How is Bitcoin regulated in the United States?
Bitcoin regulation is an ever-evolving topic, especially in the United States where national legislation is impacted by individual states.
When eToro makes millions, they need wallets in which to put the funds
eToro has just announced that they will be launching a new cryptocurrency exchange and mobile wallet in the United States.
Before the exchange is officially launched, users will be able to sign up on the waiting list where they can pre-verify their registration. At launch, the platform will only be supporting ten different cryptocurrencies namely Bitcoin Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Litecoin, EOS, Stellar, NEO, Dash and Ethereum Classic. The company also plan to add more coins by the end of this year.
This announcement comes just after the financial tech trading platform closed its massive $100 million USD series E round of fundraising.
“U.S. crypto holders have a strong appetite for diversified portfolios. We’re committed to offering the best tools and assets to help them manage their investments all in one place.” Said Yoni Assia, eToro’s CEO when announcing the launch. https://t.co/G3T5IwRHzX
— eToro (@eToro) May 17, 2018
No High-Low’s with Civic’s new ID system for social platform Hilo
Hilo is looking to adopt Civic’s newly launched blockchain verification system into their platform.
The social media network has integrated the system called “ID Codes,” to their website and are offering registrations for all levels of cryptocurrency traders (whether new in the game or a king player) and will be able to provide information on cryptocurrency coins and their prices.
With this initiative, Civic is hoping to reduce false listings of top industry figures as advisors on scam fundraising websites and this exact case point in mind sparked Hilo’s interest.
The CEO of the platform, Monica Puchner said that the team is excited about the ID Codes because is “allows [them] to authenticate [their] team members, [their] investors and [their] advisors on [their] website”.