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Are you ready for Facebook coins?
Following the formation of its own blockchain division, recent reports have suggested that Facebook is looking into creating its own cryptocurrency. 0 3360
“The claimed demise of cryptocurrency transactions is premature” – FTFT Capital CEO
FTFT Capital CEO Ola Lind, believes the analysis from some experts on the collapse of cryptocurrency is wide of the …
Sophos Research Reveals Expanding CryptoRom iPhone Scam Rakes in at Least $1.4 Million
Sophos Research Reveals Expanding CryptoRom iPhone Scam Rakes in at Least $1.4 Million.
How Huobi is bringing crypto into the mainstream
Deputy Editor Giorgia Guantario sat down with Mohit Davar, MENA Director and Co-Founder at Huobi who explained Huobi’s growth, the …
Huobi, fäm Properties to offer secure crypto payments in real estate
Huobi, a leading digital assets exchange provider, announced that it has partnered with fäm Properties to offer secure crypto payment …
CTO of global blockchain leader outlines its Dubai expansion plans
Ahmed Jacob, Managing Partner and CTO of INVAO’s Dubai operations has outlined the global blockchain leaders strategy for expansion in …
Bitcoin jumps above $11,000 mark following Facebook’s crypto announcement
Bitcoin has jumped to a near 15-month high above $11,000, after jumping more than 10 percent over the weekend, Reuters reported.
US SEC to review decision denying bitcoin ETF applications
The US Securities and Exchange Commission said that it will review a decision by its staff to block nine bitcoin-based …
Blockchain technologies to shake up Dubai’s property market
Blockchain technology can transform the Dubai real estate market and the wider economy by bringing in a new level of transparency to attract global players, said international investment and advisory specialists Cryptech.
Cybercriminals gain $10M in profit from crypto schemes
The development of cryptocurrency is not only attracting investors, but also cybercriminals seeking to boost their profits, according to the latest insights from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab.