Australian exchange aims to make cryptocurrency “greener”
Independent Reserve, the Australian exchange, tries its hand at doing its part. Their new “partnership” with Climeworks is rather novel.
Visa, Uber and PayPal are reportedly backing Facebook’s Cryptocurrency
The WSJ reports that among those that bought into Facebook’s cryptocurrency are Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber, Stripe, Booking.com and MercadoLibre.
Protecting cryptocurrency wallets from digital thieves
One way in which cryptocurrency wallets aren’t like conventional wallets is that cryptocurrency wallets can be hacked.
Who can benefit from the spread of crypto ATMs?
Bitcoin is great for online purchases from a number of suppliers. It’s also fairly easy and convenient to exchange. If only there were crypto ATMs.
Everything you need to know about Cryptocurrencies
And while everyone has heard of crypto names like Bitcoin, very few people understand the fundamentals of how cryptocurrencies actually work — especially in the context of personal finance.
e-Pocket: new platform brings crypto and traditional currencies into one digital wallet
E-pocket is a new platform set to transform the mobile payment market by making cryptocurrencies just as easy to earn, spend and manage as your regular Aussie dollar.
Brisbane entrepreneurs make buying bitcoin easy
Digital Surge has removed all of the complications of other exchanges, making the purchase and trade of Bitcoin as simple as internet banking.
Why this un-banked Kiwi crypto startup has relocated to Sydney
Kiwi cryptocurrency broker startup Cryptosaver has relocated from its Auckland birthplace to Sydney, with the founders claiming they have been unable to open a bank account for the business in New Zealand. Founded a year ago by James Viggiano, Denym Bird and Jack Daffron, Cryptosaver is an investment platform for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, designed to make it easy for users to purchase cryptocurrency and track gains on their investments. Co-founder James Viggiano, who is now based in Sydney while his co-founders work out of Auckland, tells StartupSmart the startup was initially able to open an account with one of the New Zealand banks, but that bank soon closed their account. […]
