Bitcoin Ranked 13 in China's Blockchain Rating The CCID Research Institute of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released on May 17 the first global blockchain technology evaluation index. The CCID is part of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, a state agency of China. The CCID bridges the government, business, and experts to provide research, evaluation certification, and other professional services. Read more: https://hype.codes/chinas-researchers-created-rating-blockchain-projects |
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Сloud computing arm of Amazon will work with a new start-up called Kaleido, which was born out of Consensys, leading blockchain incubator. The company is aiming to give AWS customers an easy way to get into blockchain technology. "They can focus on their scenario and they don’t have to become PhDs is cryptography, we give them a simple platform to build their company on blockchain." Steve Cerveny Kaleido, Co-founder Amazon Web Services is a subsidiary of Amazon that offers a paid subscription for cloud computing platforms to individuals, companies and governments. AWS is using a partner-led strategy instead of building from the ground up. Read more: https://hype.codes/amazon-let-customers-use-ethereum-blockchain-solutions |
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Rep. Hong Eui-rak of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea is leading the move championed by 10 other lawmakers. They are working to have a bill backing the move endorsed this year. This is the first parliamentary challenge to the government’s ban on domestic ICO imposed late last year to curb speculative investment in cryptocurrencies. Read more: https://hype.codes/south-korean-lawmakers-move-legalize-new-icos |
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The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has launched “The Hope Page” - a website that mines cryptocurrency with the help of visitors' computer processing power. The site will allow Australians to provide help and hope to vulnerable children by simply opening the page while they are online. Read more: https://hype.codes/unicef-uses-mining-crypto-help-children |
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Indian exchange Koinex announced last week that it is delighted to announce the commencement of crypto-to-crypto trading on its platform, elaborating that the company is going live with not just one or two crypto-crypto pairs but with a total of 15 token pairs. This is the largest crypto-crypto pair offering by any Indian exchange and to add to this, the trading fees will be zero. Read more: https://hype.codes/koinex-exchange-launches-23-trading-pairs-zero-fees |
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SBI Holdings has updated its plans to fully launch a cryptocurrency exchange. The company had planned to launch SBI Virtual Currencies in the autumn of 2017 and at the latest the beginning of 2018. But the plan was postponed following Coincheck’s hack and the trouble with its capital and business alliance agreement with China’s Huobi Group. Read more: https://hype.codes/japans-sbi-plans-launch-cryptocurrency-exchange |
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The French Council of State announced on Thursday that profits arising from cryptocurrency sales should be considered as capital gains of “movable property” - a decision that will see the tax rate levied drop significantly. Currently, gains from the sale of cryptocurrency trading are normally considered “industrial and commercial profits” (BIC), while those from occasional transactions are treated as “non-commercial profits.” Read more: https://hype.codes/france-cut-taxes-retail-crypto-traders |
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IBM explains in a patent application published Thursday, “one example method of operation may include determining a proof-of-work via a device and using a predefined set of nonce values when determining the proof-of-work, storing the proof-of-work on a blockchain, and broadcasting the proof-of-work as a broadcast message.” Read more: https://hype.codes/ibm-use-proof-work-blockchain-iot-devices |
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Initial coin offerings (ICO) will be a “key focus” for Australia’s corporate watchdog as it looks to update guidance on companies considering raising funds by issuing digital coins or tokens, a top official said on Thursday.
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission intends to update guidance on companies considering raising funds by issuing digital coins or tokens, stating that Initial coin offerings (ICO) will be a “key focus”, Commissioner John Price said on Thursday. The Commission will expand the scope of its guidance in coming weeks to include more questions and details on ICOs.
Read more:https://hype.codes/australian-regulator-come-grips-ico
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Samsung Electronics has reported 58% year-on-year growth in its operating profits for Q1 2018 - an increase driven in part by strong demand for cryptocurrency mining chips. Robert M. Yi, executive vice president of investor relations of Samsung, said on Thursday that the profitability increase seen in the firm’s semiconductor business played a significant role in setting a new quarterly operating profit record of 15.6 trillion Korean won ($14 billion). Read more: https://hype.codes/samsung-reports-q1-profit-record-due-mining-chips |
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Ripple, the enterprise blockchain solution for global payments, announced that five new customers across Europe and Asia - FairFX (U.K.), RationalFX (U.K.), Exchange4Free (U.K.), UniPAY (Georgia), and MoneyMatch (Malaysia) - will use xVia to power frictionless payments over RippleNet. xVia is an API solution enabling payment originators - those sending a payment on behalf of a customer, but not actually processing and paying it out - to access and reap the benefits of RippleNet. This includes faster entry into new markets, lower operational costs, increased speed and end-to-end visibility over a payment’s journey. Read more: https://hype.codes/ripple-network-grows-five-new-xvia-customers |
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The right to privacy has already become the world standard for ensuring the fundamental human rights in the digital age. In a prosperous society, the right to confidentiality is secured by the state. Confidentiality improves the well-being of society and also helps companies to do business. However, most of our private information can easily be found online by almost everyone. Internet giants like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple, and others have a lot of Information about us. That’s one of the reasons people are becoming more concerned about privacy the internet. In this article we will try to figure out what anonymous cryptocurrencies are, why we need them and what are the most popular anonymous cryptocurrencies Read more: https://hype.codes/anonymous-cryptocurrency-beginners-2018 |
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The Cboe intends to change the way it defines the price for bitcoin futures contracts, a move that comes just months after the exchange operator first debuted its inaugural cryptocurrency product. In a new letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) dated April 17, CBOE Future Exchange (CFE) managing director Matthew McFarland announced a proposed rule amendment that would lower the minimum increment on its futures contracts from 10 points (worth $10) to 5 points (worth $5) sometime on or after May 1. Read more: https://hype.codes/cboe-exchange-lower-bitcoin-futures-prices |
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