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Sam Reynolds is a contributor to Forkast and previously was a technology analyst with IDC. In addition to Forkast, Sam contributes to WCCFTech, covering semiconductors and finance.
Advanced Blockchain Technologies
Aside from cross-chain compatibility and scaling, the Shenzhen tech giant is also aiming to resolve data privacy and security issues in healthcare and finance.
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Regulation
SEC’s crackdown comes as more states permit online gambling, putting a further squeeze on the company once backed by celebrities like Ashton Kutcher.
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Bitcoin News
Caught in the US-China trade war crossfire, the semiconductor manufacturer's shares tumbled alongside Beijing’s fading dreams of a domestic silicon supply.
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Advanced Blockchain Technologies
Conflux wins rare endorsements from Shanghai and Hunan provincial governments as other blockchain firms struggle for a toehold on the mainland.
Sam Reynolds
Advanced Blockchain Technologies
New lightweight protocol nearing mainnet launch says it is distributing six times more tokens than others to attract developers and encourage greater decentralization.
Sam Reynolds
Crypto Trading and Strategies
New perpetual contracts — a crypto derivatives product — can be 'inversed' and priced in BTC rather than tied to fiat. What does this mean for investors?
Sam Reynolds
Regulation
As US regulators warm to digital assets, Diginex capitalizes on the world’s most mature financial market by launching platform that allows crypto spot trading.
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Regulatory News
The $660 billion Paycheck Protection Program — intended to help America’s small businesses survive the pandemic — also gave financial aid to crypto firms accused of fraud, a Forkast.News investigation found.
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Bitcoin News
Latest salvo in Bitmain's epic civil war: World's largest crypto mining equipment maker accuses estranged co-founder of absconding with customers and a big chunk of the world's hashing power.
Sam Reynolds
Bitcoin News
Twitter blames "social engineering" for attacks on the accounts of Joe Biden, Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Barack Obama. What really happened?
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