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Blockchain Bites: ConsenSys Cuts, dForce Doomsday and Bitcoin ATMs Boom
ConsenSys cut staff for the second time in 2020. DForce faces doomsday. And Bitcoin ATMs are booming.
ConsenSys cut staff for the second time in 2020. DForce faces doomsday. And Bitcoin ATMs are booming.
Heifer International has joined the Libra Association, just days after the group modified its stablecoin vision to focus on a series of single-currency tokens rather than one basket-backed version.
Bitcoin volatility points to big things to come while hackers drain $25 million overnight. It’s CoinDesk’s Markets Daily Podcast.
ConsenSys is laying off dozens more staffers, two people familiar with the matter tell CoinDesk.
Libra may have been scaled back but Facebook is significantly expanding the team working to support the stablecoin project.
An influential government authority responsible for planning China’s economy has said blockchain will form an integral part of the country’s data and technology infrastructure.
Analysts say the growing number of small bitcoin accounts might suggest bitcoin is becoming more popular – even as a sentiment index is registering “extreme fear” for the longest period on record.
To keep dai near its $1 peg, the Maker community should consider negative interest rates. The cost to users may be worth it, says columnist J. P. Koning.
New Zealand’s government decided about going back to normal gradually from next week, as they plan to lift up the restrictions
The Pound Sterling edged lower against the US Dollar as the numbers of deaths from the Coronavirus increased in the UK.