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Argentina's Banco Masventas (BMW), has announced a partnership with Bitex. Bitex will allow customers to use Bitcoin for foreign payments as an alternative to SWIFT, as indicated by a Facebook post on 21 May. Read to know how and future of this partnership below. Read the complete story here : https://coinfrenzy.io/argentina-bank-btc-transactions/ |
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Good news for cryptocurrencies! I just read that LMAX is launching their own cryptocurrency exchange for banks. They claim to be the“first physical cryptocurrency exchange dedicated to serving only institutional clients.” This shows signs of stable future for crypto!! I can link the source below. Have a look, its a good read. Source : https://coinfrenzy.io/lmax-crypto-exchange/ |
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China is the first country to have a government that provides crypto ratings. It is quite shocking as it is the same country where people are banned from using it. Are they going to change how crypto works in china? Bring some regulations? Read the complere article here : https://coinfrenzy.io/chinese-government-crypto-rating/ |
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Bithumb, a leading cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, has revealed plans of issuing its own token, Bithumb Coin, in Singapore, according to a local news outlet report on April 19. The report says that Bithumb would be conducting its token sale in Singapore instead of South Korea since ICOs are banned in South Korea. Bithumb is now focusing on large-scale investors instead of individual investors. There is, however, no official statement that tells us about the size of the venture or when the coin is expected to be launched. https://coinfrenzy.io/bithumb-issue-token-singapore/ |
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Indian cryptocurrency traders would soon have to pay taxes for their crypto investments according to the Central Board of Direct Tax (CBDT). Around 100,000 notices have been sent by the Central Board of Direct Tax (CBDT) for not including their crypto records on their income tax returns. The news has been confirmed by the chairman of CBDT, Sushil Chandra, during an event on Tuesday. To know more - https://coinfrenzy.io/crypto-tax-india/ |
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So these will be my pick for this spring amidst the chaos. Please Share yours. One phrase reason to be attached.
1. VeriMe - It makes KYC, a time-consuming process into a very simple and easy process and this targets a pain point shared by all.
2. Enkidu - It already has a pre-existing user base of 400,000 allowing quick circulation.
3. Cypherium - The company’s team is made up of former staff of Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.
*Mine is an updated list. As my opinion keeps changing, I shall update.
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Guys, after carefully studying upcoming ICOs, I've got a list of ICOs for March that you could invest in: 1) Enkidu - https://enkidu.io/ - It's a platform for people who wish to collaborate with other people across the globe without going through the hassle of legal documents. They are actually making good use of blockchain technology. Their website, whitepaper, team, concept, advisory board, etc look good. It probably has a lot of potentials. 2) Kelta - https://kelta.com/ - It's a decentralized datacenter for scientific and abnormally large calculations. They wish to make computing power easily accessible. They use liquid cooling tech to boost efficiency. Seems cool. 3) Kripton - https://kriptonofafrica.com/ - It's a microloan platform for people who wish to start their business or anything. First ever crypto loan platform in Africa. Do check it out. These are worth it. |
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Does tron have good technology behind it? I mean, recently it was rumoured that its whitepaper was copied. Insipte of the rumours it is still rising. Can someone tell me about its true colors? Also, is it good for long-term hodling?
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