Contrary to what naysayers think, the blockchain technology can actually complement the Internet of Things.
Although Bitcoin has been the largest power player in the blockchain market to date, here are seven more emerging players to watch out for.
With Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple on the rise, are cryptocurrencies the new form of cold, hard cash? Experts weigh in the pros and cons.
Bitcoin remains highly volatile, which raises concerns if it could really replace money in transactions in the future.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple are three famous names we hear in the cryptocurrency market. Here's how to ensure investing in them is safe.
Alternative ways of investing in cryptocurrencies are becoming more common, and one of the most promising alternatives is Global Blockchain Technologies (CVE:BLOC; OTCMKTS:BLKCF).
Cryptocurrency investment has traditionally been complex and volatile, but Global Blockchain Technologies (OTCMKTS:BLKCF, TSXV:BLOC) is helping make it easier and safer.
Ethereum allows its users to use smart contracts but processing slows down. An off-chain company now offer solutions to counter the problem.
Crypto experts such as Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse have warned about the big drop.