• Jul 30, 2026

The Korean Peace Treaty Is Now Permanently Stored Over an Ethereum Blockchain 

The Panmunjom Declaration, signed by leaders of North and South Korea marking the end of the Korean war is stored on block 5517596 of the Ethereum blockchain.

Crypto Mining has enormously increased computing potential- Google Co-founder

Brin mentioned that Google witnessed a surge of their own processors by 200,000x (times) in just 20 years!

Barclay Denies Rumours Surrounding Outset of a Cryptocurrency Trading Desk

Barclay, the U.K bank denies speculation over setting up a cryptocurrency trading desk.

Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum Classic List on the London Block Exchange

UK’s first dedicated exchange for cryptocurrencies has listed Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC) to its platform

Mastercard Innovation Labs Files Patent for Faster Blockchain Node Verification

Mastercard Innovation Lab has experimented and filed a successful patent for a system designed to increase the speed of node verification

Bitfinex Now Supports Stellar (XLM) and Verge (XVG) Cryptocurrency Trading

Bitfinex has just announced that two new currencies have now made their debut on the platform - Stellar Lumens (XLM) and Verge (XVG).

Vizag-Based Zebi Data India To Hire 900 Employees in Blockchain Development By 2022

Zebi Data India, which currently has 30 employees - has stated that they aim to expand to a team of 900 devs by 2022 - and target a revenue of $60 Million. 

Ternio Co-Founder, Ian Kane explains Blockchain for Digital Advertising Market

Ternio is a blockchain technology that’s designed for the digital advertising market and aims to offer quick payment delivery on individual impressions.

Elena Shkarubo, the CEO of MeetnGreetMe Gets Candid about their Blockchain Venture

MeetnGreetMe is an online concierge service that links out-of-town travelers with locals for advice about their destination and support during their stay.

Hong Kong Financial Watchdog Authority FSTB Says Cryptocurrencies Are Not a Threat 

Hong Kong's FSTB's report on ‘Money Laundering and Financial Risk Assessment’ has found that cryptocurrencies are not leading to a rise in these activities.