Apps News

As data becomes the main commodity for social media giants, can you trust crypto apps with your personal info?

The crypto trading app of Germany’s second-largest stock exchange has reached 100,000 users in 14 months of operation.

Without explanation, Google’s Play Store has taken down a number of apps of cryptocurrency news outlets, including Cointelegraph’s and CoinDesk’s.

Binance has announced the launch of its Peer-to-Peer Merchant Program, a user-oriented fiat currency trading platform.

Though their market is small, their reach is mighty. The National Basketball Association’s (NBA) Sacramento Kings are at it again and will tip off a live auction for gear with a blockchain-based app.

Thank My Farmer app uses blockchain to show consumers where coffee beans come from, while letting users make contributions to farmers.

Binance’s cryptocurrency trading platform for United States-based users, Binance.US, is asking its community to beta test the upcoming Binance.US iOS app.

A company providing cloud-based crypto trading software is now compatible with Huobi, an exchange that has an estimated 5 million clients worldwide.

Bakkt announced its coming app for consumer payments, with Starbucks on board as the flagship retailer starting next year.

An education platform has created an artificial intelligence chatbot that’s designed to help students get a “customized learning experience” before exams.

On Monday, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire announced the launch of the company’s new native apps for both iOS and Android. The apps join an elite class, previously dominated only by Coinbase, of smartphone tools that allow U.S. users to buy or sell Bitcoin on their mobile devices