Estonia is tightening licensing processes for cryptocurrency trading
Estonia has become one of the most dynamic and modern economies. This success is due to a commitment to low red tape, the rule of law and investment in technology. Estonian politicians understood early on that opportunities in cryptocurrency area are vast and business activity is plentiful.
Announcing Cointelligence’s exchange rating system
An accurate and impartial exchange rating system is long overdue. We were surprised when we looked around the crypto industry and saw that there wasn’t a professional and dedicated system designed to protect people from bad exchanges. When we saw this lack, we decided to draw on our experience rating ICOs/STOs and develop a similar system for exchanges.
Why are cryptocurrency exchanges still being hacked?
See for yourself: according to the most recent and reputable statistics, more than a half of all crypto exchanges are vulnerable to cyber attacks. This is not a new problem; online platforms have always drawn fraudsters like bees to honey.
Malta in a leading position and it comes as no surprise
Malta has been the ‘quickest to draw’ in terms of regulating blockchain and cryptocurrency related activities and businesses under the recently enacted Malta Digital Innovation Authority Act, Innovative Technology Arrangements and Services Act, and the Virtual Financial Assets Act that combine into a legal framework that is welcoming to blockchain and cryptocurrency enterprises.
Is learning a language a privilege?
English was not always the language of science, of medicine, of business, but at this particular point in our history as humans, English is the de facto language, or lingua franca, of choice, and we see billions of dollars going into educating people in the English language.
7 alternative tips for securing ICOs
This article will guide ICO members through the elements that make up a secure ICO project. It’s also intended for investors as a form of checklist to verify how secure a project actually is. Any project should at least consider the elements listed in this article.
A ‘whole new world’ for scammers: How blockchain would stop Aladdin
In 1992, when Aladdin’s romantic magic carpet ride stole the hearts of audience members around the world, were people really that concerned with identity theft and fraud? Certainly, the concept of pretending to be someone you’re not long out-dates this Disney classic. But when we compare the societal shift that has occurred in the last 27 years, the discourse around ‘identity theft’ has changed greatly.
The past cannot define the strategy of the future
Lessons from mistakes of past ICOs CANNOT save you in the future because the times are changing and the errors that people would make or have made are very different. What was right in 2017 was no longer right in 2018; what was right in 2018 is so wrong now.
We are ready for virtual real estate on the blockchain
The first real estate deal transacted in cryptocurrency was concluded in Israel in 2012: the villa in question was sold for 5000 BTC. And now apartments, houses, and even castles go to the other users of digital assets all over the world. It is unlikely that the happy buyers and sellers realize the part they could play in the popularity of the blockchain.
Into 2019 and beyond: renewed PumaPay vision and roadmap
PumaPay CEO Yoav Dror shares his take on the new vision for PumaPay as the next generation payment system that will satisfy the needs of businesses and individuals alike. While sharing the current state of development of the project, Yoav Dror shares the innovative steps in development that the PumaPay team has set out for this year, along with a detailed Roadmap.
