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In an announcement today, eToroX – the specialized blockchain division of social trading platform eToro – revealed it is launching a new cryptocurrency-only exchange desk for pro traders. The new platform will support trading in six cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ripple, and Dash. More notably, the exchange will also support trading in eight fiat-backed stablecoins, pegged to Euro, US dollar, New Zealand dollar,Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, and UK pound sterling. All stablecoins will be issued and managed by eToroX. eToro says there will be 37 different trading pairs – BTC-USD and XRP-GBP among others – between all cryptocurrencies and stablecoins offered.…
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Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! Say hello, everyone, to the JBL Link 500. This is a voice-activated smart speaker with a big sound. Oh, and it’s currently HALF PRICE, meaning you can pick one up for the low, low cost of $199.95. We’re in bargain country now. Before we go on, why would you want a JBL Link 500? Well, it’s rated to deliver a whopping 60W RMS of sound that should be more than enough to fill your living room. While I’ve never used the JBL Link 500 specifically,…
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Advanced Mobile Location (AML) has been one of the biggest technological developments for emergency services around the globe. Once enabled, AML automatically activates the geo-locating capabilities of smartphones all over the world during emergency calls — sending locations to dispatchers that are 4,000 times more accurate than was previously possible. There’s just one problem, only 12 European countries and three others use it — but that’s set to change. The new European Electronics Communication Code will make it mandatory for all EU member states to use handset-derived location in addition to network-based information by December 2020 — ensuring AML deployment…
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Bitcoin fraudsters have actually failed for once! Hawaiian Electric customers have successfully been ignoring a “robocall” scam requesting they pay a Bitcoin amount in exchange for keeping their electricity supply running, hah! According to Hawaiian Electric, of the more than 70 scam calls reported, none of the customers paid out any money – an encouraging sign that customers are simply ignoring the scammers. The flurry of calls took place on Tuesday and Wednesday last week. They were made to individuals and a host of businesses. During the calls, customers were told that their power supply would cease if they didn’t…
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