Jacob Tuwiner

Axoni, a New York-based enterprise provider of blockchain technology, has completed a $32 million Series B funding round.

In an announcement today, Coinbase unveiled the possibility of new coins being listed on its exchange, including Cardano, Basic Attention Token, Stellar Lumens, Zcash, and 0x.

After the failure of Litepay, Litecoin forged a new partnership with the open-sourced, decentralized, and self-verifying payment platform TokenPay.

Sergey Brin was a member of a panel at the conference and discussed the future of blockchain technology in our everyday lives.

Bitcoin has been met with controversy since inception in 2009.

Bitcoin plummetted below $7,000 USD for the first time since April 2018.

On Thursday, May 31, IOTA officially announced a partnership with Norway’s largest bank, DNB ASA.

After weeks of bearish price activity, the market is beginning to shows signs of possible recovery.

The decentralized entertainment content sharing platform led by Justin Sun will be migrating TRX ERC-20 tokens to TRON’s mainnet on June 21st, 2018.

Pantera Capital is the United States’ first investment firm focused on blockchain technology.

Back in September of 2017, JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon called Bitcoin “stupid” and “dangerous.” Dimon also said if he caught anyone buying or selling Bitcoin he would “fire them in a second.” His words carry heavy weight as one of the most prominent voices in the global finance world.

The world’s leading social network is looking into the potential of blockchain technology to facilitate peer-to-peer payments.

We have the technology to put a man on the moon, but transferring funds internationally is a different story.

Cryptocurrency markets have pulled back slightly from their bullish sentiment over the past week.

Bloomberg announced today that they are teaming up with Galaxy Digital Capital Management, founded by Michael Novogratz, to create the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI).

Cybercrime is becoming a significant issue in today’s technological society.

Cybercrime is generating at least $1.5 trillion dollars in revenue every year via illicit online markets, IP theft, crimeware, and ransomware.

Formerly known as Antshares, NEO is reinventing commerce with blockchain technology by creating a smart economy in which businesses and governments will be able to digitize assets and automate their management. Often referred to as the “Chinese Ethereum,” NEO is a distributed network that combines digital assets, digital identities, and smart contracts.