Hackers steal an estimated $59m from Japanese crypto exchange Zaif

Source: Mark Jones, Blockchain Technology News Hackers have stolen an estimated $59m (£45m) from Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Zaif, according to an official released by parent company Tech Bureau Corporation. The hack is believed to occured on September 14, but evidence was only found on September 17 following an investigation into disruptions to the exchange’s deposit […]

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Asset co-ownership platform TEND tokenises racehorse syndicates

Source: Mark Jones, Blockchain Technology News If you ever dreamed of owning a racehorse, a new partnership from Swiss-based investment platform TEND might well be up your street. Specialising in facilitating the tokenised co-ownership of precious assets, TEND has joined up with Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Ltd (HTR) to offer the world’s first blockchain-based racehorse syndicate. […]

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Algebraix.io rebrands to Permission.io in further affirmation of blockchain for advertising

Source: James Bourne, Blockchain Technology News The rationale is an intriguing one. Consumers need trust in their advertising. Blockchain technologies focus on the aspect of trust. How can we marry the two? One company looking to focus on this is Permission.io. The company rebranded from Algebraix.io earlier this month to ‘reaffirm its commitment to create […]

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Russian Promoters, Offshore Crypto Bank Targeted in Orders

Texas Securities Commissioner Travis J. Iles took emergency action Sept. 18 to stop the fraudulent offerings of investments in three separate schemes involving cryptocurrencies. Commissioner Iles entered separate emergency cease and desist orders against Coins Miner Investment Ltd., a cryptocurrency investment promoter operating in Russia; DGBK Ltd., an offshore digital “bank” that says it has developed hack-proof […]

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Be Your Own Bank! VivusPay Is Just the First Taste of the Optherium Ecosystem

In our global world, payments are made routinely across continents, but they can be slow, incur large commissions for conversion and handling, and be vulnerable to hacking. Our personal information from simple passwords to biometric data is often stored in centralized, third-party repositories and may have even been replicated to be stored somewhere else. This […]

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