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EU and Chinese crypto mining companies race to set up shop in Russia

The Russian Federation has received over 40 application from cryptocurrency mining firms based in the EU and China.
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ICO outsourcing becomes latest startup trend

Considering all the costs involved in setting up your ICO, startup owners have been looking to outsourcing their ICO to ensure its success.
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New Bitcoin Gold network announced to launch November 12th

The cryptocurrency announced that they intend to implement their new network on 12 November.
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Threats to execute Bitcoin hard fork arise the day after cancellation

The controversial SegWit2x fork was gave rise to mixed reactions from Bitcoiners. Its cancellation came as a relief to those against the “corporate takeover” and a disappointment to its supporters.
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Ethereum and altcoins rise as SegWit2x gets suspended

The cancellation of SegWit2x Bitcoin hard fork has had a major impact on the crypto industry. It resulted in a slight decline of about 4% in Bitcoin’s price, but gave other cryptocurrencies a chance to rise.
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Waves launches world's fastest decentralized blockchain platform

Moscow-based Waves Platform was mainly developed to support the issuance and exchange of digital currencies. It completed its first Initial Coin Offering in 2016 and was successful in raising over $16 million. The blockchain-based platform debuted an upgraded version of its network on November 8th, claiming...
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92% of blockchain projects are dead: Deloitte

Deloitte insights state that there are 86,034 projects on the network but only 8% of these projects are actively maintained. Here, the standard for maintenance is defined as projects that are updated at least once every six months.
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Mt. Gox CEO will receive $859 million following bankruptcy

After Mt. Gox has concluded its bankruptcy proceedings, former CEO, Mark Karpeles will likely walk away with nearly $1 billion.
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Israel voices concerns regarding ICOs

The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) recently outlined their concerns about ICOs.
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Bitcoin security protocols vulnerable says Korean researchers

A recent paper published by Korean researchers claimed that Bitcoin’s security protocols could become exploited by technology that is being developed.
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