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Study Finds Three Quarters of Attendees at Crypto Events Are Male

January 30, 2019 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A recently released report confirms a well-known observation – crypto-focused events are still largely male-dominated, not only in terms of registrants in general but also speakers. According to another finding, almost half of the attendees at the studied forums came from the U.S.

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Crypto Industry Events Remain Male-Dominated

The research conducted by event software platform Bizzabo covers 100 conferences across 15 countries. These are all events visited by professionals from the crypto industry and related sectors who want to stay informed about the latest developments in the crypto space. Read more...

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BP Finds a Billion Barrels of Oil, Analysts Say Shares are a ‘Buy’

January 8, 2019 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Using advanced technology, BP has discovered new oil reserves in the Gulf of Mexico. Many analysts are showing confidence in the stock and Goldman Sachs has reissued its “buy” rating for BP shares. BP Finds New Oil in Thunder Horse Fields Revealed today, BP has found 1 billion more barrels of crude oil at an

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South Korea: Dangerous Precedent Set – Court Finds Bithumb Not Financially Responsible for Crypto Exchange Hack

December 27, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A South Korean court has acquitted Bithumb from all wrongdoings after the company was accused by one of its clients in a hacking incident that saw the customer lose thousands of dollars, according to a report filed earlier this week, in the Korea Economic Daily. The customer who brought the lawsuit against the exchange was

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Bitcoin Price Finds Bears Near $4,200, At Last Leg Before Breakdown

December 27, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Bitcoin price on Wednesday traded inside a narrow session range as the market assessed the bearish correction of the previous day. The Bitcoin/Dollar rate started the trading session with a jump towards $ 3,850 but rejected extended upside targets in a pullback action that stretched to as low as $ 3,686. Before the European session matured, the

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Private Blockchains Have Few Applications, Study Finds

December 25, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Despite all efforts, so far businesses haven’t been able to come up with significant applications for private, centralized blockchains as opposed to public distributed ledgers, a new study shows. According to the authors, in most cases corporate blockchain networks are used mainly for database verification and transactions auditing.

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Irish Court Finds Silk Road Dealer’s ETH to Be Proceed of Crime

December 18, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

The High Court of Ireland has ruled that 25,000 euros (approximately $ 28,400) worth of ethereum held by Neil Mannion, a 37-year-old man currently serving out a prison sentence for drug offenses, comprise proceeds of crime.

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Irish High Court Rules Crypto Comprises Proceed of Crime

In what has been described by Irish media as a case that has “broke[n] new ground,” the High Court of Ireland has found cryptocurrency to comprise a “crime proceed.” Read more...

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Report: Troubled Crypto Exchange Wex Finds New Owner

December 7, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Cryptocurrency exchange Wex, successor of the infamous BTC-e, has a new owner. Dmitry Havchenko, a former Ukrainian entrepreneur turned separatist fighter, has reportedly bought the coin trading platform through a family member. He now wants to restore it and also to track down the lost “Vinnik’s treasure.”

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Wex Sold to Former Pro-Russian Fighter in Ukraine

Wex’s operator, Singapore-based World Exchange Services, has been officially acquired by Havchenko’s daughter, 29-year-old Darya, BBC Russian Service reported. Local authorities did not allow her father to register the company under his name, probably because of his participation in the armed conflict in the region of Donbass. Read more...

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Study Finds ‘Promising’ Crypto Workarounds to Europe’s GDPR Regulation

November 11, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A joint study between Queen Mary University of London and the University of Cambridge concluded that, whilst challenging, it is theoretically possible for organizations to design blockchain applications that fully comply with recently implemented EU ‘General Data Protection Regulation’. The research was published in the ‘Richmond Journal of Law and Technology’ and cited challenges such

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Bitcoin Finds Stability at $6,400: Will BTC Fail to Recover by 2018’s End?

October 28, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Over the past 11 days, the Bitcoin price has remained stable in the range of $ 6,300 to $ 6,500, struggling to initiate a major movement on the upside. The volume of Bitcoin has declined substantially over the last 72 hours from $ 3.6 billion to $ 3.1 billion on CoinMarketCap, by nearly 20 percent. Trading activity in the

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Cryptocurrency Exchanges Lost $882 Million to Hackers in Two Years, Report Finds

October 18, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A recent report by cybersecurity company found that over the past two years cryptocurrency exchanges have lost $ 882 million to hackers. The report also warns that the trend is likely to increase in the future as hackers direct more of their attention to exchanges.

$ 1.3 Million Lost Every Day

Moscow-based cybersecurity company Group-IB has released a report on the hacker attacks against cryptocurrency exchanges in the last two years, indicating that $ 882 million have been lost in damages. If we break this down to a daily average, we’ll see that over $ 1.3 million are lost to hackers every day. Read more...

