Materials by tag Cryptocurrency

The European gambling sector accounts for nearly half of all gambling transaction online and has been growing year on year since the inception of the internet. New mobile technology made it possible to bring casinos games and sports betting to the masses which has completely changed the industry. Now cryptocurrencies are about to do the same and take gambling to the next level. In this article, I will talk about how crypto and the technology behind it is been used to transform one of the world’s oldest industries.

Ohio, a state of the US, gave the world John Glenn, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Wright Brothers and, it is also planning to stake its claims as the “Silicon Valley of Cryptocurrency,” as soon as possible. Ohio – which is also well known by its official nickname “The Buckeye State” is optimistic that crypto and blockchain technology will more significantly reinforce the economy to better standards. Recently, these bulls allied in the fields of investments, innovation, public policy and education. Innovation has played a big part to obscure the bear market of digital currencies especially Bitcoin (BTC). Ohio is more likely to change its official nickname (motto) to ‘The BTC State.’

For close to a decade, social media platforms have significantly transformed our social lives and businesses. Through enabling people across the globe to network and communicate, social media has left a big imprint in history. Actually, due to its large social networks, social media has orchestrated disruptive effects in social processes and businesses.

2018 Global Entertainment Future Summit, jointly hosted by Sina, the largest China online media and MGS Entertainment Show, was held at the Venetian Macao Hotel from November 13-15th in Macao. Present at the Summit were Alphaslot from Hongkong, Huawei, Sina and Netease. As Asia's top blockchain-entertainment open platform, Alphaslot shared its insights and unique blockchain approach to reshape the 100m users in Macau and Las Vegas entertainment industry.

The Finance Ministry of Estonia will soon add amendments to a financial bill which was recently passed, purposely meant to "harden" cryptocurrency-related regulation, according to a report by Äripäev, an Estonian financial newspaper.