Nano developer team has just released Nano Wallet Desktop v1.3.0 that brings better performance and security in Electron 3 and resolves multiple sync issues. They have also released information on what’s in the tunnel and that includes support for the Ledger Nano hardware wallet.
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Legal complaint against members of Nano Foundation, previously known as Bitgrail, has been withdrawn as the case lacked merit. Nano foundation is now working towards the goal of making Nano a universally accepted global currency.
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Nano team has released v1.1.0 of the Nano desktop wallet.
The Nano Node v15 and v15.1 were not formally announced but the v15.2 is here. Earlier versions were downloaded by users resulting in the local files nanocurrency / nano:V15.0 or nanocurrency / nano: V15.1. And since the files would have had to be manually cleared in a v15.0 re-release, the version number was changed to 15.2.
PivX has grown tremendously over the past one year. The bear market prove to be harsh for the PivX but that did not destroy the fundamentals of this powerful, privacy coin. So here are top 20 reasons why you should have PivX in your cryptocurrency portfolio.
Blockchain Foundry Inc (BCF), the company behind Syscoin has just announced its listing on Frankfurt stocks exchange under the trading symbol 9BF. Its common shares continue to be listed on CSE – Canadian Securities Exchange under ticker BCFN.
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Red Pulse is excited to announce that they have partnered up with TalentSnap, a revolutionary new project that aims to disrupt the hiring process through the application of machine learning, artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.
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Chinese authorities have busted a world cup gambling ring that was hosting more than 10B Yuan or 1.5B dollars – all in cryptocurrencies. More than 300,000 players from different countries and 8000 agents were involved who were earning commissions for helping people placing bets.
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