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Here's What's Standing in the Way of a Tokenized Economy
The challenges of digital identity, AML/KYC and common technical standards must be overcome to deliver on the promise of blockchain technology.
Brain Freeze? Parity Bug Continues With No Easy Solution in Sight
With $160 million in funds frozen on the ethereum blockchain, a search for solutions is ongoing – if not altogether promising so far.
All-Time High: Ether Prices Pass $440 as Key Level Breached
Having hit a fresh all-time high of over $440 today, could high trading volumes push ether to new records over the weekend?
Hybrid ICO? Overstock's tZERO to Build Services Into Security Token
Overstock subsidiary tZERO is adding features to its upcoming security token, allowing investors to use the coin to purchase a handful of services.
Holding Strong: Failed Price Breakdown a Boon for Bitcoin Bulls?
Despite a dip to below $8,000 overnight, bitcoin once again approached record highs today and is holding at over $8,200.
$413: Ether Prices Within a Whisker of All-Time High
The price of ether, ethereum's native token, has brushed all-time highs above $400 – falling just a dollar short of June's record.
Flying High: Bitcoin Cash Rallies on Korean Volume Spike
Amid high trading volumes in South Korea, bitcoin cash is flying high today and could gain more altitude in the near-term.
Thanksgiving Lull? Bitcoin Trades Sideways But Rally May Continue
Bitcoin is continuing its sideways journey today, with a pullback looking possible. However, the broader outlook still remains bullish.
US Defense Bill Could Give Big Boost to Blockchain
An obscure provision tucked into a U.S. defense spending bill could act as a springboard for blockchain adoption across government agencies.
What's Next for Bitcoin Cash? Stopping User Fund Loss
Bitcoin cash may be vying for the top spot in bitcoin software, but it's still working to correct fundamental usability problems.
