Razormind to Set Up Blockchain Banks in Europe, Invest in Bitcoin ATMs
The Blockchain consulting company, Razormind, announced that it is planning to set up two bank locations (in Belfast and Paris) which will be using Razormind’s DeOS platform. The banks will allow deposit/withdrawal services for local Bitcoin payments. Razormind reports that both facilities should be active and ready to use by 2017. DeOS is Razormind’s operating system which uses Blockchain technology for storage. Documents, pictures, etc are all placed on the secure decentralized storage Blockchain. DeOS tokens will be used to register assets, create smart contracts and identities. It will....
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A UK company Razormind has emerged with details of its current work and plans related to Blockchain which may take it head to head against corporate giants such as Microsoft, IBM and Eris as well the new crypto on the block Ethereum. Razormind have over 260 staff and offices in London, Manchester, Belfast and Vancouver. Their clients are predominantly FinTech and household name banks including HSBC and Santander. Exploring ways to tailor Blockchain to finance. When asked what made them delve into the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry and when their journey began, the CEO Mr Jawad....
Since the announcement of the release of the Razormind DeOS operating system and the associated DEOS token crowdsale by myself in June and July of this year, there has been a flurry of accusations in online forums ranging from scam to fraud and everything in between. CoinTelegraph have been investigating throughout this whole period, what may be hidden behind Razormind. As a result, we came to the point where Razormind can be compared to the Kryptos, a sculpture by the American artist Jim Sanborn that is located on the grounds of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in Langley, Virginia.....
This article is a continuation of our previous analysis of the most popular US states for bitcoin using data from CoinDesk's bitcoin ATM map. As public interest in digital currencies grows, bitcoin ATMs have proven to be critical for bridging the gap between casual onlookers and active bitcoin owners. To identify the areas where bitcoin ATMs are particularly popular, we analyzed data from CoinDesk's bitcoin ATM map and calculated the countries in Europe with the most machines per capita. Of course, the term 'popular' is subjective by nature and there are countless ways to measure it, but....
After one week, Razormind claims that the crowdsale for its Blockchain powered DeOS (Decentralized Operating System) raised 2,947 BTC (US $1,936,031) in exchange for DEOS tokens, the platform’s provisioning currency. Minimum threshold for development already fulfilled. DeOS is a global public Blockchain service, which will allow users to securely register their assets, identities, auditable records and data and run smart contracts without the pay-as-you-go 'gas' model as with Ethereum. Nearly 3 million of 10 million DEOS tokens were sold in the first seven days involving over 290....
Despite the mounting number of blown up bank ATMs in Europe, the “profits” only rose by 3%. Bank ATMs have always been a valuable target for criminals. In most cases, they would use malware to steal card information and defraud users. However, it looks like a more dangerous trend is taking place over in Europe right now. The number of cash machines being blown up with explosives has increased by 80% in the first half of 2016. A very worrisome trend, to say the least. One of the more obvious questions is why criminals would decide to blow up cash machines in the first place. With nearly 500....