
Cryptocurrencies are developing an economy in the developing world
Many citizens in the developing world, including Cuba and Nigeria, are using cryptocurrencies to bypass strict government controls and partake in the global economy.
Many citizens in the developing world, including Cuba and Nigeria, are using cryptocurrencies to bypass strict government controls and partake in the global economy.
Top VC firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has invested in a decentralized autonomous community (DAO) called PleasrDAO.
Kickstarter is doing its own bit of crowdfunding.
Software developer Niantic unveiled a new AR game that allows players to “literally” mine for Bitcoin.
Crypto startup MoonPay raised over half a billion dollars this week.
Cities like Miami and New York are looking to cryptocurrencies and the blockchain as a way to raise funds, attract businesses, and spur economic growth.
The U.S. has taken the lead as the top Bitcoin mining destination in the world.
Square and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced that Square is toying with creating a “Bitcoin mining system,” giving more people access to try computing for a cryptocurrency.
NBA Top Shot creator Dapper Labs is launching Dapper Collectives, a company unit focused on building tools to help creators and brands start decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs).
It was only a matter of time, but China has banned the use of all cryptocurrencies or anything blockchain related in the country.