The Associated Press Partners With Blockchain-Based Journalism Firm
"The Associated Press has partnered with blockchain startup Civil to secure and track content"
Read more: cointelegraph.com
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Canada Delays Regulation of Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Companies
The Canadian government has postponed the release of its final regulations for cryptocurrency and blockchain companies. The final published regulations were due this fall, but the government now says they won’t be published in the Canada Gazette until l...
Read more: bitcoinmagazine.com
Fujitsu, Trinity Proving to be the Bulls: IOTA Price Soars 20%, Again
The IOTA value extended its current bullish momentum on Tuesday owing to its recently announced partnership with Fujitsu. The Japanese tech giant picked IOTA from the basket of blockchain projects and named it as the new protocol standard for its IT equip...
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AP Inks Deal With Blockchain Media Startup Civil
The Associated Press is partnering with blockchain journalism startup Civil to license articles for different newsrooms.
Read more: www.coindesk.com
$6 Billion Daily Crypto Volume is Being Faked, How Can it be Combated?
Earlier this week, the Blockchain Transparency Institute (BTI) published a report claiming that the global crypto exchange market is faking $6 billion of its daily volume. The researchers at BTI evaluated the user activity and traffic of the market’...
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