Crypto data tracker CoinMarketCap.com (CMC) has launched a professional, paid API targeting developers and funds, according to an official announcement published August 1.
The new product reportedly aims to serve as a key “pipeline” that will provide accurate and differentiated data for developers and funds across crypto product prices, market capitalization, conversions, and trading pair data aggregated from multiple exchanges.
CMC presents its new API as a response to the diversification of new crypto products as well as the rising number of institutional funds investing in the nascent industry.
The project notes that the API has undergone a month-long beta testing phase by users before today’s launch.
The new API also tracks crypto-based derivatives markets, with support for futures, options and over-the-counter (OTC) exchanges.
Security has been a key issue for developers around the globe, especially those in the cryptocurrency and blockchain realms. They are constantly engaged in a battle against hackers to prevent data breaches of confidential user information.
To Mark Pascall, co-founder of BlockchainLabs New Zealand (NZ) and president of the Blockchain Association NZ, the blockchain space is more than just a new technology layer, it’s a “fundamentally different way for organizations and societies to operate.
Access to personal financial data and the emergence of blockchain technology have been the catalyst for a revolution in the banking sector. At the start of this year, banks within the European Union were ordered by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to grant customers access to their personal data.
Cartesi is an infrastructure layer that grants blockchains the power to achieve consensus over real world computations happening off-chain. Cartesi embraces the security and the economy of the blockchain, while enabling real world computational tasks.
DIRT, a blockchain startup that plans to develop a trusted platform for structured data, has raised $3 million in a seed funding round. The San Francisco-based company said investment firms that participated in the round include General Catalyst, Greylock Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Pantera Capital and others.
DIRT, a blockchain startup that plans to develop a trusted platform for structured data, has raised $3 million in a seed funding round. The San Francisco-based company said investment firms that participated in the round include General Catalyst, Greylock Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Pantera Capital and others.
Computer manufacturing company HTC says it is on the verge of releasing its upcoming blockchain phone, Exodus, which was first announced in May of 2018. Chief crypto officer at HTC Phil Chen leads the company’s blockchain and cryptocurrency initiatives.
According to TechCrunch, Dirt Protocol, a platform that uses blockchain technology to verify information, raised $3 million in seed funding from some venture firms and angel investors. Dirt Protocol Provides the Tools For Developers to Build their Databases Venture Beat reported that Dirt Protocol is creating a “Wikipedia for structured data.
Bitcoin, in its nine years of existence, has steadily gained traction, defining itself as a new digital gold. Early adopters of this technology have shown excitement for the potential of this inflation-proof sound money.
The
Bitcoin movement has brought with it a tidal wave of activity in cryptocurrency
investments and trading. As a result, crypto market capitalization soared to an
all-time high of around $820 billion in early January of 2018.
Little-known to the average investor, data markets hold tremendous value for both developers and traders. The EOS RAM market – selling memory space to developers – is seeing a spike in price per megabyte due to centralized ownership.
During the past week, the price for RAM on the EOS network increased more than tenfold in a bonafide trading frenzy. Now, some in the EOS community are worried about the possible negative effects of RAM trading and speculation on the network.
Imagine an
enhanced field of vision — one which allows us to seamlessly interact with
others, through the use of our hands and without dependency on a screen.
Imagine an
enhanced field of vision — one which allows us to seamlessly interact with
others, through the use of our hands and without dependency on a screen.
Newton is an infrastructure for the protocol-based economy. Newton infrastructure is based on NewChain fundamental technology and hyper exchange protocol, upper level has complete commerce ecology. Participant can develop DAPP such as mall, logistics and payment in this ecology.
News Over the past month or so since the most recent Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network upgrade, a lot of developers have created platforms and extensions that utilize the re-enabled Satoshi OP_Codes. Now there’s an application that combines all of the data sent on-chain through a platform called Chainfeed — A tool that displays a global real-time news
Over the past month or so since the most recent Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network upgrade, a lot of developers have created platforms and extensions that utilize the re-enabled Satoshi OP_Codes. There’s been a bunch of social media applications like Memo and Blockpress that allow users to submit data that’s tied to the BCH protocol in […]
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Over the past month or so since the most recent Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network upgrade, a lot of developers have created platforms and extensions that utilize the re-enabled Satoshi OP_Codes and updated OP_Return transactions.
Witek Radomski — co-founder and CTO of Enjin Coin — has developed ERC-1155, a new standard for defining video game tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. Radomski’s journey to improve the gaming experience began 12 months ago in June 2017, when he created code for the first non-fungible token.
Bitfury, a mining and blockchain software service company, wants to push blockchain development for traditional enterprise and business, and announced that it is introducing Java binding for its blockchain service, Exonum.
Mining firm and blockchain software service company Bitfury wants to expedite blockchain development for traditional enterprise and business. Working toward this goal, the company announced today that it’s introducing Java binding for its blockchain service, Exonum.
According to data from EOS Authority, EOS has finally acquired the minimum votes required for its network to go live. After EOS failed to launch its platform on its projected launch date of June 2, a live-stream vote was called, where users voted “Go” to launch the blockchain network.
Recently I had the fortune to have received an advance copy of Eric Posner and Glen Weyl’s new book, Radical Markets, which could be best described as an interesting new way of looking at the subject that is sometimes called “political economy” - tackling the big questions of how markets and politics and society intersect.
One of the most notable on-chain crypto traders, known as 0xFC78, has had his fortunes crucially reversed due to suffering his two recent high-leverage trades.
In the crypto market, the ability to earn and withdraw should be basic expectations—yet many exchanges fail to deliver. A recent experience by a Zoomex user challenges this norm, and his story deserves to be shared.
Shiba Inu price is holding its yearly low while recording a sudden 1,000% surge in burn rate, raising the possibility of a reversal forming at a major support level.
Ethereum price continues to show weak momentum as bearish candles strengthen, increasing the likelihood of a deeper correction toward key lower support levels.
Bitcoin bounced off $85,000 over the weekend and stayed within the $87k to $89. 6k decision zone. The move keeps price pinned between nearby liquidity shelves on the attached 30-minute map, with the first overhead cap clustered at $92.
