Big Four auditing firm EY has launched a private beta test version of its new Smart Contract Analyzer tool for the public Ethereum blockchain.
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Ernst & Young (EY) is a British auditing and consulting company. The Ernst & Young consulting company is one of the Big Four of such companies. EY was founded in 1989 due to the merger of two companies. EY is headquartered in London. The official website of Ernst & Young has tax reform information, assurance details, advisory information on the financial market and management of capital. In terms of cryptocurrency, EY representatives have a positive attitude toward the technologies of blockchain and digital currency. Unlike the other three companies in the Big Four, EY supports the Bitcoin community. In 2016, the company conducted a survey in order to understand better what kind of person is more likely to adopt cryptocurrency at its early stage and what prospects of using the technologies might be.
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Ernst & Young has released a new version of its blockchain analyzer and zero knowledge proof protocol.
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Ernst & Young has argued that the now-shuttered Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX should be placed in bankruptcy rather than undergo restructuring.
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Big four auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is the top recruiter for blockchain-related jobs on recruitment platform Indeed.
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A recent report from TNW shows that the U.S. leads the world in blockchain-related vacancies.
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Jennifer Robertson is seeking $225,000 in repayment for costs associated with QuadrigaCX’s creditor protection proceedings.
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Big Four firm Ernst & Young has released a new product for claiming taxes on cryptocurrencies.
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Canadian banks showed hesitation concerning the management of insolvent cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX’s assets.
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Ernst and Young has launched the prototype of a system that enables secure and private transactions to take place on the Ethereum public blockchain.
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Big Four Auditors PwC, KPMG, EY, and Deloitte are building infrastructure to help conglomerates adopt blockchain technology.
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Over $400 mln of ICO funds has been lost or stolen over the past two years - according to an Ernst and Young report
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