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The card issuing giant is one of the many companies looking to utilize blockchain technology to process payments quicker and more conveniently.

The wallet service provider, Trezor, recently underwent form firmware updates which include several useful upgrades such as support for more tokens as well as shorter addresses.

The island has passed a bill that provides comprehensive regulation for cryptocurrency and blockchain-based companies.

IBM’s distributed deep learning research has finally paid off. They have developed a new algorithm that has been proven to increase the speed of machine learning processes of training big data sets by up to 10x faster than before.

Bitcoin’s mempool has become bloated with transactions, resulting in slower transactions, higher charges, and numerous other issues. Consequently, Steam has stopped using Bitcoin for payments, as more and more users are complaining about the higher transaction costs.

Some subtle policy changes in the tax bill could perhaps would dire consequences for cryptocurrency investors.

A Chinese whale investor bought four rare F1 cars worth over £4 million using his litecoin holdings.

The online retailing giant is currently investigating the possibility of allowing customers to pay for their goods using cryptocurrency.

Japan’s leading financial exchanges announced their plan to launch bitcoin derivatives. The Tokyo Financial Exchange plans on introducing the Bitcoin Futures during the beginning of 2018, after taking a cue from its US competitors.

APMEX is one of the world’s largest precious metal retailers. It is a private company with sales totaling to billions of dollars every year. The company was founded by Scott Thomas, who formed the American Precious Metals Exchange, which later was shortened to APMEX. The company offers more than 10,000...