With strong regs in Japan still stopping the main roll out of Crypto, the introduction of a 'J-coin" seems very strange, especially when despite the name is not actually a crypto coin. It has been

In a rather unusual move it seems france thinks they can ban just some coins. In a mindset to probably thinks banning one currency globally will stop it. Perhaps it is about time for Gov's around the world

In a world full of crime and corruption, almost nothing beats the fiat fraud. But it seems their own greed will be their undoing. It looks like an INFINITE (8.8b ?) amount was flowing through the pipeline.

XRP the coin behind Ripple, is interesting. It does not seem to be distributed in the same way other coins are, in some ways it is centralised. XRP back the method soon to be used by Swift for interbank

After watching lot of media about the 'dangers' of crypto, we then wen through a phase of 'negative' articles about crypto price. Then it was the 'regulation' scare, which put of investors & developers.

What a great collaboration. Seems like a great way for a countries to invest in new, exciting technology, which will form the basis of all trade & process documentation in the future. Aussie beef is

"money' is a construct, something we use to exchange 'value' from one party to another. XRF has bee gaining traction on it's blockchain by signing up banks globally. But the true functionality lies

With 145m missing (the other 45m is not being talked about), the court has allowed more time. Investors or more particularily anyone who left coins on the exchange, are the one likely to lose out. Don't

It would seem that July 1 is a dead line for Russia to get it's crypto rollout of rules & regulations sorted. The question is will the deadline be met? And will it be a gold backed coin they look towards,

Interesting news following on from the Gulf states move earlier this year to build a crypto industry. If middle east oil money starts to flow to Indian programmers & tech industries then maybe India

While the use cases for blockchains continues to grow, from tracking product shipments, to exchange of values or 'money' one thing has always hung over the whole industry. What happens if the internet

It seems that Chess.com has run into issues with payment processor BitPay in the form of a $10 limit, unless you provide utility bills, passport and the like, just to play a game. At some point this madness

The crypto market in India is about to explode. Th reserve bank doesn't want it, the Devs do want it. But the big news is the RBI seem to have woken up to the idea that BTC is decentralised, and self

After giving user data to Gov agencies, it has now been revealed that coinbase was selling user data via 3rd parties. The excuse for the recent purchase of a company, that is run by some shady people,

Many have been asking why TRON wanted to use another coin for Bittorrent. The answers are fairly simple. To tokenise Bittorent, a coin is needed. 'Seed' tokens are required to kick start tokenising P2P

In an interesting revelation, it seems that banks are refusing to create accounts for crypto companies. It seems they see a difference between blockchain and crypto as far as the business model goes. One

Stablecoins are 'connected' or backed by something, typically a fiat currency and commonly the US dollar. This provides a more familiar investment if institutions, especially given the amount of negative

Sounds like great news, except they are focusing on crypto. Perhaps a focus on stock market P&D's first might be in order. Spotting them is easy. Watch a 'whale' buy into some week stock. Just watch

Who has the better wallet, not the better phone seems to be the line in the sand. As the 'war' heats up, more users will take up using cryptos, even without FB joining in as has been rumored. the phone

A fascinating story unfolds. There are 14 accounts now being looked at. Created internally for trading purposes but not used since April 18. The accounts were created with Aliases. So we have a dead CEO,