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December AugustBitcoin Price Jumps Above $4,800 for the First Time
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 22:28
The price of bitcoin has risen above $4,800 for the first time, market data reveals. Weeks After Seizure, Troubled Bitcoin Exchange BTC-e Is Back Online
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 22:01
A new web portal for the troubled bitcoin exchange BTC-e has been launched, allowing users to access and check their balances. F2Pool Reneges: Bitcoin Pool Pulls Segwit2x Support Over Hard Fork
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 21:15
Controversial scaling proposal, Segwit2x has lost Chinese mining pool, F2Pool's support over its timeline for a 2MB hard fork. Chinese ICO Site Suspends Services Amid Reports of Regulator Scrutiny
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 19:00
A website for funding initial coin offerings (ICOs) in China has suspended its services amid reports that regulators may impose new curbs. ICO Site Suspends Services Amid Reports of Regulator Scrutiny
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 19:00
A website for funding initial coin offerings (ICOs) in China has suspended its services amid reports that regulators may impose new curbs. Moscow Exchange: No Plans to Launch Bitcoin Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 18:00
Despite reports, Moscow Exchange isn't launching bitcoin trading any time soon, according to a representative. No, Moscow Exchange Hasn't Launched Bitcoin or Crypto Trading – Yet
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 18:00
Despite reports, Moscow Exchange isn't launching bitcoin trading any time soon, according to a representative. 'Misunderstanding': Vitalik Buterin to Create New Entity for Russian Bank Deal
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 17:30
Russian bank Vnesheconombank is shedding light on its work with ethereum creator, Vitalik Buterin, and pledging to retract past statements. 'Game of Skill': US Markets Tech Provider Launches Bitcoin Betting Game
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 16:59
With a shallow market for shorting bitcoin, a Chicago market data firm is bringing a new tool to U.S. retail investors. Creator of World's First Bitcoin Fuel Pump Plans Lightning Support
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 15:30
The creator of the first ever commercial fuel pump to accept bitcoin has revealed a plan to add Lightning Network functionality to his design.
Bitcoin Price Sets New All-Time High as Crypto Market Tops $170 Billion
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 14:34
Bitcoin prices are breaking above $4,700 again, just a day after the cryptocurrency's previous all-time high. Bitcoin Retirement Fund Provider Adds Ripple in IRA Product Update
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 14:30
BitcoinIRA, a company that allows users to create retirement funds based on cryptocurrencies, is adding new options to its portfolio. Database Giant Oracle Joins Hyperledger Blockchain Project
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 13:00
Computer technology multinational Oracle has officially joined the Hyperledger project, the Linux Foundation-led blockchain development initiative. ICO M&A? Token Exits Could Get Messy
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 12:00
The ICO market is powering new forms of startups, but how would they handle mergers and acquisitions? It may not be so easy. EU Politician Pushes Parliament to Test Blockchain Identity for Refugees
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 11:00
A blockchain task force within the European Parliament wants to explore how the technology could be used to provide digital identities to refugees.
Putin Advisor Announces New Blockchain Advocacy Group
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 10:00
An advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a new association focused on blockchain and cryptocurrency, reports say. HSBC, Barclays Join Settlement Coin as Bank Blockchain Test Enters Final Phase
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 00:59
Utility Settlement Coin is moving into its third phase – building a kind of blockchain-based fiat testnet – with six new partners. Barclays, HSBC Join Settlement Coin as Blockchain Test Enters Next Phase
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 00:59
Utility Settlement Coin is moving into its third phase – building a kind of blockchain-based fiat testnet – with six new partners. Barclays, HSBC Join Settlement Coin as Bank Blockchain Test Enters New Phase
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 31. 00:59
Utility Settlement Coin is moving into its third phase – building a kind of blockchain-based fiat testnet – with six new partners. ICO Oversight? Israeli Regulators Form Token Sale Study Committee
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 21:00
Israeli regulators are studying whether to apply the country's existing securities laws to the initial coin offering (ICO) model. New AMD Graphics Card Sells Out In Minutes Amid Crypto Mining Boom
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 20:05
AMD's new graphics card is already sold out, a development that comes as cryptocurrency miners seek the latest GPUs to power their mines. Embattled BTC-e Outlines Three-Stage Process for Bitcoin Exchange Relaunch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 19:05
BTC-e has released a new update about its relaunch plans weeks after it was the target of a US crackdown. Jaguar-Backed Blockchain Startup Wants to Trade Tokens for Transport Data
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 18:00
A UK-based blockchain startup backed by Jaguar Land Rover's venture arm is moving to build a platform for collecting transport data. Monero Is Getting Its Own Version of LocalBitcoins
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 17:00
A group of enthusiasts have launched a new website dedicated to connecting buyers and sellers of the privacy-focused cryptocurrency monero. Ethereum Foundation Strikes Deal with Russian Development Bank
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 15:55
The non-profit that supports development of the ethereum protocol has inked a deal with a state-backed development bank in Russia. Ethereum Founder Strikes Deal with Russian Development Bank
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 15:55
The non-profit that supports development of the ethereum protocol has inked a deal with a state-backed development bank in Russia. Why Big Investors Are Betting Real Money on a Kik Cryptocurrency
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 15:00
After putting millions into Kik's ICO, the startup's investors are speaking out about their reasons for buying into the experimental token sale. Coinbase Furthers Fight Against Cryptsy Lawsuit in New Filing
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 14:00
Coinbase is moving ahead with its appeal of a court decision from earlier this summer related to the failed cryptocurrency exchange Cryptsy. Citi Speaks: State-Backed Cryptocurrency Key to Blockchain Adoption
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 13:00
