The industry of crypto currency is both new and on the rise. MiningSky keeps tabs on everything that goes on in the industry and provide analyses with professional insights to our clients at the earliest stages to help everyone in the industry make timely decisions.
At the beginning of 2018, Mastercard saw a jump in cross-border purchase volume by 19% but compared to the end of 2017, this was a decrease of 2%. Mastercard had to innovate and recently filed [...]
The markets main concerns regarding crypto currently are price stability and crypto security. With more and more cities and companies taking on the development of blockchain, the backbone to [...]
Covered in our previous blog, we mentioned that China holds three-fourths of the Bitcoin mining operations in the world. With such power, China would have been a powerhouse for cryptocurrency but [...]
In our prior blogs, we talked about Ukraine and Canada starting to regulate cryptocurrencies. South Korea is the next one to join. The main concern for most of these countries was the use of [...]
There have been reports regarding graphics card suppliers decreasing their prices due to the slump in crypto mining. The slump not only affected GPU miners but also ASIC Miners; ASIC miners are [...]
In a previous blog post, we mentioned that hackers are targeting big companies and stealing processing power to mine crypto; Hackers now are aiming at other organizations too. These hackers are [...]
Ukraine has announced that they do not plan on regulating cryptocurrency mining as reported by cryptorussia.ru. This announcement is a huge relief to a lot of miners in Ukraine. During the period [...]
Cryptocurrency, prior to the boom in 2017, was considered a huge risk to investors in relation to the cost. The investors saw no positive or huge potential to crypto to invest in. After the [...]
The price of BTC and many of the other cryptocurrencies rose in price on June 18, 2018. This was a surprise to most of the market regarding cryptocurrency in relation to the articled published by [...]
In our previous blog, we talked about the 7% PST commercial customers were charged on their electrical bill. The PST was to be phased out by April 2019 to drive a competitive edge for BC based [...]