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Block.one CEO announces billion dollar EOS project

The CEO of Block.one recently announced that EOS will channel $1 billion of its capital towards EOS-based projects.
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China may soon lift bans on ICOs and cryptocurrency exchange

New operating systems may allow the country to address concerns that caused it to instate bans on ICO and domestic cryptocurrency exchange.
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Coinbase announces to support both bitcoin blockchains

The popular trading app Coinbase, recently announced that they will support both bitcoin blockchains following the cryptocurrency's fork.
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Harvard economist predicts bitcoin collapse

A Harvard economist predicted an uncertain future for cryptocurrencies as cryptocurrencies face increasing regulation.
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ConsenSys project comes up with a new accounting tool

In light of the recent crackdown on cryptocurrencies all over the world, there is a need for greater transparency in the blockchain industry. ConsenSys is a project that aims to introduce more financial transparency and has come up with an ingenious new accounting software tool, Balanc3, to solve this...
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Newer players in the cryptocurrency market gaining traction

Impressive amounts of investment were observed in the last quarter in the alt-coins, as investors raised the value of cryptocurrencies by millions. For example, Dash, which is valued at $2.3 billion, was up by almost 82%.
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Russian banks aim to create cryptocurrency

Russia's Central Bank, as well as other financial experts, have recently expressed an interest in creating Russia's very own cryptoruble.
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Singapore announces bitcoin regulations

Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, Coordinating Minister for Economic and Social Policies, and Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, recently clarified the uncertain future of bitcoin and ICOs during a parliamentary conference.
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New app allows you to invest spare change in Bitcoin

Coinflash is a unique app. Instead of traditional trading, it rounds off all purchases you made with your debit or credit card to the nearest dollar. The few cents difference is then automatically used to invest in the cryptocurrency of your choice.
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After China, South Korea bans ICOs

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea has released a statement in which they announced that all Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) will be banned in the country. According to Reuters, South Korea’s FSC said on Friday that “it will ban raising money through all forms of virtual currencies...
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