Bitcoin plummets under $5,600 for the first time since October 2017 breaking the strong support line that holds all the long 2018 bearish months. The overall market cap lost 25 billion…
The privacy oriented Zcoin Blockchain was used in the recent elections held by the Thai Democratic Party to choose their new leader. As indicated by the Zcoin release, a total number…
This week, the U.S. authoritatively removed Iran from the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) network, making impossible for the Central Bank of Iran to work with financial institutions around…
A woman from Edmonton, Canada who spent two years fighting with her bank to obtain information about her own account is going public with documents breaking the confidentiality agreement she signed.…
The Frankfurt European Banking Congress (EBC) is one of Europe’s most important congresses of the banking and finance sector. Many high-level representatives from politics, business, finance, and academia will speak in…
A big group of institutional investors including BlackRock Inc and Allianz SE’s Pacific Investment Management Co has sued 16 from the biggest banks, blaming them for prices manipulation in the approximately…
The coming hard fork on Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain’s that is scheduled for November risks to split the chain into two competing chains. Cobra, a controversial figure who hands Bitcoin.org might be the…
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Zachary Coburn, the creator of the decentralized crypto token exchange EtherDelta. The SEC fined the Etherdelta founder because the exchange platform operated…
An ex JPMorgan Chase metals trader has pleaded guilty for market manipulation, the judicial case could involve other employees at the bank. John Edmonds, 36, confessed to being guilty of commodities…
The Crypto wallet company, Blockchain.com will distribute $125 million in Stellar lumens (XLM), about a large portion of a billion tokens, to Blockchain wallet holders who apply to accept the airdrop.…