Welcome to the Crypto Croissant, a weekly roundup of the most progressive news within the cryptocurrency and blockchain world.
Roundup: Jamie Dimon has gone from calling Bitcoin a fraud to making JPM coin, Binance have started to filter out the shitcoins (finally) and the Quadriga mystery continues…
JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Thursday it plans to launch its own digital coins, called “JPM Coin”, that customers will be able to use for instant transfer of payments over a blockchain network.
Binance announced that it will be delisting CLOAK, MOD, SALT, SUB, and WINGS, citing reasons such as “commitment of the team to project” to “fraudulent conduct.”
Quadriga CX founder Gerry Cotten died in December possibly holding the only keys to C$190 million ($143 million) in cryptocurrencies – but five years ago, he revealed exactly how his digital exchange stored Bitcoin for its clients.
The latest addition to Coinbase Earn, a section of the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange’s website that lets users earn cryptocurrencies while learning about them, is the privacy-cenric cryptocurrency Zcash (ZEC).
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