Posts Tagged ‘crypto-related’
6 Unusual & Fantastic Places for Crypto Startupers. The Sixth: Tallinn
Sooner or later, but everything ends. That is why our top list finishes today. All these 2 weeks we have been sharing the most interesting places which can make your business better, faster, easier, and more profitable. Check the list: Bangkok; Puerto Rico; Vilnius; Lisbon; Hangzhou. So, now you have an opportunity to increase it…
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Read More6 Unusual & Fantastic Places for Crypto Startupers. The Fifth: Hangzhou
We are happy to introduce a new one place in our topic of the best unusual places for IT-business and startups — Hangzhou. Well, this cultural and modern city, placed in China, attracts you with no doubt. Meanwhile, if you have missed the previous material, you can check it any time. Firstly, Bangkok. Secondly, Puerto…
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Read More6 Unusual & Fantastic Places for Crypto Startupers. The Fourth: Lisbon
Let`s continue to discuss about places which are so comfortable to startups and IT-companies but rare for no reason. By the way, the beginning you can read here, about Puerto Rico — tap here, and about Vilnius — here. Also, the next amazing place is Lisbon. Lisbon For whom? Obviously, it is interesting for Russian…
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Read More6 Unusual & Fantastic Places for Crypto Startupers. The Third: Vilnius
Well, in our case, stable news is good news. So, we continue to tell you about interesting places with all their benefits and disadvantages. Surely, it is not only cute views but very comfortable for startups and young business. Today we share a new one area — Vilnius. Vilnius For whom? First of all, it…
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Read More6 Unusual & Fantastic Places for Crypto Startupers. The Second: Puerto Rico
As you remember, these 2 weeks we are sharing with you the best unusual places to begin your startup business. For instance, here you can read about Bangkok. So, today Bitcoin OX tells about Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico For whom? For example, for technological business which want to be placed in the United States but…
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Read MoreLinux Security Is Facing New Challenges
Sure, now hackers work as fast as new technologies are developing. So, we never know what they do next time. All the main crypto, blockchain and other digital companies are ready to face different problems. But, to tell the truth, every time it`s very unpleasant and not cheap to win. That`s why the best way…
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Read MoreBitPay Cryptocurrency Payment Processor Added Ether Support
To begin with, BitPay added support for Ether (ETH), the 2d largest cryptocurrency with market capitalization. According to the press release, companies, using BitPay, can accept Ether for purchases without having to install any improvements. BitPay also allows users to store and use Ether in their app. And holders of Visa prepaid cards for it…
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Read MoreA Code of Practice by The Association of Cryptocurrency Enterprises and Startups
Despite the goal of Bitcoin to decentralize the global banking system, the banks have scored another win. The Association of Cryptocurrency Enterprises and Startups (ACCESS) has created a Code of Practice in partnership with the law firm Linklaters, a multinational entity. A report Per a report released on August 19th, The Association of Cryptocurrency Enterprises…
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Read MoreTHE FIRST ZERO-FIAT BITCOIN BOND HAS BEEN LAUNCHED ON BLOOMBERG TERMINAL
On July 3, during a joint press conference by two big Companies in Europe, they announced the arrival of the first authentic bitcoin (BTC) bond the world will witness. The two companies are; A securitization company known as Argento located in Luxembourg and another, the London Block Exchange (LBX) based in London. These are two…
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Read MoreTwo Arrested in Israel After $1.5M Moved
One of the most prominent crypto cybercrimes lately took a dramatic turn on June 23, when two Israeli brothers were arrested regarding the 2016 Bitfinex hack and other crypto-related phishing attacks. Barely short of 120,000 Bitcoin (BTC) was stolen in the attack back in 2016, an amount initially worth $72 million, however, after Bitcoin’s meteoric…
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