Instructions for IEO: how not to suffer the same fate as ICO
Almost 9 out of 10 ICO projects showed negative profitability. Initial exchange offers, which replaced those fraud-infested ICO schemes, are now risking to repeat their way. We have worked out 5 tips for those who is planing IEO.
Crypto Exchange and Bitlish Wallet: Benefits, Commissions and Legal Framework
The market for crypto-trading platforms is changing at an incredible speed. Regulators' pressure, changes in the regulatory environment, cyber-attacks, Bitcoin rate fluctuation, unscrupulous attempts to wind up trading volume to attract ICO, and now IEO-projects, all these contribute to changes in the balance of power in the crypto market.
Blockchain-telecom EncryptoTel prepares to open sales offices
Not all blockchain projects survived the long crypto-winter. Only a few managed to overcome financial difficulties and continue development. EncryptoTel startup is among them, and they develop a telecom platform with advanced cryptographic protection methods.
World's Biggest Vessel Opens Gates for 2019 Coinsbank Blockchain Cruise
More than 1000 members of the crypto community gathered for the renowned blockchain conference from June 6th to 13th aboard the Oasis of the Seas in the Mediterrenean.
EtherZero: a faster, free, and fully operational alternative to Ethereum smart contracts
To the general public, blockchain networks like Ethereum sometime seem like a magical alternative to traditional payment systems: phrases like “free transactions” and “instant payments” are common.
How to survive and get profit during the crypto apocalypse?
The November 2018 latest notorious crypto free-fall has continued sending all the crypto assets to their lowest levels for well over a year.
Monopoly on name
Protection of the trademark often turns into blackmail, extortion and attempt to choke off the competitors.
Exchange between equals: EVEN platform to launch decentralised exchange
Within less than ten years since the creation of the bitcoin, the hackers stole more than $2 billion in cryptocurrencies. Over the last several years, the annual profits of the cybercriminals amounted to $200 million. As the cryptocurrency rates grow, hackers attack centralised exchanges more and more frequently, stealing the customers’ assets.
