Cryptocurrency News

According to a blog post published on June 06 by United States-based cryptocurrency exchange Poloniex, its margin lenders lost around $13.5 million on its platform thanks to a price flash crash in its Clam (CLAM) market.

According to a news report on June 05, a malware researcher who goes by the name Fumik0_ on Twitter has discovered a new website that is spreading crypto malware. This website imitates another website, Cryptohopper, which is a website that offers tools that can be used for automated trading in various cryptocurrency marketplaces.

According to local media reports, the Polish crypto exchange Coinroom suddenly closed operations and disappeared with its customers’ funds. The news came to light when a reader sent an email to the local media that this incident had taken place on April 2.

According to latest media reports, the boutique analytics firm Delphi Digital has labeled the world’s number one cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) the king of all asset classes. The firm gave this moniker to the digital asset due to its strong performance in the last four months.

The centralized cryptocurrency exchange launched by Binance is going to block users from 29 different countries from July 2019 onwards. It is presumed that this is being done due to regulatory issues that could arise from the tokens that will be listed on this platform.

The president and chief operating officer of crypto exchange Coinbase has decided to leave the company. This is the latest major exit from the San Francisco-based firm. Here is everything about it in a nutshell.

According to Paul Brody, the Head of Innovation at Big Four audit firm Ernst & Young (E&Y), 83% of the Dapps on the Ethereum (ETH) network are not used productively.

The creator of the wildly popular 2017 Ethereum-based game CryptoKitties, Dapper Labs has done it again. The company revealed its latest Ethereum-based game – Cheeze Wizards – on Friday, May 24.

Button Wallet has created an app that has put a cryptocurrency wallet in users’ Telegram accounts. And now, it will allow its wallet users to buy digital assets using fiat currencies.

According to the post on blockchain-based gaming platform F1 Delta Time’s website, a user who goes by the pseudonym 09E282 paid 415.9 Ether (ETH) for a token-based virtual Formula 1 racing car. At the time of writing, 415.9 ETH is worth $110.267.