Les dernières nouvelles sur Crypto-monnaie

A joint announcement by IBM and Stellar said that as many as six global banks might issue their own stablecoins on IBM's blockchain-powered payments network, dubbed "Blockchain World Wire".

"Hey are you set up with lightning? To send and receive lightning payments?".

United States-based crowdfunding platform SeriesOne has partnered with security token protocol platform Polymath, according to a press release published on March 19.

A startup offering a new twist on token airdrops has raised $2 million from a group of notable investors, CoinDesk has learned.

The news was revealed in a post on the crypto data firm's blog, published on March 20.

Cryptopia, the cryptocurrency exchange hit by a major hack in mid-January, has just announced that it's restarted trading services.

Using an exploit in an EOS idea called deferred transactions, the user set up a payment that would be settled at a later date - and it was published to the network, even though it was 1,000 times as large as the EOS market cap itself.

Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Huobi Global is launching a dedicated platform for pre-release token sales, the company confirmed in a blog post on March 20.

Bitcoin management startup Casa now offers a full suite of cypherpunk devices.

Blockchain technology startup Blockstream has unveiled a revamped version of its bitcoin wallet, now called Blockstream Green.

Cybersecurity solutions provider Kudelski Security has entered a strategic partnership with smart contracts auditing firm Hosho in order to provide greater security for blockchain ecosystems.

CoinMarketCap announced the news Wednesday, saying that the benchmark indices will be the "Most comprehensive" crypto data offerings for the markets, covering the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, one including bitcoin and the other without.

An increasing trend in cryptocurrency looks set to continue as major proof-of-stake projects launch in 2019, industry newsletter Diar noted in its latest weekly digest on March 18.

Galaxy Capital-backed institutional trading and portfolio management platform Caspian is launching trading in cryptocurrency derivatives.

Ron Karpovich, Global Head of eCommerce Solutions at JPMorgan Chase, stated that there is "More partnership instead of competition" between the financial establishment and crypto disruptors when it comes to the payments space.

United States distributed ledger technology provider Digital Asset Holdings has appointed a new permanent CEO after Blythe Masters quit the post last year, the company confirmed in a press release on March 19.

View Bitcoin could rise to recent highs near $4,200 in the short-term if prices validate the bullish outside reversal or "Engulfing" candle created in the three days to March 16 with a convincing break above $4,040.

Security token platform Polymath has partnered with digital securities fundraising platform seriesOne to offer an "End-to-end" solution for security token issuance.

Multiple respondents have filed comments with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission on the latest proposed rule change for the VanEck/SolidX Bitcoin exchange-traded fund.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has unveiled a new platform in Australia that allows users to buy bitcoin with cash from high-street stores.

Stellar Lumens was recently leveraged in IBM's blockchain solution, World Wire, which uses the technology to help eliminate intermediaries involved in cross-border money transfers.

Institutional investors borrow crypto at individualized terms, at interest rates from 4 to 12 percent, and BlockFi can call in the loans at any time.

Sterling Witzke has been working at Winklevoss Capital - a venture capital firm set up by the famous Winklevoss twins - for five years now.

Crypto-supportive Silvergate Bank has signed on a slew of new cryptocurrency customers in the fourth quarter on 2018, according to a recent filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

Digitec Galaxus AG, Switzerland's biggest online retailer with nearly a billion dollars in annual revenue, has integrated various crypto assets including bitcoin as a payment option.

New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has resumed trading on 40 trade pairs, according to a tweet from the firm on March 18.In the tweet, the company announces that it has "Resumed trading on 40 trade pairs that we have quantified as secure. We will continue to expand this list as we clear more coins." The update follows the exchange's recent announcement of the plans to reopen trading on its platform by the end of March, following a $16 million hack in mid-January.

Dunamu, the fintech arm of South Korea's largest Internet corporation Kakao, is reportedly launching a blockchain service platform designed to help companies start businesses using blockchain.

At press time, the leading coin is trading at around $4,059, up around 0.62 percent on the day.

A recent report published for the Brookings Institution is calling for enhanced regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance is expanding its "Binance Lite" service to allow Australian residents to purchase Bitcoin at newsagents, technology news outlet The Next Web reported on March 19.