Cryptocurrency News

Two American companies have joined hands to launch a new exchange traded fund (ETF) that will track technology companies, including cloud computing and Blockchain based firms.

An investor, has filed a lawsuit in a US District Court in New York, claiming that he was deceived into investing $2 million in…

Iran made a surprising move in the crypto space. That is because the country reportedly launched a digital currency called PayMon. Interestingly, it is being backed by gold.

Phil Potter was a former executive at both Bitfinex and Tether. Interestingly, he and cryptocurrency finance company XBTO are expected to launch what they call as a clearinghouse specifically built for stablecoins. Here is everything about it in a nutshell.

Binance’s very own CEO, Changpeng Zhao, believes that Amazon will soon enter the crypto space. According to one of the digital currency industry’s best-known figures, the e-commerce company cannot just avoid the idea of issuing its own cryptocurrency. The interesting narrative was revealed via Zhao’s Twitter.

In the past, Venezuela has put forward a new bill that would involve cryptocurrency. Fast forward today, the bill has officially come into force. It is meant to establish a digital currency legal framework for the industry.

The social media giant Facebook Inc. has reportedly bought over Blockchain startup Chainspace in what is seen as the company’s first Blockchain purchase. Chainspace is a smart contracts development and research company.

CoinLab, which is known for being a Bitcoin business incubator, is believed to have just filed a $16 billion claim against Mt. Gox. The latter, in particular, is the now-defunct digital currency exchange. The report came after an alleged photo of the supposed filing document surfaced online.

One of the biggest public transport providers in the United Kingdom called Go-Ahead Group Plc., is said to be working alongside the blockchain startup DOVU. Through this partnership, the two companies are confident that they can come up with a tokenized rewards program specifically built for railway users.

According to a supposed photo filing posted on Reddit, CoinLab, the Bitcoin business incubator has filed a ¥1.7 trillion claim against the dead cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox.