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The crypto markets have experienced explosive growth since Bitcoin’s inception in 2009, and this is emblematic by the massive climb in the aggregated market’s 24-hour trading volume – which has surged from roughly $10 million in 2014 to hitting over $100 billion in late-October.

Sometimes, becoming rich doesn’t need a lot of work but rather to be in the right place at the right time, or to get the right cryptocurrency at the exact right moment. Some of those who were lucky to buy or mine their own Bitcoins before the price surge are millionaires today.

With the growing interest in investing in cryptocurrency and blockchain-related businesses, a significant number of different regulatory agencies are trying their level best to transform this embryonic industry, however, a lot of venture capitalists including equity investors are still stuck on what to do since they have less awareness of these disruptive technologies.

Starting from next year, Deutsche Telekom AG, the largest telecommunications provider in Europe, will simplify life by providing its business clients with a distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) facility called German Blockchain Ecosystem (GBE).

The industry leader in bitcoin gaming, Bitcasino.io, has introduced an all-new loyalty system that will give all players at its casino immediate winnings in the form of rewards.

The influence of media channels on people’s everyday life has been growing since the day the first newsletter was sent. Centuries after the development of typography publishing, radio, TV and Internet follows this trend. Today, the role of media channels on the cryptocurrency market has grown to a new level.

Bitcoin has a long term reputation as the top cryptocurrency. While being the most popular, expensive and volatile coins, Bitcoin remains alive and kicking despite the dramatic price rise and falls.

MasterCard Incorporated, an American global financial services firm and a payment processing giant, has recently declared some important principles for its work with groundbreaking innovations including blockchain technology.

The Bank of England (BoE) has come out to embrace Facebook’s digital currency project Libra despite the recent criticism it has been facing from various financial regulators across the globe.