The Latest News about Cryptocurrency

Find the latest, and the most interesting, cryptocurrency news collected from around the net.

Russia: Raiffeisen Bank Introduces Blockchain Platform for Corporate Settlements
Raiffeisenbank, a Russian subsidiary of Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International, has developed a corporate blockchain platform, the bank announced in a press release on May 31.
SBI Ripple Asia to Trial Store Settlement Service for XRP-Powered Payments App MoneyTap
SBI Ripple Asia - a subsidiary of Japanese financial services giant SBI Holdings - is launching a store settlement service affiliated with SBI Holdings and Ripple's jointly developed consumer-focused XRP-powered payments app MoneyTap.
Liquidators of Hacked Cryptopia Exchange Release Report, Note $4.2M Owed to Creditors
The liquidators of now-defunct New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia have released the first report on the state of affairs of the firm, according to the documents published on May 31.
Coinbase Adds Support for EOS Cryptocurrency on Retail Site and Apps
Coinbase has added support for the EOS cryptocurrency for its retail customers.
Chainalysis Research: Speculation Remains Bitcoin's Primary Use Case
Research from United States-based blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis indicates that only 1.3% of economic transactions for bitcoin came from merchants in the first four months of 2019.
Bitcoin Price Looks Poised for Pullback But June Could Revive Rally
The pullback could be short-lived, as BTC tends to perform well in June, and the long-term bull case is still intact.
Binance announces 28 new use cases for BNB, more coming
There are now at least 83 different use cases for storing, using, and spending Binance Coin.
Galaxy Digital Founder Michael Novogratz: BTC Will Consolidate in $7,000-$10,000 Range
Michael Novogratz, founder and CEO of cryptocurrency merchant bank Galaxy Digital, has said that he expects bitcoin to consolidate in the $7,000-$10,000 range, Bloomberg reports on May 30.
Global Securities Regulator Seeks Public Feedback on Regulating Crypto Trading Platforms
Global securities regulation standard setter, the International Organization of Securities Commissions, has published a consultation paper on regulating crypto asset trading platforms.
Blockchain Adds PAX Stablecoin to Mobile Wallet
One of the cryptocurrency industry's most popular wallet providers, Blockchain, is adding support for the dollar-pegged stablecoin PAX to its mobile wallets this week as part of a broader strategy to grow usage.
UpBit Exchange Phishing Email Scam Came From North Korea, Source Claims
Hackers from North Korea were behind a phishing scam targeting users of South Korean cryptocurrency exchange UpBit, Korean-language cryptocurrency news outlet CoinDesk Korea reported on May 29.
Japan Officially Approves Bill to Amend National Legislation Governing Crypto Regulation
The Japanese House of Representatives has officially approved a new bill to amend national laws that govern crypto regulation, Cointelegraph Japan reported on May 31.
Collapsed Crypto Exchange Cryptopia Owes Creditors $2.7 Million: Liquidators
The liquidators of failed New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia have released their first report on the firm's financial situation, revealing that it owes over US$2.738 million to creditors.
A Crypto-Friendly Puerto Rico Bank Is Crowdfunding on Circle's SeedInvest
Founded by two Russians and an American with finance backgrounds, Arival Bank is waiting for an International Financial Entity license from regulators in Puerto Rico before it can launch.
Craig Wright's libel lawsuit could cost Peter McCormack up to £750,000
Peter McCormack, the host of the "What Bitcoin Did" podcast, revealed details about the lawsuit Craig Wright had filed against him in April.
What to Expect at the SEC's Blockchain Forum on Friday
The speaker roster includes a dozen legal, financial and technical experts, as well as several key SEC officials.
North Korean Hackers Target Crypto Exchange UpBit's South Korean Users
North Korean hackers have allegedly attacked users of South Korean exchange UpBit with a clever phishing exploit.
How far will altcoins correct? Dash, Cosmos, NEM, Bitcoin Diamond, Digitbyte technical analysis
Despite the wild price action that the cryptocurrency market went through today-where bitcoin saw its value jump above $9,000 to then quickly drop to $8,000-the charts could help determine where some of the highest market cap altcoins are heading.
Most Major Coins See Red as Market Corrects Downward, Gold in the Green
Thursday, May 30 - Bitcoin, ether, and Ripple are down as the crypto market sees a major correction following this morning's rally.
Irish University to Offer Blockchain Master's Degree Following New Partnership
Dublin City University has partnered with tech company network Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet to create the country's first master's program in blockchain technology.
State Farm and USAA Test Blockchain Platform for Insurance Claims Process
United States insurance giant State Farm and military-affiliated bank United Services Automobile Association are testing a blockchain-based subrogation solution with real claims data.
Another copyright filed for Bitcoin whitepaper, mysterious figure challenges Craig Wright
Wei Liu, a Chinese citizen with a residence in California, filed a copyright claim to the Bitcoin Whitepaper with the U.S. Copyright Office.
Cryptocurrency Broker Client Reportedly Aims to Acquire 25% of All Bitcoin Supply
Digital currency investment firm Dadiani Syndicate has reportedly been approached by a wealthy client to buy as close to 25% of the bitcoin supply as possible, Forbes reported on May 30.The Dadiani Syndicate is a peer-to-peer network where people trade between each other with cryptocurrency.
Rwanda's Central Bank Issues PSA on Alleged Cryptocurrency Get-Rich-Quick Scams
The National Bank of Rwanda, the country's central bank, has issued a public service announcement on alleged cryptocurrency scams, according to an official Twitter post on May 30.The central bank specifically warns the public about initial coin offering scams and crypto-based Ponzi schemes, which purport to offer a quick and significant return on investment for early adopters.
US Ivy League University Rolls Out Online Course in Blockchain and Cryptocurrency
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania has introduced an online program on financial technologies, including digital currencies, according to a press release published on May 30.The new online program dubbed "Fintech: Foundations and Applications of Financial Technologies" features lectures and case studies on topics such as payments, cryptocurrency, blockchain technology and crowdfunding, among others.
State Farm, USAA to Pay Each Other Insurance Claims on Blockchain by 2020
U.S. insurance giants State Farm and USAA have entered advanced testing of a blockchain to automate the time-consuming and paper-heavy processing of automobile claims.
Ethereum Classic May Delay Upcoming Hard Fork 'Atlantis'
Ethereum classic's open-source developer team failed to reach a consensus Thursday on whether to move forward with a forthcoming system-wide code upgrade as outlined, effectively sending the planned batch of upgrades back to a drafting stage.
Coinbase Now Supports Cryptocurrency Token EOS
Major United States-based cryptocurrency exchange and wallet service Coinbase has added support for EOS, according to a press release on May 30.
Cryptocurrency Custodian Anchorage Adds Insurance Coverage
Cryptocurrency custody services firm Anchorage has added insurance coverage for storing digital assets, it announced in a blog post on May 29.
Coinbase listing opens EOS to millions of retail investors
Coinbase added EOS to its retail platform and mobile apps.
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