Zilliqa (ZIL) has announced the launch of a new incubator programme it hopes will encourage more developers and projects to consider developing dApps on its ecosystem.
Known as ZILHive, the incubator will provide technical and business advice, as well as financial support, to five teams building applications, using ZIL tokens as staking collateral.
Running over 12 weeks, teams will be expected to create a minimum viable product (MVP) that can be released in beta as soon as the program concludes.
A new Proof-of-Stake blockchain protocol raised more than $60M in a token sale held in Singapore today.
Algorand sold 25M Algos – its native token – in the first of a series of sales that will allow tokens to gradually enter circulation. The company raised more than $66M last year by selling equity to investors that included Union Square Ventures and Pillar Venture Capital.
On Tuesday, June 18th, Facebook announced Libra, its highly-anticipated cryptocurrency. This event raises a pressing question: will other companies in the tech sector follow suit?
While challengers face an established financial system controlled by a tight-knit cabal of tech and banking interests in the developed world, emerging economies may prove to be the fertile ground that truly fosters cryptocurrency growth.
The staking as a service (SaaS) provider Infinity Stones – ‘InfStones’ – has unveiled a new service to enable clients to better track the income from tokens staked on nodes run by the company.
Dubbed Infinity Pool, the interface provides clients with 24-hour monitoring of staking income, as well as historical data on relevant blockchains.
Last week Binance announced that it will stop serving U.S.
RavenCoin has surged after the project has announced listing on the
There’s nothing worse than finding a bottle of 25 year-old Macallan for $79.00 at the liquor store… only to find that although some muppet may have got it completely wrong on the shelf, the checkout computer doesn’t lie.
But sticker shock isn’t just for would-be whisky connoisseurs. In fact it’s also an issue facing cryptocurrency investors. This global industry grew faster than regulators could… well, regulate. And as companies around the world rushed to create The Next Big Cryptocurrency, we ended up with a lot of crossed-signals.
The head of a major institutional crypto exchange has said many of its retail-focused competitors are acting illegally by offering leverage trading services at levels that exceed those set by the bloc’s financial regulator.
As part of its recently-announced commitment to increased transparency, CoinMarketCap has announced sweeping changes to the way it ranks trading platforms and cryptocurrencies on its website.
The changes directly require that exchanges and projects provide verifiable data, if they wish to remain listed on the CoinMarketCap website. CMC is one of the top 400 websites in the world with over 130M views per month, according to Alexa traffic ranking – outranking business leviathans such as CNBC and the Wall Street Journal.
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