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Forbes reports on Iran to release national cryptocurrency before the end of 2018

Forbes Reports on Iran to Release National Cryptocurrency Before the End of 2018

Yaya Fanusie, a Forbes contributor recently published an article detailing Iran's intention to evade U.S. sanctions. The main goal is to create a blockchain-based solution for the banking sector in the country, in response to reactivated sanctions following Iran's nuclear development cessation agreement. The situation is similar to what was happening in Venezuela, a country…

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eToro brings bitcoin to football

Seven Premier League clubs to be paid in cryptocurrency in landmark partnership deals with eToro Global investment platform eToro has launched partnerships with seven Premier League clubs including Tottenham Hotspur in landmark deals paid using bitcoin. eToro will partner with Brighton & Hove Albion F.C., Cardiff City F.C., Crystal Palace F.C., Leicester City F.C., Newcastle United…

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ICO is not a way to raise funds. It’s a way to start your network: Daniel Zakrisson, CEO at Cofound.it

Startupers should initially treat an ICO as a tool for growing their business rather than just raise funds. It is the opinion of a speaker at Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Stockholm: Daniel Zakrisson, CEO at Cofound.it Startup Accelerator. In the interview, he shares his perspective on the blockchain industry development in Sweden and gives tips…

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China Bans All Crypto-Related Events and Begins to Crack Down on Social Media

China’s government has issued a ban on all crypto-related events in the country. This move, although not surprising, adds confusion to China’s already controversial position on cryptocurrency. Although the Chinese leadership considers decentralized crypto a threat, it also appears to appreciate the benefits of blockchains. The result has been a series of conflicting policies and…

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Cryptocurrency scams on the rise in the UK Britains Financial Conduct Authority

Cryptocurrency Scams on the Rise in the UK – Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority

Reuters published a warning from Britain's Financial Conduct Authority for investors on August 17th, informing them of an increase of cryptocurrency related scams which are leveraging celebrities and uptown London addresses to convince potential investors into buying into their scam. Similar warnings came out of BFCA's online channels, and now once again on the 17th of…

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