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Blockchain has announced the biggest give away in the history of the cryptocurrencies, yup we are talking about the hundred and twenty-five million XLM giveaway announced by Blockchain. It’s all over the news and thousands if not millions around the globe have signed up the waiting list for some free dough. The blockchain is promoting the waiting list rigorously before they start giving away amounts between $25 – $20 in Stellar, an altcoin that has recently been added on the network. This is a simple give away that requires users; new and old alike, to share their Blockchain wallet address with the firm, or is it really that simple? Blockchain and Crypto activist Udi Wertheimer has bashed Blockchain idea to be a cheap gimmick in order to acquire data that is worth a much more than hundred and twenty-five million, without ever having to ask for the data itself. Wertheimer explained in his tweet that the claim process require to verify your identity using your wallet credentials and in

In a recent interview with LearnBonds.com CoinEx CEO and founder, Haipo Yang took a dig at a system which boasts of ninety-nine percent (99%) of cryptocurrency trade, centralized blockchain exchange. Yang touched upon several topics currently trending in the cryptocurrency space. Among those were Facebook’s project libra, next altcoin season, and central bank digital currencies. He took the opportunity to highlight the challenges of crypto community currently faces and specifically spoke about centralized exchanges and how it defeats the whole purpose of creating a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, which is at the helms of centralized entities now. Centralized exchanges are like a bug, CoinEx CEO Yang highlighted the fact of how most blockchain exchanges are centrally-controlled, which he believes is the biggest hurdle for the crypto community. However, for decentralized exchanges to gain traction, they need to be better positioned and offer more user-friendly solutions. Thus

According to a recent report published by local news media outlet China leads the front when it comes to using blockchain in legal services as the country witnessed over three million blockchain-based court settlement cases from March until October this year. The legal profession has been undergoing evolution since last few years, and with the advent of newer technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, online communication tools and blockchain, it is no longer a stranger to technology. And, if one happens to belong to legal services in a country like China, where blockchain technology is currently exciting everyone’s interests and concerns and the government rolling out a nationwide blockchain consortium to assist in establishing blockchain-related businesses, blockchain will probably become a way of life soon. Chinese courts turn to blockchain and AI for better efficiency This year, the country saw an increasing number of litigation cases being resolved by block