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⁠Blockchain Technology Will Enable Accountability in Digital Advertising Advertisers, publishers, and audiences are sick and tired of the broken, ineffective digital ad systems in place today. Fortunately, there is hope…

⁠Ultra-Rich Investor Trace Mayer Predicts Bitcoin Price Will Reach $27,395 in Just Four Months How does $27k per Bitcoin sound? Early investor and blogger Trace Mayer thinks we can expect that-within the next four months…

⁠Bitcoin Gamble: Man Sells Everything and Camps Out Waiting for Next Boom In a showing of absolute faith in Bitcoin a Dutch man has sold his family home and everything they own-even his kids’ toys and most of his clothes…

⁠How the Legal Industry is Adopting Ethereum-based Smart Contracts Smart contracts won’t get rid of lawyers, rather, will require lawyers and programmers to work together.

⁠Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Litecoin: Price Analysis, October 11 Do you trade? What cryptocurrencies and why? Leave your comments below.

⁠Goldman Sachs: Not Trading Bitcoin Yet, But Still Interested Do you think Goldman Sachs will start trading in Bitcoin?

⁠Blockchain Technology’s Applications in Banking is ‘Infinite’: Credit Suisse Banker James Disney Disney cited the various initiatives that were advanced by Credit Suisse to assess the possible applications of Blockchain…

⁠Bitcoin Bursting With Potential Says Billionaire Jeff Epstein One of the oldest and biggest financiers, Bear Stearns partner Jeff Epstein, has leveled his own thoughts on Bitcoin which he sees as full of potential.

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⁠Accenture Leverages Blockchain Technology Innovations for Enterprise IT Use Accenture is committed to make Blockchain a reality for their clients. Find out their plans in the Cointelegraph article.

⁠Bitfinex Offshoot Exchange Will Host Cofound.it Tokens to Boost Liquidity Bitfinex’s hybrid spin-off Ethfinex aims to parallel Cofound.it by offering cross-market token services.

⁠Jamaican Police Take Aim at Human Traffickers’ Bitcoin Pockets While digital currencies offer alternative forms of payment for illicit activities, Jamaican police are looking to hit human traffickers in their Bitcoin po…

⁠With $5000 Bitcoin Price In Sight, What’s To Come for Altcoins? The evidence that some users have been shorting alts to get the Bitcoin Gold airdrop is getting stronger.

⁠Barry Silbert Agreement Loses Support As SurBTC Exchange Appeals to Bitcoin Core Devs Sides are being drawn in the SegWit2x preparations, with even the original NYA signees moving.

⁠Why Investors are Going All-In on Bitcoin: Major Japanese Crypto Exchange CEO Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are becoming a norm even for conservative investors in Japan and South Korea

⁠BTC-e’s Vinnik Will Go To Russia, Not US, Greek Court Rules Alexander Vinnik, alleged operator of exchange BTC-e, will face fraud charges in Russia first, a Greek prosecutor has said.

⁠Bitcoin Price Reaching $10k by April 2018 ‘No Surprise’: Mike Novogratz Mike Novogratz has added his voice to the bullish Bitcoin crowd while saying Ethereum could be crypto’s ultimate “public utility.”

⁠Indian State Uses Blockchain Technology to Stop Land Ownership Fraud Combining Blockchain with traditional database features will put a stop to $700 mln paid annually in bribes to land registrars, create transparent sys…

⁠Need Personal Loans? Blockchain Is Here Blockchain may soon replace institutional personal loans, as companies are creating peer-to-peer lending environments.

⁠Government and Startups are Partnering Effectively to Develop Blockchain in Nigeria Government of Nigeria taking a wise approach toward integrating Blockchain in the country and increasing public awareness.

⁠How Blockchain Technology Made It to Real Estate Business Over the recent years, Blockchain has gained relatively significant presence in real estate, despite the latter being an old and rigid industry. Today, we take a…