Fed to Print US$4 Billion; Bitcoin’s Role?
The Federal Reserve of the United States has released their plans to inject another US$4 billion into its economy through quantitative easing, in an...
Department of Homeland Security Funds Development of...
Bitcoin analysis tools are slowly but surely becoming the new norm. With all of the financial records published publicly on the blockchain, distinguishing patterns...
Forex Paradise Launches Visa-, MasterCard-Powered Bitcoin Debit...
An international finance management company hailing from Hong Kong has launched a new range of Bitcoin debit cards.
Forex Paradise, as the company is titled,...
How EFF Stopped California Lawmakers From Restricting...
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a nonprofit organization established for the defense of civil liberties in the digital space, has convinced Assembly member Matt Dababneh...
The Guardian Gives Positive Advice Regarding About...
In a surprising turn of the events, The Guardian published a rather positive article on Bitcoin. Mainstream media has a habit of trashing Bitcoin...
The Shadow Brokers’ Bitcoin Auction For Hacked...
Not too long ago, a mysterious hacker collective put a set of hacking tools and exploits online. According to The Shadow Brokers, these tools...
Millennials Avoiding Credit Card Debt Can Spur...
The Millennials demographic is of great importance to any financial ecosystem or service in the world today. The younger generations have no loyalty to...
Asian Stock Market Profit Taking Is Positive...
As the Asian stocks continue their downwards descent, Bitcoin becomes all of the more appealing to consumers and investors alike. Earlier today, the Asian...
Bitcoin Users Consider Filing A Bitfinex Class...
It was only a matter of time until somebody decided to take action against the Bitfinex team. A new website has been created, discussing...
Hong Kong’ Trade Finance Will Be A...
Hong Kong is one of the biggest financial centres in the world. Even though the region is not as popular as London, the country...
