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⁠The Blockchain Token That Simplifies Entry and Adoption Into the Ecosystem The inherent potential of Blockchain is so huge that all we are seeing at the moment is described as “the tip of the iceberg.”

⁠Bitcoin Is 6th Largest Currency In The World By Circulation Among currencies in circulation, Bitcoin ranks as the sixth highest, above the Pound, Ruble, and Won.

⁠Change of Sentiment Coming For Bitcoin as Bankers Continue Their FUD The latest ramblings from a banking head came at a conference this week in China.

⁠Decentralized and Distributed Databases, Explained Safer, faster, attack-proof database on Blockchain? See to find out more.

⁠How CME Group’s Bitcoin Futures Will Work Do you know how to invest in the futures market? The Bitcoin Futures market will have its own specifics

⁠Amazon Web Services Won’t Launch Blockchain-based Services, Says CEO Andy Jassy AWS CEO Andy Jassy claimed there are limited use cases of Blockchain “beyond the distributed ledger.” He also reiterated the company’s poli…

⁠Bitcoin Not Yet Legal Currency Says Indian Finance Minister Indian government concerned about Bitcoin’s potential use in illegal activities, will not legalize the currency until regulations are in place.

⁠Blockchain in Taxi Industry: Technology for Ordinary People The decentralization that comes from Blockchain usage can free commuters and taxi drivers from the control of centralized institutions, increase efficiency.

⁠JP Morgan Strategist Says Regulated Futures Markets Give Bitcoin Legitimacy That awkward moment when your subordinates publically disagree with you… JP Morgan Chase strategist parts ways with Jamie, says Bitcoin has leg…

⁠Study Shows Millennials Favor Bitcoin Over Traditional Banking According to survey results, millennials prefer to control their own money and are displeased at low interest rates offered by banks.

⁠“Big Four” Accountancy Firm PwC Now Accepts Bitcoin Payments According to PwC Asia-Pacific chairperson Raymund Chao, their decision to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment reflects their move to embrace new technologies…