HSBC Settled $250 Billion of Forex Trades Using Blockchain in the Last Year
According to Reuters HSBC has settled $250 billion worth of forex trades using blockchain in the last year.
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According to Reuters HSBC has settled $250 billion worth of forex trades using blockchain in the last year.
Crypto spent most of 2018 in a bear market. Unfortunately, 2019 has not been much different. We are still in a downtrend.
A group led by Sheldon Adelson successfully lobbied the government to effectively get online gambling banned in the US… Although there may be workarounds for crypto gambling apps.
Coinbase has confirmed they will support the Constantinople Ethereum (ETH) network upgrade. This planned update requires a hard fork.
An ex-BitTorrent executive went on a rant about the planned Tron-based BitTorrent token. BitTorrent then quickly fired back debunking most of the criticism.
Tron (TRX) acquired BitTorrent. BitTorrent is launching a token called BitTorrent Token (BTT). There will be a series of BTT airdrops for Tron (TRX) holders.
Recent reporting is claiming that both Ethereum Nowa (ETN) and Ethereum Classic Vision (ETCV) are scam forks that are stealing people’s ETH. This doesn’t have any bearing on the legit Constantinople fork.
Ethereum Classic was potentially hit by a double spend attack, but the exact details are still unclear. Here is what is known.
BitTorrent, which is owned by Tron, plans to launch a cryptocurrency on the Tron Network.
There are a few Ethereum forks coming in 2019. These include the long planned Constantinople upgrade, ETH Classic Vision (ETCV), and Ethereum Nowa coming Jan 2019.
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