Cryptocurrency & Blockchain breaking news

E-Dinar Coin, a Blockchain-based digital currency launched by E-Dinar P2P platform, has supported The Voice 2016 music contest in Beijing on Saturday, November 26.

EY Switzerland, one of the four biggest accounting firms in the world, has recently announced to become the first professional services company to accept Bitcoin.

Blockchain companies struggle to get on the insurance market. InChain, a decentralized insurance platform based on Ethereum smart contracts, has announced the closure and failure of its Initial Coin Offering (ICO) after it couldn’t raise the desired funds.

A crowdfunding campaign for the first-ever cryptocurrency-themed card game, “Bitcoin Empire”, that simulates the Bitcoin ecosystem and aims to expand cryptocurrency popularity among board gamers, has just ended on Kickstarter and hit its target.

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Santander are reported to be dropping their membership in the R3 CEV Blockchain consortium.

Slush pool, the world’s oldest mining pool, is the only one to let its miners decide by way of voting on the proposed Bitcoin soft fork. All the other pools reserved this right for only top managers of the pools. CoinIdol.com collected the opinions of experts on the SegWit voting that began on the 19th of November 2016.

One of the first and most popular Bitcoin micro-tipping services – ChangeTip - has announced its closure.

QIWI, one of the most popular payment services providers in Eastern Europe and the only official representative of R3 Blockchain consortium in Russia, has developed its own data storage system using Blockchain technology and its first Bitcoin ATMs.

GameCredits, the Los Angeles–based IT and financial company with a mission to deliver blockchain-based products to a mass market in the gaming industry, today announced  its GAME token is listed on the popular Chinese cryptocurrency exchange Yuanbao.