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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.

Bloomberg Bullish on Bancor?

Bloomberg reported on blockchain technology in developing communities, where trade is hampered by the lack of access to ready cash.

Business Nov. 4, 2018
Stuff Like That Is Going To Happen: Goldman Sachs Chair On $6bn Theft

Even the worst crypto crime could hardly match up to the Goldman Sachs bankers who embezzled $6bn from Malaysia’s development fund.

Business Nov. 3, 2018
Coinbase Lists Basic Attention Token

Coinbase has confirmed that the Basic Attention Token will be the next token to be listed on the platform, with trading to begin within hours.

Business Nov. 2, 2018
Bitcoin ATM Operator Now Licensed For NY

Coinsource, a leading operator of Bitcoin ATMs, has received a BitLicense from New York's financial regulators.

Business Nov. 2, 2018
Initiative Q Has Fintech Fuddled: Free Money For Everyone?

Initiative Q is more viral than Psy doing the Harlem Shake.... or is that the Harlem Shakedown? Are we really all getting free money?

Business Oct. 31, 2018
eToro Adds Binance Coin (BNB) As CZ Aims For Mass Adoption

Binance coin is now headed to retail markets on eToro, potentially putting BNB in the wallets of ten million new users.

Business Oct. 29, 2018
Lightning Strikes Stellar Lumens: Interstellar Starlight Launches

Interstellar has revealed the first test state demo for “Starlight,” a new lightning network to make Stellar Lumens a scalable network.

Business Oct. 29, 2018
Elastos Drama After A Surprise Unlock

Elastos announced that locked-up tokens will be released early, potentially flooding the market with uncirculated coins early next month.

Business Oct. 27, 2018