Blockchain-based lending firm Dharma Labs raised $7 million from big investors including Coinbase Ventures.
San Francisco News
San Francisco is a city located in California, U.S. San Francisco is popular not only as a tourist destination. With the appearance of Silicon Valley to the south of the city, San Francisco has become a place for many technological development centers that are well-known all over the world. In San Francisco, Bitcoin companies and those related to other cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies have perfect conditions for development. The city is the origin place of many projects, startups, meetings and conferences — such as the San Francisco Bitcoin Conference. Some of the most popular Bitcoin exchanges are from San Francisco as well. There are many Bitcoin ATMs in San Francisco, so locals and guests of the city can easily use cryptocurrency there.
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by Helen Partz
U.S.-based blockchain firm TokenSoft has rolled out its Knox Wallet for storing digital securities and other digital assets.
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Bakkt, the cryptocurrency platform owned by the Intercontinental Exchange, announced that they are hiring.
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by Helen Partz
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, formerly based in China, is about to open an office in the Silicon Valley, US.
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by Iyke Aru
The fifth installment of d10e returns to San Francisco for a two-day event, July 19-20, which will feature a star-studded cast of keynote speakers, including An...
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by Iyke Aru
Flexibility and efficiency of application of Bitcoin is almost incomparable to any other type of currency.
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by Joseph Young
The number of Bitcoin merchants has risen, the value of Bitcoin startups has increased and most importantly, awareness of Bitcoin has increased in countries wit...
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by Diana Ngo
20Mission, a co-working space dedicated to art and technology creators, announced the launch of Nakamoto's electronics, the first Bitcoin retail store in San Fr...
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by Allen Scott
This week, we had the opportunity to talk with Cailen Sullivan, CEO and co-founder of ZenBox, the largest BTM (Bitcoin automatic teller machine) operator and di...
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by Eric Barrier
Dave Koppenheffer over that The Motley Fool has put together his list for the top five most Bitcoin-friendly cities in the US.
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