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.
Taiwanese newspaper Liberty Times Net reported that two people shot at a bitcoin miner after he refused to honor their original contract. On April 14, suspects Gao Kitang and Cheng Yuming shot at Wu Nan (nickname "milk") in Banqiao District, Xinbei City
Buying cryptocurrency will become easier for all residents of the American capital, as the Coinsource network is going to install 20 new machines in the District of Columbia in response to requests from users and merchants. The company already has more than 200 operating terminals in the United States.
Cryptocurrencies continue to make their way into various industries. Ayr United FC, a UK football club, recently announced a new sponsorship deal. The team will be playing with the “Bitcoin BCH” logo on their jerseys in the upcoming season. This will definitely attract attention.
The reputation of the Indian police has long been tarnished by extortion and bribery, but for the first time the police set their sights on bitcoin. Eight police officers were wanted by the Criminal Investigation Department in the Indian state of Gujarat for extorting 200 BTC from a businessman, Indian national daily Hindustan Times reported.
Today a conference on the digital economy is being held in South Korea, with the participation of Vitalik Buterin, Bitcoin.com CEO Roger Ver, and Craig Wright, director of information security at BlockStream. An Ethereum developer commented on the dispute between Samson Mow and Roger Ver about which coin is cooler: bitcoin or bitcoin cash.
Crypto company Spotcoin will hold a blockchain summit at the Rooms Hotel in Tbilisi from April 24 to 26. A meeting of experts and interested parties is being held to explore the topic of distributed ledgers, their impact on the financial technology sector and the opportunities they represent for business in the Black Sea region.
More and more Internet companies are banning advertising of cryptocurrencies due to fears of damaging their reputation: Twitter, Google, Facebook and Snapchat - the number of companies adjacent to this chain continues to grow steadily.
Almost every day there is information about a ban on advertising of cryptocurrencies and ICOs by another serious company. So far, everything was limited only to indignation and disturbances in the crypto community, but now the situation has changed.
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