The company held seminars in Dubai Design District and in Abu Dhabi with Emercoin to showcase blockchain projects that will improve services for companies, governments and individuals around the world.
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Dubai-based Bithereum to “revolutionise” Bitcoin mining
Bitcoin isn’t currently scalable for widespread adoption and involves high transaction fees in addition to slow transaction processing speed, which is what Bithereum hopes to change.
Bitcoin price slump continues: report
Bitcoin fell below $9,000 during Friday afternoon Asia trade, extending losses seen earlier in the week when it dropped below the key $10,000 level.
SEC cracks down on cryptocurrencies
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is cracking down on FinTech companies issuing initial coin offerings (ICOs), and has served …
Cryptocurrencies are coming. Are you ready?
Cryptocurrencies are growing in popularity and many people believe they are the way of the future, but what exactly are they?
UK lawmakers initiate probe into virtual currencies
Britain’s Treasury Select Committee of lawmakers on Thursday said it is initiating an inquiry into virtual currencies and the underlying …
Bitcoin surges to a three-week high
Bitcoin has touched a three-week high on Tuesday and has increased almost by 100 percent from its lowest level in …
Bitcoin a failed currency, says Bank of England chief
Bitcoin has failed as a currency measured by standard benchmarks, and is neither a store of value nor a useful …
US, UK government sites hit by crypto-mining malware
Websites such as the UK’s NHS and ICO to the US government’s court system were just some of the 4,200 sites infected with a malicious version of a widely used tool known as Browsealoud.
US takes down global cybercrime network
The US Justice Department announced one of its largest-ever takedowns of a global cybercrime ring.