Some of the world’s biggest tech companies have opened their arms to blockchain technology — here’s how they compare.
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- News
MyEtherWallet has released a mobile app that allows users to buy crypto in 15 seconds flat — but there’s a catch.
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Brave partners with TAP Network to provide its users with access to rewards from 250,000 brands including Amazon, Apple and Netflix.
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Cybersecurity Experts weigh in on the most secure phone models and 2FA schemes, warn against biometrics.
- Hodler’s Digest
by Thomas Simms
Catch up on all the gossip from the World Economic Forum, and find out what Elon Musk *really* thinks about cryptocurrencies.
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by Helen Partz
Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of cloud-based messenger Telegram, says that Apple’s cloud service iCloud is “now officially a surveillance tool.”
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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has proposed a regulatory framework that would have it oversee digital wallets, including Calibra.
- Follow up
by Joseph Birch
The “Shitcoin Wallet” debacle shined a light on crypto security issues. Experts weigh in on how companies are caught in the balance.
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Coinbase noted that it might be forced to drop DApp browsing functionality from its mobile wallet to abide by Apple's guidelines.
- Opinion
by Eric Doyle
Can crypto and distributed ledger technology help improve the music industry?
- News
In a recent interview, Tim Cook stated he believes money should remain a matter for governments, not businesses.
- Hodler’s Digest
by Thomas Simms
Ripple users are left infuriated after the company’s latest XRP dump, Craig Wright challenges 500,000 BTC payout, and Apple says it is watching crypto closely.
- News
Apple Pay sees potential in cryptocurrencies, the company’s vice president Jennifer Bailey said during a recent interview.
- News
by Helen Partz
GlobalFoundries, the world’s second-biggest semiconductor foundry by sales after TSMC, has filed multiple infringement lawsuits against its competitor.
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