[ad_1] Illustration by Kathleen Fu If you live in a city – and more than 80% of Canadians do – you’ve seen strange things this year: empty buses at rush hour; the clumsy sidewalk dances as pedestrians mentally measure a six-foot space with each other; restaurant patio set up on …
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[ad_2][ad_1] January 10thth, the Independent Malta and Malta Today reported an investment scheme called "Bitcoin Revolution". According to reports, two guests from the local TV series and an actor would have been involved in this situation. However, the three individuals have since come forward and denied involvement. The original false …
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[ad_2][ad_1] The world's first blockchain auction took place last year. A 31.5% stake in Andy Warhol's painting 14 small electric chairs it was tokenised and sold to bidders who could pay with bitcoin, ethereum or a native ART cryptocurrency. Each token sharing was determined by an intelligent contract on Ethereum. …
Read More »[ad_2][ad_1] Ripple's biggest goal is to allow customers to make cross-border payments. Although the price of XRP has slipped 90 percent from its peak a year ago, Ripple claims to have signed an average of two customers a week last year, trying to penetrate legacy software and network activities. that …
Read More »[ad_1] Is the "pay for coffee" your standard for micro-transactions? You might want to rethink … Cryptograffiti, an anonymous artist dedicated to working with topics related to cryptographic and blockchain technologies, recently published on Reddit a post that claims to have conducted a "micro auction" to sell a small work …
Read More »[ad_2][ad_1] When healthcare technology companies rely on generalized accounting technology, security is one of the main reasons they do so. But to say that blockchain is inherently safer than other technologies would be a dangerous over-simplification. In reality, blockchain is a new technology to solve some security problems. But to …
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