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An Amsterdam-based cryptocurrency exchange is facing an uncertain future. Blockport has declared bankruptcy after its security token offering (STO) failed to meet its minimum expectations last month. Blockport’s STO failed to reach its soft cap of €1 million ($1.13 million) in May. Shortly after, the company filed for and was declared bankrupt, according to recently found bankruptcy records. “Since our first equity fundraising (STO) round was unsuccessful, we can’t uphold our planned growth trajectory and therefore have to significantly scale down our operations and team,” Blockport founder Sebastiaan Lichter told Hard Fork. The Blockport STO launched on April 16 and…
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Microsoft is very proud of its Azure Blockchain-powered smart contract auditing tools for Ethereum – so much so it decided to flaunt some of the benefits of the software in a new blog post. “One of the key drivers making blockchain-based applications programmable, accessible to enterprise customers, and able to meet the diverse needs of a variety of sectors [are smart contracts],” the post reads. “They foster trust in adversarial environments, but also make it challenging to secure compared to traditional code.” But worry no more, the software Goliath believes it has the solution to this quandary: Verifier for Solidity…
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Apple announced a bunch of cool stuff at its developer conference yesterday: a new Mac pro, iOS 13 with dark mode, a new photos app, and iPadOS with USB stick support. However, Apple was selling another feature to all of us – privacy. No, it wasn’t just an “oh we keep your data safe and secure” kind of facade. These are the actual features we’re talking about. Apple took jibes at Google and Facebook, and talked about how it believes children shouldn’t be tracked. Here are some of the coolest privacy features: Sign in with Apple This was probably my…
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Apple announced a bunch of cool stuff at its developer conference yesterday: a new Mac pro, iOS 13 with dark mode, a new photos app, and iPadOS with USB stick support. However, Apple was selling another feature to all of us – privacy. No, it wasn’t just an “oh we keep your data safe and secure” kind of facade. These are the actual features we’re talking about. Apple took jibes at Google and Facebook, and talked about how it believes children shouldn’t be tracked. Here are some of the coolest privacy features: Sign in with Apple This was probably my…
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