Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin & Blockchain

Bitcoin payday: 1 in 4 Aussies wants a BTC salary

A surprising new survey shows that 1 in 4 Aussies would take at least part of their annual salary as a bitcoin payment.

2020 and beyond: Emerging possibilities, emerging threats

Welcome to the data decade, a new era that will see technology evolve further and require businesses to look at data more thoughtfully.

A crypto crash course for beginners

Crypto is a great investment opportunity for those who take the time to understand it, identify traps, and align themselves with a trustworthy exchange.

McAfee QTR sees cryptocurrency mining surge continue in second quarter

McAfee have released their Quarterly Threat Report, showing an 86% increase in known samples of cryptojacking in Q2 2018 alone.

The evolution of TCGs

TCGs have undergone significant change over the years – from the early digitization attempts of the 90s, to Blizzard’s iconic HearthStone, all the way to the thrilling new frontier of crypto-gaming with games like Gods Unchained.

RMIT Online introduces two new Australian University courses for blockchain skills

After the successful launch of Australia’s first blockchain university short course, Developing Blockchain Strategy, RMIT Online have announced the launch of two additional blockchain courses.

RMIT Launches Developing Blockchain Strategy Course

RMIT has launched Australia’s first university short course on blockchain strategy, built with industry to enable business leader to develop a rich and relevant understanding of blockchain.

Accounting in the Age of Digital Currencies: Bitcoin & Blockchain – the new disrupters

From cowrie shells to cattle, coins to e-commerce, barter and exchange has transformed societies since the dawn of civilisation. Now, it’s happening again.

AMD, Nvidia coin mining graphics cards appear as gaming GPU shortage intensifies

New graphics cards from AMD and Nvidia are tailored for cryptocurrency mining, while gamers struggle to find affordable hardware.

The iCloud hackers' bitcoin ransom looks like a fake

A group of hackers who claimed to hold millions of iCloud accounts for ransom said on Friday they'd been paid. But one bitcoin expert says that's bogus.