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As 2019 gets underway, let’s take a look at some of the projects choosing to conduct Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and continue to breathe life into the sector. Despite the declining number of projects successfully raising capital via a tokensale throughout 2018, many are still interested in finding promising projects. Here are some of the top ICOs to watch for January.
According to a recently released filing, the CBOE BZX exchange has withdrawn its proposal to list the “VanEck SolidX Bitcoin Trust” Bitcoin ETF. According to VanEck CEO Jan Van Eck, the U.S. government shutdown played a key reason in the decision to withdraw the application.
The eToroX website was launched today and lists six different supported cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC, BCH and DASH. The website also lists USDX, EURX, GBPX and JPYX, which appear to be stablecoins pegged to their respective currencies.
Two executives of South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Komid have been sentenced to jail time for faking trading volume on their trading platform.
The NeonExchange project, which was more commonly known under the name “NEX”, has changed its name to “Nash” as part of a rebrand.
This week’s choices are dominated by a pair of highly anticipated projects that have just launched and make use of the groundbreaking MimbleWimble privacy protocol. They look set to bring attention back to privacy respecting projects and their ongoing project and community development should result in an increased amount of focus and possible user adoption.
Cryptocurrency investment management firm Grayscale is launching a new investment trust that will only hold Stellar's XLM cryptocurrency.
New Zealand Police have confirmed that they are conducting an investigation at Cryptopia’s headquarters, but refuted reports which claimed police “stormed” the firm’s offices, saying that Cryptopia has been cooperative.
The release of Mimblewimble-based cryptocurrency Grin has the crypto world buzzing, and its network is already packing a significant amount of hashrate. Let’s take a quick look at the new coin and why so many people are so enthusiastic about its potential.
Website management service WordPress has raised a total of $2.2 million from backers including Google News and ConsenSys to fund the development of a new platform called Newspack.
