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A 3-member consortium of Japanese banks has decided not to proceed with the development of a blockchain-powered P2P money transfer services project.
Blockchain technology expanded all over the world, the same as virtual currencies during the last several years. Google has developed several tools for individuals and analysts to be able to understand how these networks behave.
Reports indicate that the organization is planning to lay off a number of their employees. Budget cuts are then expected to follow.
In another attack, hackers have now managed to steal another $180,000 worth of Ether (ETH) from the same exchange, new reports indicate.
South Korea has now become the latest country to get a stablecoin pegged to their local currency.
As Iran gears up for the Crypto-Rial, talks have begun with at least eight nations for trade deals via cryptocurrencies.
Crypto Exchange QuadrigaCX is down for maintenance as per the announcement on its webpage on Jan 28.
Due to the adoption of smartphones globally, such solutions might give blockchain and crypto adoption a great boost.
Police in Taiwan has arrested 15 suspects for allegedly running a crypto scam through which they have earned millions of dollars.
Bitstamp has made this partnership in order to enable bank customers to fund their dollar-denominated accounts with BTC and withdraw funds in crypto.
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