In our “Events” section, we cover major conferences, meetups, and industry gatherings related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Here you will find announcements, highlights, and reports from important events shaping the crypto ecosystem. Read the “Events” section on ForkNews to stay updated on key happenings in the blockchain industry.
In China, a two-year investigation into a multi-level, large-scale OneCoin cryptocurrency fraud scheme that spanned 20 provinces of the country has ended.
Social network Facebook is releasing three updates that, according to developers, will help users easily “create and save memories”
When cryptocurrencies gained widespread attention in 2017, traditional institutions studiously avoided them. However, there are clear signs that circumstances are changing. Two major companies, Facebook and Goldman Sachs, have announced plans to enter the world of cryptocurrencies.
University College London, better known as UCL, has officially cut all ties with the IOTA Foundation in response to legal threats against cybersecurity researchers who discovered a vulnerability in the system's blockchain.
The three-day blockchain conference Consensus 2018 has completed its work. As promised, the fourth conference was the most large-scale and impressive in composition. Over the course of three days, 250 speakers and experts spoke, and there were more than 8,000 guests.
According to CIO Journal, JP Morgan Chase & Co. showcased a prototype of its new blockchain platform for capital markets at the Consensus conference this Wednesday. “We believe this technology has the potential to change a lot of things,” said Christine Moy, executive director and head of the JP Morgan Blockchain Center.
The Telegram messenger filed a lawsuit against the American startup Lantah LLC, which plans to release its own cryptocurrency called gram. Pavel Durov believes that this trademark violates his rights to the brand.
In a blog post, Facebook said it conducted a thorough review of all apps that had access to users' personal data before changing the company's privacy policy to tighten rules on access to personal information.
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