Kevin Hermann, Author at CryptoLeed

Kevin Hermann

Kevin Hermann joined CryptoLeed as a cryptocurrency market professional with over 5 years of experience in writing, analyzing and advising on trades and digital currencies. He began to study Forex and trading techniques since 2001. During his entire his career, he worked as a writer, analyst, advisor as well as market analyst at major corporate firms.

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Blockchain by Kevin Hermann February 13, 2019

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Japan’s Biggest Bank To Launch Blockchain Payment Network In 2020

Japan’s largest financial group, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) is the world’s 5th Largest Bank by assets. It has officially made an announcement of launching a new blockchain-based payment system next year 2020. It is working towards a project in partnership…

Blockchain by Kevin Hermann February 12, 2019

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General Motors (GM) Financial Joined Blockchain Startup Spring Labs To Fight Identity Fraud

According to a press release published on Monday, United States automotive giant General Motors (GM) Financial is to join blockchain startup Spring Labs to enhance data security as solutions for identity verification. Launched in January, the Spring Founding Industry Partners…

Cryptocurrencies by Kevin Hermann February 11, 2019

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Google Play Store Captured For Hosting Fake Metamask Crypto Malware

It is reported by Eset on 8th Feb that Google Play Store has been found to be hosting malware applications specially designed to steal cryptocurrencies.In the beginning of the month, Decentralized app (DApp) MetaMask replaces computer clipboard information in order…

General News by Kevin Hermann February 9, 2019

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Winklevoss Twins Are Ordered To Pay Back $45,000 To Charlie Shrem As Legal Fees

According to an official document filed on Friday, Investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have been ordered to pay $45,000 as legal fees Bitcoin (BTC) entrepreneur and advocate Charlie Shrem, as part of an ongoing lawsuit. In the document…

Cryptocurrencies by Kevin Hermann February 8, 2019

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Mauritius Regulators To License Crypto Custodians Licensing Framework

Mauritius will soon to approve digital asset custodians as per its plan to create a fintech hub “in and for” Africa. As per the official announcement published on Friday, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius is all set…

Cryptocurrency Exchange by Kevin Hermann February 7, 2019

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Major US Crypto Exchange Coinbase To Add Bitcoin Support In Its Wallet App

Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange with its headquarters in San-Francisco, U.S. It is a secure platform wherein crypto traders can easily buy, sell and store virtual currencies like Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and Litecoin. On …

Blockchain by Kevin Hermann February 6, 2019

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Abra’s Blockchain App Enable Its Users To Invest In Stocks and ETFs

Digital wallet of Abra, the U.S.-based crypto (startup founded in 2014) has introduced a new feature to its blockchain-based app e nabling global users to invest in portions of traditional investment instruments like …

ICOs by Kevin Hermann February 4, 2019

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BitTorrent Token Price Increased 600 Percent Its ICO Price

The price of BitTorrent Token (BTT) has gone up six times the price of its initial coin offering, occurred one week ago as per the data report published by CoinMarketCap on 4th Feb. BitTorrent enables its user to distribute files…

Cryptocurrencies by Kevin Hermann January 30, 2019

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Fidelity May Launch Bitcoin Custody Service In March

Fidelity Investments Inc is an American multinational financial services corporation headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. With $2.5 trillion assets under management, it became one of the largest asset managers across the globe. The company provides services like …

Cryptocurrencies by Kevin Hermann January 29, 2019

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Two Active Groups Responsible for 60% Of Crypto Exchange Hacks

Chainalysis is a blockchain analytics company which has revealed two hacker groups have reportedly stolen at least 60 percent netting around $1 billion cryptocurrencies, according to Wall Street Journal (WSJ) post published on Jan 28. Chainalysis indicated…