Major South Korean Bank BNK Busan Plans to Offer Banking Services to Domestic Crypto Exchanges
The South Korean crypto frenzy among the banking industry remains on fire, as another major bank is treading waters to offer banking services for crypto exchanges. The BNK Busan Bank launched a program that consists of visiting competitors’ banks that already offer it. BNK Busan Is Visting Its Competitors to Conduct the Research According to the Busan.com news outlet, the bank researches how these financial institutions deal with the...
Domestic and Foreign Buyers Acquired a ‘Tokenized’ Apartment in a Spanish City by Paying With Ethereum
National and foreign buyers acquired a “tokenized” apartment in Spain with ethereum, which involved a domestic crypto exchange and a real estate investment firm. The city of Sevilla was the scenario for the crypto deal between the parties. Transaction Was Worth Over $64,000 According to El Correo Web, the Spanish crypto exchange Criptan and the investment firm Rental IT arranged the transaction of the property, tokenized by the real...
Court Hears Arguments in Canadian Pirate Site Blocking Appeal
Two years ago, Canadian broadcasting giants Groupe TVA, Bell, and Rogers took the relatively small pirate IPTV service GoldTV to court. What started as a straightforward copyright lawsuit soon transformed into something much more than that. With the pirate site not responding, the rightsholders requested an injunction requiring local ISPs to block the service. Canada’s Site Blocking Order Fast forward a few months and Canada became...
Courts Sentence Men for Pirating Thousands of Movies & TV Shows, Including Via Plex
After many years of relative calm, the last quarter of 2020 turned the private torrent site scene in Denmark upside down. Sites like DanishBits and Nordicbits were considered relative safe havens for thousands of individuals looking to share copyrighted content in a more closely controlled environment. But under the surface, dangerous undercurrents were beginning to swell. Investigations into both sites were well underway and in...
How to read and write files in C++
In C++, reading and writing to files can be done by using I/O streams in conjunction with the stream operators >> and <<. When reading or writing to files, those operators are applied to an instance of a class representing a file on the hard drive. This stream-based approach has a huge advantage: From a C ++ perspective, it doesn’t matter what you are reading or writing to, whether it’s a file, a database, the...
