Your Wallet in 2030 Will Be Full of Free Money

Bitcoin wallet company Coinkite is now free... Or rather their sophisticated, multi-signature wallet is free. Company CEO Rodolfo Novak explains that the amount of bitcoins lost or stolen over time has caused him to feel a twinge of sadness for customers and digital currency enthusiasts, and he and his staff wanted to give those loyal to Coinkite an early Christmas gift in the form of a free, secure bitcoin wallet. Novak states: "Honestly, I think the biggest driver for making the multi-signature free is that I'm sick and tired of seeing people post on Reddit that they lost money. It....

Quick Facts: 1️⃣ Prosecutors want the full five-year prison sentence for Samourai Wallet’s founders after they pleaded guilty to an illegal money-transmitting charge. 2️⃣ A key piece of evidence is an internal message where a founder called their mixing feature ‘money laundering for Bitcoin.’ 3️⃣ Best Wallet remains a private and secure multi-chain wallet for […]

In a discussion with Cardano community member Big Pey, Fergie from Input Output Global’s (IOG) research division revealed the full scope of Cardano’s proposed roadmap through 2030. The plan, spanning nine research areas and 34 workstreams, seeks to establish Cardano as a leading blockchain platform capable of supporting global-scale decentralized applications, advanced tokenomics, and post-quantum […]

CoinCorner, operator of the first cryptocurrency exchange on the Isle of Man, has announced the launch of three new services - all part of an incremental update of the exchange's platform. The new version of CoinCorner's bitcoin platform delivers a new mobile wallet app, a free payment gateway and a point of sale (POS) system. The new services are free to use, but CoinCorner will maintain its fee on bitcoin to fiat conversion. Multi-cryptocurrency wallet. The mobile wallet - which is free and available for both Android and Apple iOS devices - allows users to buy, sell, send and receive....

Google's not launching its own currency (not yet, anyway), but it does plan to soon let people send each other money as easily as sending an email. In fact, it's going to let people send each other money by sending emails. Over coming months, Google's Gmail users will find a "$" icon added to their email attachment options. When they click the symbol they can specify how much money they want to send to whom. The service will at first be available in the US only, to users 18 years of age and older. Recipients do not have to have a Gmail account or Google Wallet. For users whose bank....