Crypto markets are green again, especially if you have an extra video card. Thanks to rising prices, it’s once again possible to make a profit mining Ethereum (ETH) on a home graphics processor. Scores of GPU miners, who were priced out during crypto winter, now hope that their worst days are now behind them.
It’s been a busy season for VeChain. From a major go-live tracking a milk supply chain to luring Deloitte away from Ethereum, the logistics-and-supply-chain project is finally starting to bear fruit.
As the past weeks have shown, VeChain has continued to #Buidl through crypto winter, and is now starting to deliver. Here are some of the latest developments:
As stated in the original whitepaper, Bitcoin (BTC) was created to become “a peer-to-peer version of electronic cash”. Its system enables payments without passing through a central authority, while the transaction management and money issuance are carried out collectively by the blockchain network.
Cardano has a bullish short-term trading bias, with the cryptocurrency staging a strong recovery back towards its current 2019 trading high.
Pundi X has a bullish short-term outlook, with the cryptocurrency still holding above major technical support on the four-hour time frame.
Not for the first time, JPMorgan & Chase is raising a stir in the crypto community. In a recent note, the bank’s strategists announced that they had calculated a fundamental valuation for Bitcoin (BTC), with a cost of production determined from the energy and resources used in the mining process, as Bloomberg reports.
EOS has a bullish short-term bias, with the cryptocurrency recently advancing to a fresh 2019 trading high.
Most traders group Dai together with Tether (USDT) or TrueUSD (TUSD), dollar-backed tokens that provide shelters from the volatile prices of most other digital assets.
The next time you eat a tuna sandwich, think about where it came from. You might enjoy your lunch a bit more if you knew it was sustainably harvested, with the help of blockchain technology.
Aiding this possibility is SAP, a cloud-based blockchain platform, and Bumble Bee Foods, a shelf-stable seafood company based in North America. Bumble Bee is using SAP’s services to track the journey of yellowfin tuna from an Indonesian fishing village to a nearby port city processing plant before finally reaching grocery stores in the US.
Today marks the first anniversary EOS blockchain and Block.one is celebrating in style. The creator of the fifth-largest cryptocurrency network has announced a new social media application called “Voice” that will run on updated EOS software: EOSIO2.
The goal, according to Block.one CEO Brendan Blumer, is to create a platform that rewards users, rather than the other way around.
“The truth is, current social media platforms are designed to use their users,” […] “It’s the platform, not the user, that reaps the reward.”Block.one CEO Brendan Blumer
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