Blockchain technology news

Mozilla Firefox users are more likely to observe cryptocurrency mining malware scripts blocked by default in upcoming releases of the improved web browser. Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by Mozilla Foundation and its subsidiary, Mozilla Corporation.

B2Broker, a liquidity and technology provider of solutions for the crypto and foreign exchange (FX) industry, has announced that XEM and NEO are now listed on B2BX Exchange. In addition, B2BX Exchange now accepts requests for listings based on NEM and NEO blockchains, as well as for tokens based on the Ethereum blockchain.

B2Broker, a liquidity and technology provider of solutions for the crypto and foreign exchange (FX) industry, has announced that XEM and NEO are now listed on B2BX Exchange. In addition, B2BX Exchange now accepts requests for listings based on NEM and NEO blockchains, as well as for tokens based on the Ethereum blockchain.

University College Oxford has officially established a new big centre for Blockchain technology research.

Market season in Moscow is a very important event. It gathers thousands of farmers from Russia, Armenia, and other countries, who compete for 2,736 trading spots. Due to various farmers’ complaints about the application review system, Moscow’s authorities have decided to implement the Ethereum Blockchain.

The global's first university powered by Blockchain technology could set up shop in Malta, and academics from some of the global's top universities have already signed up, as per reports from Medium on August 24.

Russia has always taken financial technology cautiously and regarded it as a very unstable and volatile thing. However, Gazpromneft-Aero and S7 Airlines finally took a risk and implemented blockchain in their field. The new technology helps to improve processing time and efficiency during aviation refuelling.

Elon Musk, the maniac, the myth, the brick, the legend? Whatever you take him to be, you can't deny that he has an ill-famed presence within crypto. According to recent reports, he's now on the bandwagon of Ethereum, although he is suspicious that it could be a scam.

Firms don't want to be left off of the Blockchain technology movement. The newly published report by PwC on August 28, shows that 84% of executives that were surveyed revealed that their firms are 'actively involved' with Blockchain technology.