Ecuador’s Cryptocurrency ATM Industry Won’t Grow Anytime Soon

Ecuador is a very interesting country when it comes to cryptocurrencies. Although the national government does not favor this innovative form of money, local entrepreneurs are ignoring its warnings whenever possible. In fact, there are now cryptocurrency ATMs in Ecuador, which is a pretty big development for the industry as a whole. Bitcoin Continues to Thrive in Ecuador No one … Read more

PROOF OF TOSS Architecture

PROOF OF TOSS is a new decentralized open-source betting ecosystem that is aimed to modernize and change the betting industry. The platform allows users to create wagers, bet, and judge. PROOF OF TOSS’ CTO, Eugene Pavlenko, explained the project architecture and technical solutions. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Could you briefly explain the PROOF … Read more

Kaliningrad Offers Tax Breaks to Attract Bitcoiners

Crypto regulations have not been adopted in Russia yet, but a string of words and deeds suggests that Moscow may take full advantage of the “phenomenon” in order to uphold national interests. Ideas and proposals to attract businesses and human capital in areas of strategic importance across the vast country have been circulated by officials … Read more

What Is Ink?

With technologies like blockchain fostering digital innovation at an unprecedented rate, many industry experts predict that the creative domain will continue to evolve as society at large keeps progressing. However, this rapid advancement within the area of Intellectual Property (IP) has brought along with it many challenges pertaining to outdated infrastructure, information asymmetry and archaic … Read more

BTC Transaction Volume Reaches Two-Year Low

The seven-day average for the number of daily bitcoin transactions has reached a two-year low, recently dropping below 160,000 for the first time since March 2016. The lull in transactions coincides with the weekly volume of bitcoins exchanged through peer-to-peer (P2P) trading volume on Localbitcoins recently dipping below 6,000 for the first time since February … Read more