Het laatste nieuws over Cryptocurrency

Veteran trader, now Digitex founder and lead architect Adam Todd, for one, told CryptoSlate in an exclusive interview about how his fee-less, non-custodial crypto exchange plans to open up the relatively untapped futures market to the small fry.

New data is offering insight into how crypto traders are pricing in a coming technical update to bitcoin cash, one that could cause the world's fourth most valuable blockchain to split into two competing networks.

E-commerce giant Amazon has won two patents related to methods for protecting the integrity of digital signatures and improving distributed data storage.

Ahead of Thursday's hard fork of bitcoin cash, the war of the mining pools is becoming even more lopsided.

On Nov. 9, the Litecoin news site litecoin.com reported one of the highest transactions to date.

The Russian subsidiary of Raiffeisen Bank International has partnered with local state-owned oil giant Gazprom Neft to issue a bank guarantee on blockchain, Russian business newspaper Kommersant reported Nov. 12.According to Kommersant, the bank guarantee was issued to conduct a trade finance transaction involving four parties, Raiffeisen, Gazprom Neft, Belarusian firm Mozyr Oil Refinery, Priorbank of Belarus.

The advent of cryptocurrency backed loans will have profound ramifications on the crypto markets.

HBUS, the strategic partner of top crypto exchange Huobi, has hired a former executive of venture capital firm Draper Athena, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph Nov. 13.The HBUS trading platform, which currently employs around 40 people in their headquarters in San Francisco, has officially announced the appointment of Jay Ryu, formerly of Draper Athena, as Vice President of Corporate Development.

Engineering and electronics manufacturer Bosch has partnered with IOTA, integrating its new data collection Internet of Things device with the decentralized IOTA Data Marketplace, according to a tweet from Bosch Nov. 12.

Japanese multinational cybersecurity firm Trend Micro has detected a new strain of crypto-mining malware that targets PCs running Linux, according to a report published Nov. 8.

Japanese IT giant GMO has reported a loss of 640 million yen for its cryptocurrency mining business in the third quarter of 2018.

Bitmain co-founder Jihan Wu is reportedly no longer able to influence corporate decisions at the mining firm, Chinese industry media outlet Sanyang Blockchain reported Nov. 13.

Recently re-opened Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck has announced it has resumed NEM crypto token trading after a restructuring of its platform by external "Security experts," South Korean news outlet FNNews reports Nov. 13.

Oil industry giants Shell and BP are among a group of firms planning to launch a blockchain platform to automate post-trade processes in the energy industry by the end of 2018.

Lawyers representing payment startup Ripple in its ongoing securities lawsuit are trying to move the case to a U.S. federal court in a show of what one legal commentator described as "Tactical brilliance" Nov. 9.

A blockchain-based startup which bills itself as "The future of real estate" has announced that its project has been legalized by Japanese regulatory bodies, including the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission.

Born out of the original Bitcoin blockchain on August 1, 2017, Bitcoin Cash has split the cryptocurrency community into warring factions with their own arguments, verbal skirmishes, leaders, convictions and occasional get-togethers.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia and government-run digital innovation center Data61 have released the results of their trial for a blockchain-powered "Smart money" system for Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Bitcoin's price dropped to two-week lows earlier today and could extend the decline to key support near $6,100, technical charts indicate.

The International Monetary Fund said it plans to use its ongoing research and experimentation with blockchain as an "Anchor" for its future policy on the technology in comments Nov. 12.

Great Lakes Science Center, a major museum and educational center in Cleveland, Ohio, is accepting Bitcoin as payment as of today, Nov. 13.

With bitcoin cash now looking certain to split into two competing cryptocurrencies, some traders in Asia are betting that the sum of the parts will be worth more than the whole.

Japanese bank holding and financial services company Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. said it will use Ripple to create a new cross-border payments service to Brazil in a press release Nov. 9.

Australia's federal science agency and one of the biggest commercial banks in the country say they have completed a successful trial of a prototype blockchain app that aims to make money "Smart."

Crypto mining hardware maker Bitmain has filed suit against an anonymous thief in a US federal court.

As the Nov. 15 Bitcoin Cash hard fork draws closer, a majority of hash power favors the Bitcoin Cash SV iteration favored by Australian computer scientist Craig Wright's nChain, data from Coin Dance shows Nov. 12.According to Coin Dance, 66-77 percent of Bitcoin Cash miners are backing the SV network based on currency hash rates, compared to 18-29 percent backing Bitcoin Cash ABC, which is favored by crypto evangelist Roger Ver.The data is an estimate based on which mining pools have shown support for the coins after the eventual hard fork.

Swiss-based Transoil International and Solaris Commodities have conducted a blockchain pilot transaction of Black Sea wheat, S&P Global reports Nov. 12.

Positional traders should avoid trading when the range is tight and shrinking.

The Michigan Secretary of State has formally barred cryptocurrencies from being used as donations to political campaigns, according to a letter published last Thursday.

Dutch rights management company Fintage House has signed a deal with blockchain-based social entertainment platform TaTaTu to start accepting cryptocurrency for rights transactions, entertainment industry news outlet Variety reported Nov. 12.Established in 1986, Fintage House specializes in the collection and management of TV, film and music publishing rights and licensing, as well as offering revenue collection and reporting for rights owners services.