Mar 5, 2019

Crypto Croissant - Issue #4

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Welcome to Issue #4 of the Crypto Croissant, a weekly roundup of the most progressive news within the cryptocurrency and blockchain world.

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Roundup:

Kraken (and now Binance) are offering six figures to anyone who can find the missing Quadriga funds, the relevant wallets where the funds should have been stored, are empty.

A #DeleteCoinbase movement has been started after their acquisition of Neutrino, which was founded by three former employees of the ‘Hacking Team’ who were caught selling spyware to governments. Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong addresses this directly.

One of the earliest adopters of Bitcoin, Kyle Torpey takes the ’Opinion’ limelight this week as he discusses cryptocurrencies that aren’t really cryptocurrencies (you’ll be surprised by some of them).

News

Kraken Exchange Offers $100K Reward for Missing QuadrigaCX Crypto - CoinDesk

Crypto exchange Kraken is offering up to $100,000 to anyone who can help solve this year’s biggest blockchain mystery: what happened to QuadrigaCX’s coins?

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The QuadrigaCX crypto mystery deepens as wallets turn up empty | WIRED UK

The boss of QuadrigaCX took the master password for 115,000 accounts to his grave. But since he died it’s been impossible to track down the money…

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Former Hacking Team Members Are Now Spying on the Blockchain for Coinbase - Motherboard

Coinbase said it’s aware of the Neutrino founders’ controversial past, but their technology is the best the major exchange has encountered.

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Living up to our values and the Neutrino acquisition

We recently announced the acquisition of Neutrino, a blockchain analytics company. I’d like to share a bit of the back story on this acquisition, and a decision we’ve made going forward. Our mission…

blog.coinbase.com • Share

What we know about Facebook’s secretive cryptocurrency – and what we don’t

Rumours about Facebook’s potential entry into the world of cryptocurrency have been swirling around for months, but it now seems the technology giant is getting closer to launching its own coin.

thenextweb.com • Share

Ernst & Young Introduces Tax Tool for Reporting Cryptocurrencies

Big Four firm Ernst & Young has released a new product for claiming taxes on cryptocurrencies.

cointelegraph.com • Share

Opinion

Opinion: Some of the Top Cryptocurrencies Aren’t Really Cryptocurrencies - Longhash

But what defines a cryptocurrency? Why isn’t a virtual currency like World of Warcraft gold listed on these sites? - Kyle Torpey

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