency Miners Could Be Welcome Relief for the GPU Market Both AMD and Nvidia have been enjoying rosy predictions and uplifted earnings from cryptocurrency mining, but financial analysts are afraid things could be turning south. Christopher Rolland, an analyst with Susquehanna, released a note today stating "We confirm a Bitmain Ethereum ASIC.
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| Twitter is the latest social network to ban ICO and cryptocurrency ads Twitter is the latest internet firm to take steps to avoid any role in financial crime investigations that likely will come from cryptocurrency fever when investors get burned. Twitter will start banning cryptocurrency and initial coin offering (ICO) advertising, following in the footsteps of Facebook and Google in ...
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| Popular Cryptocurrency Enjin Coin Strikes Partnership with Unity, Integrating with Minecraft Enjin Coin seems to be continuing towards its march to revolutionize the gaming industry employing blockchain technology implementation. In less than three days after its October 2017 ICO, the coin was already listed on no less than seven cryptocurrency exchange platforms. As part of its efforts to ...
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| 80000 New Ways to Spend Your Cryptocurrency This morning, European cryptocurrency gateway Coingate have announced that they will be teaming up with French firm Prestashop, in a move that promises to open-up cryptocurrency payments to 80,000 Europe based merchants. Prestashop (https://www.prestashop.com/en) is an open-source ...
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| What's The Impact Of Cryptocurrency Ad Bans? More and more major social media and technology outlets are now banning cryptocurrency-related ads entirely from their platforms. While a lot of recent attention has been on government enforcement, private actors, such as media platforms and banks, are increasingly acting to create new market ...
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