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Blockchains are inefficient, and worth the cost only when censorship-resistance is required. For money, it clearly is; for identity, it just might be.
Governments are centers of trust – so why would they make the leap to blockchains as a way to extend that already vital service?
The cryptocurrency exchange has resumed services after a scheduled maintenance that was supposed to take two hours but instead took two days.
Global e-commerce revenues rise at around 20% annually and the pace should continue this way for at least several years to come. This year the numbers should exceed $3 trillion level when we combine all worldwide sales expectations. Now if we look at currently absolutely astonishing increase in capitalization of cryptocurrencies, there are a few […]
South Korea’s citizens reacted angrily to a proposed ban on cryptocurrency exchanges, with politicians and residents alike condemning the move.
The post Next Up, Paying Uncle Sam Taxes in Bitcoin appeared first on CCN The ink is barely dry on President Trump’s tax legislation, and a new bill has surfaced in Arizona that kicks things up another notch. The bill proposes using bitcoin to pay state income taxes, and it was submitted by Senators Warren […]
A lawmaker in Tennessee has filed a new bill that recognizes a blockchain signature as a kind of legal electronic record.
The post Korea’s Opposition Party Rallies Against Proposed Cryptocurrency Trading Ban appeared first on CCN As recently reported by CCN, the cryptocurrency market took a hit after the South Korea Ministry of Justice revealed it plans to continue drafting a cryptocurrency trading ban bill. The market soon started to recover, after the South Korea Ministry […]
Former Vircurex customers are suing the exchange, four years after it first froze their funds and allegedly failed to repay them.