Ernst & Young Is Going Bitcoin While PwC, Deloitte and KPMG Push Permissioned Blockchains
While some multi-bln professional service firms are pushing the development and implementation of private Blockchains, Ernst & Young (EY), one of the “Big Four” accounting corporations in the world, is leading the Bitcoin industry to the mainstream. EY’s Bitcoin ATMs and Wallets For Clients & Employees. In 2016, EY has had tremendous success in introducing Bitcoin to its clients and most importantly, its employees. EY has about 231,000 globally and the firm has already provided EY secure digital wallet applications to all EY employees in Switzerland. The digital wallet allows users....
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One of the “Big Four” audit firms the multinational financial management service Ernst & Young (EY) is auctioning $16 million worth of bitcoin next month in Sydney, Australia. The 24,518 bitcoins seized by special agencies will make for the country’s first cryptocurrency auction of this magnitude — much like the U.S. Marshals Silk Road auctions in....
Ernst & Young is one of the most respected companies active in the financial sector today. Despite their interest in blockchain technology, the company is also selling US$16m worth of confiscated Bitcoin next month. A Huge Bitcoin Auction By Ernst & Young. The bitcoins in question were seized last year as part of an investigation into criminal activity over the Internet. There will be 11 lots of 2,000 coins each, and one big lot of 2,518 BTC. This seems to follow the same trend of how the Silk Road bitcoins were sold last year. It will be interesting to see who decides to bid on these lots....