Mastermind Behind India’s Biggest Bitcoin Scam Offers Compensation to Victims
Amit Bhardwaj, the kingpin behind the $150 Million (Rs. 1000 Crore) Bitcoin Ponzi scam GainBitcoins is willing to offer refunds to investors.
- Vishal Sancheti
- Jul 19, 2018
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Amit Bhardwaj, the kingpin behind the $150 Million (Rs. 1000 Crore) Bitcoin Ponzi scam GainBitcoins is willing to offer refunds to investors.
Malta is all set to record a historic first in the world of Fin-Tech, as it plans to launch a decentralized global stock exchange.
Brave Browser, which recently crossed over 3 Million monthly active users, is ad-free, high on privacy and very secure!
Deloitte, KPMG, EY and PwC have come together to test a blockchain-based auditing service in Taiwan, which is all set to reduce the time and manual effort!
The Fed chairman also added that the cryptocurrencies are out of the regulatory control of the Fed and that it isn’t seeking to “provide oversight.”
Change.org has created a cryptocurrency mining screensaver, which will mine for Monero (XMR) to fund the Change.org Foundation while your PC is idle.
A new patent from Mastercard, filed with the USPTO reveals that the company is planning to develop a system which links cryptocurrencies with bank accounts.
The account opening is available for individuals from 20 to 70 years old residing in Japan. Applications for establishing accounts from corporate customers are currently not accepted.
The service provides organizations with a development platform to build their own blockchain networks.
Candidates will get to see the new material next month - August 2018. These topics will be part of a new reading called Fintech in Investment Management.