In our “Interesting” section, we highlight unusual stories, notable events, and curious facts from the world of cryptocurrencies and technology. Here you will find unique insights, unexpected developments, and engaging content beyond daily crypto news. Read the “Interesting” section on ForkNews to discover the most intriguing stories from the crypto industry.
Forget about Nostradamus, forget about Tarot cards and astrology. This is no longer relevant. People are now believing The Economist's prediction that Satoshi Nakamoto will appear in public this October.
The bearish breakout brought the altcoin market out of a long flat trend. This morning the first local minimums were set, but for many alts the first target levels have not yet been reached
Leading payment operator Mastercard has received its next patent. This time the company patented the technology of multi-currency blockchain systems. Mastercard, the giant payment services provider, is showing increasing interest in blockchain technology. Their latest patent, related to a distributed ledger, was granted this week, according to a USPTO filing.
Banco Santander, a multinational commercial bank and financial services company headquartered in Santander, Spain, will use Ripple's product to clear all payments and enhance the customer experience through the OnePay FX platform.
Stealing a tip from a stripper is like stealing candy from a child. It's just not pretty. Someone needs to tell this to the scoundrel who managed to steal 165.38 ETH ($34,000) using a bug in one of SpankChain's smart contracts.
The bearish breakout reached downside target levels tonight. What does the market expect in the near future?
We continue the series of publications about trading in order to understand in practice how much a novice investor can earn using only the forecasts published on our website. To understand how useful they are, we decided to conduct an experiment and simulate a situation in which a person who only knows about trading that he needs to “buy cheaper and sell more expensive” tries to earn additional income in his free time from work by investing part of his funds in cryptocurrency trading
Many cryptocurrency haters like to use the analogy of “Dutch tulips” as a typical argument against Bitcoin. But more often than not, they can rarely, on the one hand, explain why these events are similar, and on the other hand, tell what “Dutch tulips” are, getting confused in definitions and historical facts. Let's try to understand the issue in more detail and find out what these two phenomena have in common.
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