December 9, 2018

Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency headlines
Brave is getting a boost in users via being the native browser on the the latest HTC phone.
Ethereum developers have agreed on when to launch the corresponding hard fork—around January 16th 2019.
IBM is partners with Abu Dhabi National oil company on blockchain pilot.
Researches in the UK are using machine learning to identify pump-and-dump scams.
Links:

Ethereum Developers Agree on Launch Date for Major Constantinople Upgrade | The Daily Hodl

BrendanEich on Twitter: "We are very happy to have @Brave as default browser & to be working with HTC on their Exodus phone: https://t.co/J5WQrqODKa"

Researchers Use Machine Learning to Find Crypto Pump & Dumps Before They Happen

IBM Partners with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Blockchain Supply Chain System — IBM Partners with Abu Dhabi National Oil

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency headlines

Brave is getting a boost in users via being the native browser on the the latest HTC phone.

Ethereum developers have agreed on when to launch the corresponding hard fork—around January 16th 2019.

IBM is partners with Abu Dhabi National oil company on blockchain pilot.

Researches in the UK are using machine learning to identify pump-and-dump scams.

Links:

IBM Partners with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Blockchain Supply Chain System — IBM Partners with Abu Dhabi National Oil

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