Overview At the time of writing we find ourselves locked in the midst of a crypto bear market where it has become increasingly difficult for even the most experienced traders to turn a profit from trading.

Earlier today the founder of cryptocurrency Multiversum, Andrea Taini and a few of his colleagues once again took time out from conducting their recently extended (more on that later) ICO and opened up

Introduction In the beginning Satoshi created the blockchain and the ledger. And Satoshi said “let there be Bitcoin” and there was Bitcoin. Satoshi saw that Bitcoin was good. However, Satoshi didn’t fully

I would just like to make clear that this article is not an original by me. all credit goes to @TheCryptoFam and their Twitter page. Here is the direct link to their thread, which I have merely reproduced

Unlike more established cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Cardano, and even recently released and much-hyped entries to the market such as Wanchain and the upcoming Quarkchain, there

Earlier today the Founder of new cryptocurrency Multiversum, Andrea Taini and a few of his colleagues took time out from conducting their ICO and opened up to the members of the official Multiversum Telegram

This is the second article in our four-part series on Multiversum (‘MTV’), a 4th Generation Relational Blockchain. For more information about this project, please click the following hyperlinks to read

This is the first article in our four-part series on Multiversum (‘MTV’), a 4th Generation Relational Blockchain. For more information about this project, please click the following hyperlinks to read

On this day eight years ago, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas in possibly the most famous transaction in all of crypto. Worth a combined $41 at the time, as of writing that same transaction

I don't know about you, but I grew up thinking that killer whales - or orcas as they are otherwise known - were a kind of cool, stylish looking whale that didn't really harm anyone; a bit like Arsenal

This is the third article in a four-part series on Multiversum (‘MTV’), a 4th Generation Relational Blockchain. For more information about this project, please click the following hyperlinks to read Part

Jack Ma of Alibaba, speaking at the World Intelligence Congress in Tianjin recently, had this to say about Bitcoin and the blockchain: “The blockchain is now a hot word. First, blockchain is not a bubble,

We've all seen and heard about his tweets. Whether it be his now infamous 'Coin of the Day', his apparent involvement as a leading light of crypto, or the long, rambling, pseudo-apocalyptic tweets proclaiming

News came out two weeks ago that South Korea is planning to legalise ICOs once again. Whilst this proposed legislation is only set to cover those initiated by public organisations and research centres,

Reasons to be Wary of John McAfee, episode 53,492 Perennial headline-maker and Cryptocurrency ‘influencer’ (what an awful word) John McAfee has been in the news. Again. For tweeting. Again. In the last

Gary Gensler, former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in the US, had this to say recently at the MIT Technology Business Review of Blockchain: “Many initial coin offerings, probably

So, CCN have just uploaded this story: In short, Facebook have moved David Marcus, previously the head of Facebook's Messenger offering, from Messenger in order to run their burgeoning blockchain activities.

The HBO series Silicon Valley has just aired an episode lampooning the recent ICO craze that swept cryptoland at the turn of the year: But is it a good or a bad thing? The old adage is that all press is

Bill Gates recently came out with this: (essentially, that Bitcoin is useless as an asset class because it has no inherent value) This is the Bill Gates who famously said to Bloomberg in 2014: "Bitcoin

Just read this: The notional idea is that Charlie Munger, the Vice Chairman of Warren Buffett's investment titan, Berkshire Hathaway, has compared crypto trading to the sale of harvested baby brains. But