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.
The Swell by Ripple event, taking place in San Francisco, will continue today, October 2nd, and will begin at 7 am (UTC). President Bill Clinton is the keynote speaker for the event, scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., immediately following an opening speech from Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse.
The organizer of the event, Satoshi Nakamoto Republic, today gave the people of Kiev the opportunity to join in the beauty and personally see what the most mysterious personality of the crypto world looks like - the Great Satoshi Nakamoto. A mythological character who has become a symbol of society's desire for freedom and decentralization.
The internal conflict of the company has gone beyond its scope and now the legality of the parties’ claims will be decided by the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation.
The trustee of the bankrupt company Mt.Gox, Japanese lawyer Nobuaki Kobayashi, better known in the cryptocurrency community as “The Whale of Tokyo,” withdrew another 25.98 billion yen ($230 million) from the exchanger in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash cryptocurrencies.
According to CNBC, Google has adopted a new policy according to which it will change its views on advertising related to cryptocurrency and will allow some types of it. Facebook made the same decision in June.
Bitcoin will soon turn 10 years old. In honor of his birthday, a group of artists are going to hold a crypto art exhibition "Bitcoin Art (r)Evolution" in France.
Google has removed at least several major cryptocurrency wallets from its Play Store overnight. Although the reason for this decision is not yet clear, Bitcoin.com CEO Roger Ver has already criticized Google's new cryptocurrency policy.
According to the Washington Post, several leading players in the US crypto market, including Coinbase and Circle, have teamed up to launch an advocacy campaign for the interests of cryptocurrency and blockchain companies.
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