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Majority of Crypto Assets Are Highly Centralized, Research Finds

October 17, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

One of the central pillars of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general is that the system is decentralized, ensuring no single point of failure for adversaries to attack. However, new research has found the majority of assets in the ecosystem today to be highly centralized.

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Taxonomy Report Reveals a Concentration of Crypto Power

Cryptocompare, the cryptocurrency market data aggregator, has published a Cryptoasset Taxonomy Report. The nearly 80-page document is designed to provide investors, regulators and the industry with an independent classification of coins and tokens to help differentiate from a long list of ever-growing options. Read more...

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Chainalysis Finds That Bitcoin Whales Are Not the Sole Source of Market Volatility

October 11, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Data from a detailed Chainalysis study found that Bitcoin whales may actually function as a stabilizing force in the market.

Who’s in Charge of the Market?

A newly published study from Chainalysis makes a strong case that Bitcoin (BTC) 00 whales are not the shadowy culprits behind the notorious volatility associated with Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market. The blockchain research firm reached this conclusion by analyzing 32 of the largest bitcoin wallets, which contain a total of 1 million bitcoin worth nearly $ 6.3 billion. Read more...

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European Banks Facilitated Large Crypto-Fiat Deals, Probe Finds

October 6, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Several financial institutions in Europe, like Danske Bank and Swedbank, have been mentioned in a Lithuanian report investigating large-scale crypto-fiat transactions that took place in the past two years. Some of the banks’ clients traded digital coins worth millions of euros and the Baltic nation’s financial crime combating agency wants to know where the first million came from. Many of the speculators are Lithuanian taxpayers.

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Study Finds Growing Number of BATMs in Belgium and the Netherlands

October 1, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

The number of cryptocurrency ATMs in Belgium and the Netherlands is growing, according to newly released data. Amsterdam is leading among major cities in the Benelux region, with 12 machines supporting digital coin transactions. Luxembourg, which is a global center of traditional finances, is lagging behind in terms of available crypto teller services.

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Amazon Cloud Blockchain Test Finds Its Way Faster Than Bitcoin

September 26, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

CSIRO, Australia’s National Science Agency, in partnership with Sydney University have revealed that, through using the Amazon Cloud, the pair have managed to achieve a blockchain transaction settling time of 30,000 transactions per second. Bearing in mind that Bitcoin can settle around 8 transactions per second and that Ethereum can achieve around 15 transactions per second, CSIRO’s findings are actually quite significant.

According to CSIRO, this came about through an experiment on the Amazon Web Services AWS cloud infrastructure.

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Study Finds “No Evidence” of USDT Price Manipulation

September 23, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A study examining the widely suspected correlation between Tether issuance and BTC price movement, undertaken by Wang Chun Wei and published by the University of Queensland, has found that USDT grants do not have a “statistically significant” effect on price fluctuations. Despite refuting the correlation between price fluctuations and Tether grants, the study notes a “positive relationship” between USDT issuance and “increased crypto-trading the following day.”

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Tether’s Impact on Bitcoin Price Not ‘Statistically Significant,’ Study Finds

September 21, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Issuance of tether (USDT), the controversial stablecoin, has had no meaningful impact on the price of bitcoin, a newly published academic study found.
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Cardano (ADA) Makes A Bullish Comeback As Price Finds Bottom Against Bitcoin (BTC)

September 19, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Cardano (ADA) has finally touched the bottom of the pitchfork formation it has been trading in. The above chart for ADA/BTC on the daily time frame proves that sometimes it is best to let the market run its course rather than to enter a position and wish for a miracle to happen. When Cardano (ADA) entered the last segment of the pitchfork formation against Bitcoin (BTC), few analysts might have expected it to fall all the way to the bottom because that would have meant a break of market structure for Cardano (ADA) against the US Dollar (USD). Read more...

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Stellar (XLM) Finds Bottom, Price Likely To Cross $1 Mark During Q4

September 13, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

Stellar (XLM) is not just another cryptocurrency. It is the future of peer to peer payment. A popular theory at this time in the crypto community is that until recently platforms enjoyed the most success, but in the months to come, cryptocurrency projects with a focus on peer to peer solutions are going to be more successful and widely adopted. Stellar (XLM) is one of those projects. Apart from solid fundamentals, Stellar (XLM) also has a lot of room for growth as far as the price and market cap is concerned. Read more...

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Number of Australians Holding Cryptocurrency Doubles, New Survey Finds

September 11, 2018 By Mark Lyford Leave a Comment

A new August survey says the number of Australians currently holding virtual currency has nearly tripled since a similar study was carried out in January.

Nations like Malta and Switzerland often dominate headlines when it comes to cryptocurrencies.

Down under in Australia, virtual currencies are also booming as a number of entities and businesses across the country have shown a strong interest.

Queensland has been banking on crypto in order to bolster tourism. Queensland saw the Brisbane Airport become the first in the world to accept digital currency in May. Read more...

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