Archive for January 2018
BitCar Raises SGD 6.5 Million in Pre-ICO “Crypto for the Car Industry”
Bitcoinist.net · January 31, 2018 · 5:00 pm Singapore January, 2018 – Blockchain company BitCar.io has sold SGD 6.5 million of BITCAR tokens in its pre-ICO, amid strong interest for its exotic car pegging and trading platform. 75 million BITCAR tokens were purchased in the pre-ICO with up to a maximum 175 million tokens being…
Read MoreCointed: The Hottest Crypto ATM Provider Shares It All
Bitcoinist.net · January 31, 2018 · 3:00 pm The crypto world, with all its freedom, risks and rewards, seems like something out of a western. Within this wild west-like world, see seeing a company committed to transparency and accountability to its community is a rare treat. But there are some who do it. If you…
Read MoreTurkish Football Team Buys Player With Bitcoin
Samuel Rae · January 31, 2018 · 2:00 pm Harunustaspor, a Turkish amateur football team, just bought a player using bitcoin. The Bitcoin space might be struggling from a price and a sentiment perspective right now but that hasn’t stopped the flow of quirky news that’s become prevalent over the last six months or so,…
Read MoreRent A Rig And Mine Any Coin You Want With Rent A Hash
Bitcoinist.net · January 31, 2018 · 12:30 pm If you are looking to get into the cryptocurrency mining game or you have a special project that requires additional hashing power, Rent A Hash is the kind of service you are looking for. Rent A Hash is a professional mining platform that allows you to rent…
Read MoreCoinfirm Gets Over 16k ETH in Token Sale and Adds Internationally Recognized Joey Garcia to Advisory Board
Bitcoinist.net · January 31, 2018 · 11:00 am January 31, 2018 – Leading token sale advisory firm TokenMarket has supported Coinfirm, a global RegTech enterprise focused on anti-money laundering for Blockchain, to sell $19 million worth of AMLT Tokens. Combined with its successful Token Sale, Coinfirm has also announced today it has added one of…
Read MoreSouth Korea Government ‘Will Not Ban Or Suppress’ Cryptocurrency
Wilma Woo · January 31, 2018 · 6:30 am South Korea’s government has confirmed it has “no intention” of banning or “suppressing” cryptocurrency trading in fresh comments on the industry. ‘No Intention To Ban’ In comments Wednesday quoted by Reuters, finance minister Kim Dong-yeon, who earlier in January said that a shutdown was still a…
Read MoreFacebook Banning ICO Ads a Good Thing for Crypto
James Levenson · January 30, 2018 · 9:45 pm Anyone that has spent any time on ‘the social network’ will be well aware that 80% of what you see there is digital dross. Facebook is renowned for disseminating clickbait, scams, fraudulent adverts, and malware. Finally, the company has made some moves to clean up its…
Read MoreHere’s What The South Korean Regulations Mean For The Cryptocurrency Market
Samuel Rae · January 30, 2018 · 6:00 pm After much “will they or won’t they”, the South Korean government has finally implemented cryptocurrency trading regulations. What will that mean for the crypto market? Let’s find out. The big news in the cryptocurrency space today is that the long-awaited South Korean regulations have come into…
Read MoreBlockchain Powered VR Ecosystem MARK.SPACE Revolutionizes Idea of VR by Eliminating All Existing Barriers
Bitcoinist.net · January 30, 2018 · 5:00 pm MARK.SPACE, a social interaction platform that utilizes the VR and 3D technologies, is looking to make VR accessible to all social layers in full functionality with the incorporation of blockchain. This project’s vision is to deliver an easy tool to create and launch any VR/3D project quickly…
Read MoreLydian Becomes First ICO to Accepts Bytecoin as Payment Method During Its Public Crowdsale
Bitcoinist.net · January 30, 2018 · 3:15 pm Bytecoin (BCN) is the first cryptocurrency based on the CryptoNote technology, launched in July 2012, and is currently estimated to be valued at $1.2 billion on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of its release. BCN has partnered with Lydian to allow users to participate in the company’s public…
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