Companies

China’s largest technology company is thinking about building a brand-new mobile phone which will be able to work with applications based on Blockchain technology. According to Bloomberg, the company has been in talks, trying to get a license for a new operating system.  

Since VISA’s decision to suspend all Bitcoin prepaid debit and virtual cards issued by Wave Crest Holding in the EU, citizens of Europe and many other countries have had no option to use cryptocurrency cards for withdrawals and POS payments. However, two cryptocurrency-related companies are preparing to bring their new physical and virtual cards to the market.

Recently there have been discussions in the crypto community that a coin which gives more value to the token holders in terms of the company’s ownership is key to its success in the future. Lympo, a sports and health data monetization startup, is set on actually making this a reality.

Crowdfunding platform Crowd for Angels is pleased to announce that is making progress in advancing its unique “Liquid Crypto Bond” issue and Initial Coin Offering (ICO) of its ANGEL tokens. The company is looking to raise up to £50 million through the bond issue and is issuing free ANGEL tokens to investors as a reward for their participation.

Just as Facebook and Google recently put a ban on cryptocurrency advertisements, Twitter has been reported to do the same. The ban may take place in the coming two weeks and will forbid the advertising of ICOs, token sales, crypto wallets, as well as crypto exchanges.

Coca-Cola Co., in collaboration with the U.S. State Dept and several other companies, is designing a blockchain-based fintech system, ensuring a secure registry for workers that will assist in the campaign against forced labor around all parts of the world.  

The modern world relies on the Internet, virtual reality and IT solutions more than ever before and has become especially tasty for cybercriminals. It is a big market with real problems. The anti-virus companies turnover $8.5 billion a year and are expected to reach $6 trillion by 2021. Today, up to 70% of new threats go undetected and the cost of cybercrime damages is expected to double by 2021.

Chek is the name of the 'One + One' project token.

A new financial technology payment alternative is currently being designed and tested for the major adult entertainment company on the financial market. Playboy TV aims to give its customers an opportunity to pay for adult content with cryptocurrencies.