The regulation of cryptocurrencies in Ukraine began with a "prohibitive" law. The adoption of the law can be attributed to historical events, since Ukraine became the first in the CIS to legalise the terminology of the cryptocurrency industry.
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17.12.2019
Bitcoin dropped 3% to less than $6900 in just 15 minutes yesterday! Again: 15 minutes = 3%.
16.12.2019
There is a lot of analytical information about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology on the Internet. We are used to seeing dry charts, charts that reflect the prices and capitalization of digital currencies. Fortunately, in addition to such informational materials, there are visual sites where we can visually see how all transactions take place and blocks are formed.
12.12.2019
Bitcoin broke its own record for the number of addresses on the network: 28.39 million instead of 28.38 million in January 2018. However, the real number of users differs, because some can store savings on several wallets, while others hold coins on exchanges and funds of a group of users can be on one wallet.
10.12.2019
If you want to invest in cryptocurrencies, it would be good first to understand all the intricacies of the sphere.
10.12.2019
The Russian authorities decided to finalize Rostec's roadmap for blockchain and quantum sensors (microscopic sensors of ultra-high sensitivity).
09.12.2019
A mining startup based on the efficient energy of burning associated gas has raised $70 million in funding, of which $4.5 million came from the Winklevoss brothers' company.
06.12.2019
If forecasts and opinions in the crypto industry so often serve as a factor influencing the price of a cryptocurrency, then this is perhaps argument enough to be aware of their trends.
04.12.2019
The money goes. After the Upbit exchange was hacked, transfers of funds from hacker accounts in the amount of over $8 million were noticed. 55 thousand Ethereum (ETH) were transferred to unknown wallets. This amount was transferred in 10 transactions within two hours.
03.12.2019
The Ukrainian Startup Fund will allocate more than $18 million for the development of projects over two years. During the selection, priority will be given to companies working with Big Data, artificial intelligence, blockchain, etc.