William Suberg

Well-known figures in the cryptocurrency space are set to advise the world's first "accredited" blockchain educational institution, as it attempts to fill the blockchain talent void.

SegWit technology has come to major cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, offering savings on Bitcoin transaction fees and processing times.

GRAFT is building a blockchain based network geared specifically to Point of Sale (POS) transactions with cryptocurrencies. GRAFT has successfully raised $6 million by selling 22 million tokens via the company's ICO.

Litecoin is to get its first hard fork later this month, as Litecoin Cash seeks to shorten transaction times and reduce fees.

A new partnership, between major e-commerce platform, WeMakePrice, and exchange, Bithumb, marks a prominent step in the cryptocurrency adoption in South Korea.

South Korea has announced taxation requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges but markets fail to react to the news.

Blockchain.info has launched limited Bitcoin selling Thursday, with its CEO confirming buying and selling in various cryptocurrencies will appear "in a few weeks."

The head of Singapore's Central Bank thinks the cryptocurrency economy will eventually crash, yet he is keeping his fingers crossed that the blockchain technology would still exist, when this happens. This negative statement is much less damning than the official attitude of government officials of many countries around the world including Denmark, China, Russia and others.