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Web Creator Tim Berners-Lee: Blockchain Builders Should Beware Misuse
Sir Tim Berners-Lee encouraged the blockchain space to think about the unintended consequences of its actions in a talk at Ripple's Swell conference.
Downplaying 'Digital Assets': Blockchain Reigns at Ripple's Swell Event
An upstart financial conference yesterday saw discussion of digital assets – though so-called "unregulated" cryptocurrencies were the butt of barbs.
Pump or Progress? Bitcoin Cash Nears $400 on Korea Trading Surge
Bitcoin cash saw a big boost today, spurred like many recent rallies by strong volumes from South Korea's local exchanges.
The New Classic? Protesters Are Already Plotting Alternative Ethereums
An Ethereum hard fork wouldn't be complete without a protest movement or two. But what do the latest rebels want?
Sibos Highlights Swift's Complicated Relationship With Blockchain
Day one of Swift's annual Sibos conference found the interbank messaging platform under pressure from the rising tide of cryptocurrencies.
Bulls Take Breather? Bitcoin Slows as Price Struggles to Breach $6,000
The price of bitcoin neared $6,000 last week, but charts suggest little evidence a big push across that threshold will be forthcoming.
Obvious Bubble? SEC Committee Lashes Out at Bitcoin and ICOs
Mainstream institutional investors had some harsh critiques for the cryptocurrency and ICO token community at a recent SEC committee meeting.
IBM's Stellar Move: Tech Giant Uses Cryptocurrency in Cross-Border Payments
IBM has been settling real cross-border payments in the South Pacific on a blockchain using Stellar's Lumen cryptocurrency.
Hours to Go: How to Watch Ethereum's Fork as It Happens
Hard forks have become a kind of spectator sport in the cryptocurrency community. Here's how to watch the latest: ethereum's Byzantium upgrade.
Collaboration FTW: How Blockchain Came So Far, So Fast
Without further cooperation, DLT risks ultimately recreating the many silos and disjointed systems that already exist, warns an executive at the DTCC.
