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How Using Bitcoin Enhances Customer Experiences

Bitcoin is a powerful tool for businesses and services seeking to operate on the best monetary standard for their customers.

India’s Largest Mobile Payments Platform To Consider Bitcoin Offerings If Legalized

India's largest mobile payments platform, Paytm, would consider Bitcoin offerings if India provided regulatory clarity on Bitcoin and crypto.

Australia’s Largest Bank To Integrate Bitcoin Services In App

Commonwealth Bank will reportedly enable its 6.5 million customers to buy, sell, and hold bitcoin in 2022.

River Financial Announces White-Glove Mining Service

River Mining seeks to take the hassle and complexity out of bitcoin mining while allowing clients to own their rigs.

Compass Mining Launches ‘At-Home’ Bitcoin Mining Service

The bitcoin-first, proof-of-work mining company has launched a new service to bring bitcoin mining to U.S. households on demand.

Bitfury: Private Blockchains Are Intermediate Step for Governments

Bitfury was one of the first companies built around the process of bitcoin mining, but the startup also now works on private blockchain software....

Nokia Launches Blockchain-Powered IoT Sensing as a Service for Smart Cities

Nokia is launching a set of services, based on Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics, and blockchain technologies, for economically and environmentally sustainable “smart...

Two New Services Could Help Investors Rate Cryptocurrencies

Increasing interest in cryptocurrencies has led to an influx of new investors. Unlike traditional markets, there are few tools that can help people make...

As India Goes Cashless, Both E-Money Stocks and Bitcoin Benefit

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on November 9, 2016, that 500 and 1000 rupee notes would be taken out of circulation in an...

Walmart Testing Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management

U.S. retail giant, Walmart, is about to start a major test of blockchain technology for supply chain management, The Wall Street Journal reports. A pilot project, which will start in the first quarter of 2017 and run for four months, plans to leverage distributed ledger technology to track and trace pork in China and produce in the U.S. — two high-volume product categories with large markets.
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