Investment Paying for your latte in cryptocurrency tokens may seem far-fetched, at least for the foreseeable future, but the reality may be a closer than any of us imagined. This comes as the result of

The crypto world is taking unexpected turns as interest in digital currencies and blockchain technology grows. The latest surprise is the San Francisco- based ice cream delivery service, Block and Jerry's.

A year ago, Chinese financial regulators in Beijing and Shanghai started seriously looking into whether mandates relating to anti-money laundering and capital control were being adhered to by the country's

CEDEX hit the news last October, with its promise to revolutionize the way in which diamonds are bought and sold, through a combination of blockchain technology and a proprietary machine learning algorithm.

All anyone seems to be talking about these days is crypto, blockchain and the significance of the latest Bitcoin volatility. We’re entering a new digital era and no industry from finance to farming, or

2017 was, according to many, the year of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. New platforms and currencies have sprung up all over the globe to feed the hungry beast that is the crypto industry, with

To say it’s been a watershed year for ether is something of an understatement. The cryptocurrency, which powers the Ethereum network, started the year at under $10 and closed it at around $700, making

Customers are knocking, but it seems several bitcoin exchanges are shunning the hordes of new traders wanting to make their first foray into the digital world. While many businesses can only dream of having

As 2017 draws to a close, it doesn’t seem much of an exaggeration to say this year represents a decisive moment in bitcoin history. It was the year that bitcoin made the leap from the sidelines to record