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Follow-Up

Everything you need to know about recent cryptocurrency events is in the follow-ups by Cointelegraph. Cryptocurrency follow-ups deliver a fast and convenient way to keep abreast with all the newest incidents and accidents in the world of blockchain. The most critical cases are discussed in a clear and comprehensive way by scientists, authors and IT developers from around the world, making it a useful way to follow the news for both beginners and professionals.

PwC announced its cryptocurrency auditing software solution that supposedly understands how the blockchain works.

Will PwC’s New Software Solve the Cryptocurrency Auditing Problem?

2019-06-22T20:46:00+01:00

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The Brazilian government has made several moves surrounding blockchain and its regulation in the past two weeks.

As Brazil’s Economy Risks Recession, Regulators and Banks Implement Blockchain

Justin O’Connell

2019-06-21T14:42:00+01:00

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Summary of the first reactions on Facebook’s Libra.

Facebook’s Libra Coin: Initial Reactions Mixed

Dion Dalton-Bridges

2019-06-20T16:14:00+01:00

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One of the oldest crypto sites shuts down, then comes back up immediately, citing loss of traffic.

The Strange Case of CCN and the Google June 2019 Core Update

2019-06-15T19:10:00+01:00

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India is hit with its latest wave of speculations, as rumors of a full crypto ban emerge, yet remain unconfirmed by its reserve bank.

Skepticism as News of Secretive India Crypto Bill Breaks

Nikolai Kuznetsov

2019-06-13T20:32:00+01:00

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Partnership between Japan’s transport and e-commerce giant revs up Tokyo’s efforts to go cashless.

Cashless-Bound: Japan's Transport and E-Commerce Partnership on the Fast Track

Gareth Jenkinson

2019-06-11T00:50:00+01:00

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The Utility Settlement Coin (USC) project has the potential to disrupt the banking sector with crypto payments.

Bank to Basics: USC Project Seeks to Disrupt Traditional Wholesale Banking

2019-06-10T18:25:00+01:00

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Dutch billionaire John De Mol is suing Facebook over fraudulent crypto ads.

Dutch Billionaire Yet Another Victim of Deceptive Crypto Ads, Sues Facebook

2019-06-08T14:30:00+01:00

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