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Be it the popular Bitcoin or Ethereum [http://etherworld.co/2017/08/13/a-complete-guide-to-understand-ethereum-for-beginners/] , seems that entire world is going crazy over cryptocurrency [http://etherworld.co/2017/07/20/a-beginners-guide-for-cryptocurrency/] trade since last few months. Now the Bitcoin Cash, a split from sister currency Bitcoin, made a record high of
TREZOR [https://trezor.io] hardware wallet has issued statement for their users over Bitcoin Gold, a proposed fork of Bitcoin, sharing its history up until the block height 491407 (around October 24, 6am UTC). According to the blog [https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-statement-on-bitcoin-gold-fork-78cebc0532c7] published by SatoshiLabs today, Monday October 23,
Unlike the last Bitcoin Fork [http://etherworld.co/topic/101/coinbase-won-t-support-bitcoin-uahf] that took place on August 1, 2017, this time Coinbase is upfront and supporting upcoming SegWit2x hard fork in November 2017, According to a blog [https://blog.coinbase.com/update-on-the-bitcoin-segwit2x-hard-fork-69426f14bc85] by Dan Romero, VP Coinbase [https://www.coinbase.com]
Bitcoin Cash Bitcoin Cash is a cryptocurrency [http://etherworld.co/topic/81/a-beginner-s-guide-for-cryptocurrency] which was created via a fork of the Bitcoin [http://etherworld.co/topic/89/all-about-bitcoin-for-beginners] Network. Anyone who had Bitcoins with them before 1st August,2017 had an equivalent amount of Bitcoin Cash with them after the
Tether.to, the first blockchain-enabled platform to facilitate the use of fiat currencies in a digital manner, is working to disrupt the legacy financial system through a more modern approach to money. After the success of their Bitcoin-based USDTether, they have now announced [https://blog.ethfinex.com/announcing-the-erc20-tether-c84cc33f076f] the development
Kraken announced [https://twitter.com/krakenfx/status/901241053629497344] reducing the allowed decimal place precision for placing orders in trading pairs, effective Wednesday August 30, 2017 around 6 am UTC (Tuesday August 29 around 11 pm PT). According to the blog [https://blog.kraken.com/post/1261/announcement-reducing-price-precision-on-all-trading-pairs/] , new allowed number
Kraken is one of the earliest crypto exchange which supports Bitcoin majorly but they kept adding support for Ethereum and other altcoins as and when they entered market. With the increase in number of new traders in recent days, they experienced exponential growth. So, in order to help mitigate the
TREZOR [https://wallet.trezor.io/#/], one of the most popular hardware wallet [http://etherworld.co/topic/83/an-introduction-to-cryptocurrency-wallet] encountered a security concern on August 17, 2017. The security issue was brought to attention by an individual researcher, via Responsible Disclosure [http://satoshilabs.com/security/]. An article was widely shared among
Bitfinex, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchange announces Ethfinex [https://www.bitfinex.com/ethfinex] – a community & information hub to facilitate Ethereum [http://etherworld.co/topic/105/a-complete-guide-to-understand-ethereum-for-beginners] -based discussion, analysis & trading platform. This announcement [(https://twitter.com/bitfinex/status/892719388754931712)] coming up on the very next day of
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Coinbase does not want to support Bitcoin Cash (UAHF) hard fork, and asks its customers to withdraw their bitcoins by July 31 if they want to ensure access to their funds on the fork chain.
Coinbase [https://www.coinbase.com], the biggest digital asset exchange of US which also extends support to many other countries, has updated their customer on Potential Bitcoin User Activated Hard Fork (UAHF). According to the tweet [https://twitter.com/coinbase/status/887703206435758080] today, July 19, 2017 Coinbase does not want
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