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IT Giant Fujitsu Joins Major Banks for Blockchain Money Transfer Pilot
Japanese IT giant Fujitsu and three major banks have announced plans to pilot a peer-to-peer money transfer system built with blockchain technology.
Torrent Website Offers Users Rewards for Cryptocurrency Mining
The recent trend of websites installing cryptocurrency miners to harness visitors' processing power has taken a more positive twist, a report says.
100 and Counting: Ripple Adds New Members to Distributed Ledger Network
Ripple has added nine new members to cross-border payment solution RippleNet, bringing the number of clients over 100.
Russia's Central Bank Backs Move to Block Bitcoin Websites
An official from Russia's central bank has said his institution will back efforts to block access to websites selling cryptocurrencies in the country.
Overstock's Regulated Token Exchange Will Launch with Own ICO
Retail giant Overstock.com is to launch its new regulated token exchange with its own initial coin offering (ICO), according to a news report.
Ethereum Developers Optimistic Ahead of Byzantium Blockchain Fork
Ethereum's core development team have taken part in one last meeting ahead of a network hard fork expected to happen on October 16.
Survey: Most Medical Group Execs See Promising Role For Blockchain
A new survey has been released showing significant levels of interest in blockchain among medical group executives.
Gemalto and Ledger to Court Enterprises With New Cryptocurrency Wallet
Two security specialists are uniting to build a new security solution for financial institutions working with cryptocurrency.
Singapore's Central Bank Plans to Regulate Bitcoin Payments
The minister for the Monetary Authority of Singapore has said the institution is working to create a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency payments.
Cloudflare Suspends Torrent Website for Cryptocurrency Miner 'Malware'
New reports indicate that Internet domain provider Cloudflare has begun to crack down on websites running hidden cryptocurrency miners.
