Blockchain Binance, Centra SEC, Etherium Its OMG news

1 The Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States (SEC) accused two co-founders of financial services in organizing a fraudulent initial offering of coins. ICO raised more than $ 32 million from thousands of investors last year. The police arrested and accused both suspects. Centra offered and sold unregistered investments using the CTR token. offered a debit card, supported by Visa and MasterCard, through which users could instantly convert any crypto currency into US dollars or other means of payment. The SEC claims that Centra has no cooperation with Visa or MasterCard.

2 Representatives of Binance, OKEx and KuCoin also warn of the risk of trading the Centra token. As a result, the Binance team can resort to excluding the Centra token from its trade list. The developers of OKEx decided to exclude the coin from the trading platform and have already carried out delisting. We hope that among our wonderful subscribers there are no large holders of Centra

3 The developers of the California currency exchange Coinbase announced the release of a new platform Coinbase Commerce API, which makes it easier for merchants to integrate crypto-currency payments into their own e-commerce sites. At the moment, instead of manually creating payment buttons and pages for hosting, users can easily and quickly generate them using the Commerce API. Now everyone who wants can easily configure the reception of crypto-currency payments within a few minutes.

4 Japanese platform for messaging Line launches a subsidiary blocking company. This statement was made several months after the announcement that the Line Pay service will offer crypto-currencies. The company, called Unblock, headquartered in South Korea, will study the technology of blockade and its potential. The new structure is included in the plans to integrate applications on the messaging platform to "add new value through technological innovation by combining blocking technology with various services in Line Pay."

5 Financial company Robinhood reported that their users in four US states will be able to buy and sell Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The application can be used in the states of California, Massachusetts, Missouri and Montana. Users of these states are the first to test the benefits of the upgrade. The company claims that now customers will be able to purchase crypto currency easier than it was before. Trade in crypto currency without commission fees can save customers a substantial amount.