2018-9-6 00:00 |
Despite previously telling the SEC it would not accept cryptocurrencies, High Times is accepting both bitcoin and ethereum for its IPO.
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Since inception, many industries have adopted cryptocurrency because of its versatile functionality and exposure to global investment. Announced August 2, 2018, cannabis media giant High Times will become the first ever IPO to accept investments in cryptocurrency.
2018-8-4 03:00 | |
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On Thursday, the well-known cannabis culture brand and publication High Times announced it’s holding an initial public offering (IPO) and that it will be the first regulated A+ stock offering to accept cryptocurrencies.
2018-8-4 23:55 | |
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Legacy cannabis culture media High Times Holding Corporation will be accepting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) during its Initial Public Offering (IPO). By doing so, it will purportedly become the “first traditional stock offering ever to accept investments” through cryptocurrencies.
2018-8-3 19:30 | |
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Cannabis culture media organization High Times Holding Corp. will accept cryptocurrencies in its Initial Public Offering (IPO), High Times reports Aug. 2. In doing so, it will reportedly be the “first traditional stock offering ever to accept investments” in cryptocurrencies.
2018-8-3 09:32 | |
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Leaked financial data has allegedly revealed that cryptocurrency mining juggernaut Bitmain captured a monolithic $1. 2 billion USD in profit for the first quarter of 2018, as well as hinting toward details of the upcoming Bitmain IPO.
2018-8-1 13:29 | |
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Ripple is staring down the barrel of yet another securities lawsuit — its third one this year. Filed in the Superior Court of the State of California in San Mateo County, the class action alleges that Ripple and its team illegally sold and promoted XRP, Ripple’s currency, as an unregistered security.
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High Times, which announced last week that it would accept bitcoin and ether for its coming IPO, said in an SEC filing Monday that this was an "error."