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Andrew Ancheta

Contributor

New York

After many adventures in China, Vietnam, Persia, Cuba, and Europe, Andrew spent several years in Beijing, where he produced articles for the state media. Besides cryptocurrency, Andrew's also interested in travel writing and photography. His articles have appeared in VICE, Time Out, City Weekend, and several other magazines and websites around the world.

Plasma Dog: The First dApp On OmiseGo

OmiseGo OMG has teamed up with Hoard to introduce “Plasma Dog,” a video game dApp that demonstrates the viability of Plasma for scaling.

Business Nov. 18, 2018
Shitcoin Surprise: SEC Hands Paragon And AirToken Investors A Mulligan

The SEC handed down civil penalties to two ICO projects today - Paragon and AirToken will refund harmed investors and register as securities.

Business Nov. 16, 2018
Tron: Million Dollar Contest for dApp Development

Tron (TRX) has announced an “accelerator program” with $1M in prizes to finance dApp development and build projects for the ecosystem

Business Nov. 16, 2018
Even In A Bear Market Aeternity Will Pay You To Study Blockchain

aeternity (AE) has partnered with dacade to launch an introductory blockchain course, and students will be incentivized—in crypto.

Education Nov. 16, 2018
Cardano Foundation Chair Resigns Under Fire

Michael Parsons has resigned as head of the Cardano Foundation, following demands from other community leaders for his resignation.

Business Nov. 13, 2018
Ripple Lawsuit Twists Again: Crafty Class Action U-Turn Could Favor Defendants

Claiming XRP isn’t a security might be a long shot, but Ripple’s lawyers are more than capable of pulling a legal hat-trick.

Analysis Nov. 12, 2018
Bosch Plugs IOTA With XDK Tools

Stellar has IBM, and Ripple has banks, but there aren’t many non-block tech giants betting on crypto the way Bosch is supporting IOTA.

Analysis Nov. 12, 2018
Blockchain Poised To Clean Up In Advertising Industry

The majority of surveyed advertising executives consider the future of the industry to be tied to blockchain technology.

Business Nov. 9, 2018