Posts From March, 2019

Today that ten years have passed from the advent of cryptocurrencies, it can certainly be said that the limitation of the scope of cryptocurrencies application in financial and payment services has disappeared and they gradually paved their way into other industries.

In 2018, the condition of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies was not good at all. More precisely, since January 2018, the price of Bitcoin has fallen in a considerable and worrisome manner, and the profit margin for investors in the field of cryptocurrencies was not any better.

After the cryptocurrency giant Bitcoin, Ethereum is the second most popular cryptocurrency. Ethereum is a free Blockchain-based platform that enables developers to implement their decentralized programs on it. Much like Bitcoin

Iran, much like many other developing countries in the world, looks at cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology as a very suitable infrastructure for the proper growth of technology and economy.

Many resources have announced about the pursuing of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency investors on the part of federal financial audits in Canada.

The small country of San Marino in Europe has issued a decree called “Blockchain Technology Rules for Businesses,” introducing transparent, clear and simple regulation for Blockchain technology.

As soon as cryptocurrencies came to be, they entered different arenas. Some countries use them to circumvent sanctions, and some use them to rescue their economy and reduce inflation. These cryptocurrencies have found their way in the field of agriculture, food, medication, and healthcare.

It seems that with the advent of new technologies, human beings have faced one of the biggest challenges of their time. Mankind is faced with a conundrum....

According to the report published by the Japanese service provider Rakuten on February 12, 2018, it turned out that the new version of this company’s payment app supports cryptocurrencies as well.

According to news published by the Russian news agency TASS on February 15, 2019, Aleksandr Borodich, founder of the Blockchain platform universa.io, has recently said that the innovation cluster in Moscow needs a mechanism with which to control its intellectual property.