The Swiss city of Zug is currently considered the fastest growing technology hub in Europe. The city, home to "Swiss' crypto valley," was named a leading city in London-based global investment firm Atomico's "State of European Tech" report released last week.
Swiss Post and telecommunications firm Swisscom have teamed up to create a secure and resilient infrastructure for blockchain applications in Switzerland. Both companies will use the network to manage their own services and create a platform for future applications.
The Constantinople Ethereum (ETH) code update, a long-awaited hard fork that was previously scheduled to take place in late October but was delayed due to technical issues, has now received a confirmed release schedule.
The recovery phase after updating the next annual minimum has not yet been completed. Today we expect growth to the target level.
Since digital currencies have become mainstream, PayPal and other online payment systems have been alarmed by the prospect that “crypto” could end their business model in the near future.
Bitmaintech Israel's Ra'anana research and development center is closing due to the general downturn in cryptocurrency markets, according to a report from financial publication Globes.
To encourage widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies in the country and reduce losses for investors, Takeshi Fujimaki, a spokesman for the opposition political party Nippon Ishin, recommended four amendments to the legislation.
Last May, Facebook announced the creation of an experimental blockchain group led by David Marcus, an executive who previously led the Facebook Messenger development team. Since then, the company has been secretly hiring a new group.
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