Lockdown reignites Bitcoin interest across SA’s crypto exchanges

Although gold doesn’t generate an income, it is considered an insurance-like safe-haven investment option, says Revix SA.

Unlike most of its peers, Conflux designed a three-phase launch plan to roll out the functionalities and features step-by-step.

John Singh, head of the Institute of Information Technology Professionals SA Blockchain Special Interest Group in KwaZulu-Natal, believes there will be strong demand for blockchain and crypto-currency skills in future.

The wealth management group is considering the introduction of a wallet to hold its clients’ digital assets.

The Binance exchange establishes a fiat gateway in SA, allowing customers to buy crypto with rands.

Africa has tremendous potential, and partnerships are essential at this pivotal time within the crypto-currency industry, says the Bitcoin marketplace.

Conflux, a Beijing-based start-up, has achieved a rare feat: winning official Chinese government support for a public, permissionless blockchain.

Researchers are using AI to accelerate clinical trials to find a cure and are working on genome sequencing using high-performance computing resources, says Scott Campbell, Senior Manager, Content Marketing at CompTIA.

Having launched Testnet in 2019, Conflux is looking to establish a concrete community of developers and miners, and to also partner with African exchanges.

Some banks say they have no appetite for blockchain technologies; others, like Investec, are looking to roll out products and solutions.

The Trojan is one of the most commonly bought and sold stealers on Russian forums due to its wide range of capabilities.

The start-up’s global expansion and appointment of Eden Dhaliwal came after it received a rare official endorsement and financial backing from the Shanghai government.