One of the best ways of describing one of the core principles of cryptocurrency technology is a form of unifying users with a currency based marketplace.
In order for any cryptocurrency to succeed, there must be a strong community built around it. Therefore, as new blockchains are being introduced, there is a natural inclination to develop them around certain demographics, interests and problems.
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Swiss-based cryptocurrency venture, the Tezos Foundation announced that its long-awaited mainnet will be launched on Monday, September 17, according to a September 14 tweet.
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BitBay is a cryptocurrency exchange that initiated its operations from the city of Katowice in Poland.
From its roots in Southern Poland to its new home in Malta, the exchange aims to power the local economy while serving a global audience in order to demonstrate the true meaning of a borderless business, especially when it operates in a medium which is built upon the same notion.
After the persistent lull around Bitcoin through 2018 to date, a New York event is trumpeting cryptocurrency again in a manner reminiscent of December 2017. Although the Bitcoin price still far from its heyday at just under $20,000, celebrity Bitcoin is but one aspect of a cryptosphere event like Blockchain Week.
A three-day blockchain bonanza started on May 10, 2018 and attendees can expect to see young technology enthusiasts debating the future of digital currencies with some big names in fintech. Startups will also be pitching their concepts to anyone who passes by. The New York City Economic Development Corporation is a principal partner in Blockchain Week, launched as a showcase that presents the city as a great destination for blockchain companies. A concurrent job fair has been scheduled for May 16, 2018.
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Sowa Labs, a subsidiary of Börse Stuttgart, the second-largest stock exchange in Germany has developed its own cryptocurrency trading app called Bison. This was made known via a press release on Friday, April 13, 2018. Börse Stuttgart acquired a 100 percent stake in the Ulm-based Sowa Labs in December 2018. Exact details of the deal remain unknown but there are reports that put the acquisition in millions of euros. Sowa Labs now functions as the fintech arm of Börse Stuttgart.
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