Citi's head of cash management for Asia-Pacific explains why state-issued currencies on a blockchain could supercharge the technology's potential. Hard Forks Galore: Bitcoin Cash Debates Ambitious Tech Roadmap
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 12:00
Recent commentary among developers hints at how bitcoin cash may seek to improve its technology and further its already large economic network. WhopperCoin: Burger King Russia Launches Blockchain Loyalty Program
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 11:01
Burger King meets blockchain as the fast-food chain's Russian branch is set to launch a new cryptocurrency-based loyalty program. Why Miners Are Mining Bitcoin Cash – and Losing Money Doing It
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 30. 10:00
Jimmy Song takes a look at developments on the bitcoin cash blockchain, arguing it's providing evidence of shifting miner behavior. Mobile Messenger Kik Raises $50 Million Ahead of $75 Million ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 22:35
A trio of notable blockchain funds including Polychain Capital and Pantera Capital are investing in a token sale for mobile messaging platform Kik. Report: Customer Complaints Against Coinbase Are on the Rise
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 20:15
Cryptocurrency startup Coinbase is receiving the lion's share of customer complaints filed with the US government, according to a new report. China's Central Bank Visits US on Blockchain Research Trip
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 18:15
Representatives from the People's Bank of China are now visiting the US in an attempt to get up to speed on blockchain tech and regulation. Colombian Central Bank to Test R3 Distributed Ledger Software
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 17:05
Banco de la Republica Colombia, the South American nation's central bank, has officially joined the R3 distributed ledger consortium. The Bitcoin Price Just Set a New All-Time High Above $4,700
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 15:38
The price of bitcoin is now trading at its highest level ever, according to data from the Bitcoin Price Index. Bitcoin Meets Zcash: Developers Test Tool for Trustless Trades
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 15:30
A new tool showcases how the future of cryptocurrency trading might look with the introduction of cross-blockchain atomic swaps. Russian Regulator: Bitcoin Should Be Limited to 'Qualified Investors'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 14:30
A new development in Russia hints at what a changing regulatory environment could bring for bitcoin users. Ether Prices Surge Above $360 to Hit Two-Month High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 13:50
The price of ethereum's ether token has risen sharply over the past 24 hours, reaching levels not seen for over two months. A World Without Brokers? Insurance Consortium Reveals 'Codex 1' Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 13:00
In a CoinDesk exclusive, blockchain insurance consortium B3i outlines how its DLT prototype could ultimately eliminate brokers from the equation. Brokers Beware: Insurance Consortium Reveals ‘Codex 1’ Blockchain Prototype
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 13:00
In a CoinDesk exclusive, blockchain insurance consortium B3i outlines how its DLT prototype could ultimately eliminate brokers from the equation. Brokers Beware: Insurance Consortium Reveals Codex 1 Blockchain Prototype
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 13:00
In a CoinDesk exclusive, blockchain insurance consortium B3i outlines how its DLT prototype could ultimately eliminate brokers from the equation. Luxembourg Regulators Issue Investor Warning Against OneCoin Scheme
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 12:00
Regulators in Luxembourg have released a warning to investors about OneCoin, becoming the latest country to air concerns over the investment scheme. SegWit's Slow Rollout: Why Bitcoin's Capacity Hasn't Seen a Sudden Boost
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 11:00
When SegWit finally activated last week, the code change didn't immediately make its benefits possible. So, when can we expect to see some benefits? Reports: China's Regulators Consider Suspending All ICOs
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 10:00
Reports from China suggest regulators may be close to taking action against entrepreneurs seeking to launch domestic token sales. $160 Billion: Cryptocurrency Market Sets New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 29. 00:38
Investment in cryptocurrencies continues apace, with the market setting a notable new high today for total investment. SEC Warns Public Companies Are Using ICOs to Pump Stocks
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 21:40
The SEC has a message for would-be investor in cryptocurrency companies with publicly traded stocks: watch out. Russia's Vnesheconombank Unveils New Blockchain Research Centre
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 20:29
Vnesheconombank is partnering with the Russian government to establish a new blockchain and quantum computing research hub. Bitcoin Short: ETF Firm Rex Eyes Downside Potential With New Fund Launch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 19:04
Connecticut-based REX ETF wants to offer investors a way to short the bitcoin market. Bitcoin Short: ETF Firm Rex Eyes Downside Potential With Fund Filing
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 19:04
Connecticut-based REX ETF wants to offer investors a way to short the bitcoin market, according to new SEC filings. Blockchain Data Storage Startup Bluzelle Raises $1.5 Million Series A
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 17:59
Blockchain data storage startup Bluzelle has raised $1.5 million in new funding from a trio of venture capital firms. Bank of England: DLT Shift Could Lead to New Monopolies in Securities Sector
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 16:59
The U.K.'s central bank has warned that a shift to DLT could bring about both positive and unwelcome changes in the securities settlement industry. Bank of England: DLT Shift Could Lead to New Securities Monopolies
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 16:59
The U.K.'s central bank has warned that a shift to DLT could bring about both positive and unwelcome changes in the securities settlement industry. Bank of Mexico Governor: Bitcoin More Commodity Than Currency
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 15:30
The highest-ranking official at Banco de Mexico has stated that the central bank is unlikely to classify bitcoin as a currency. Damn Strate: Post-Trade Pioneer Monica Singer Is Going Full-Time Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 14:00
Just days after resigning from South Africa's central securities depository, the former CEO reveals plans to enter the blockchain space full-time. ATMchain? Card Giant China UnionPay Files New Blockchain Patent
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 13:15
China UnionPay, the payment card giant, hopes to patent a system for connecting a network of ATMs using blockchain tech, public records reveal. Litecoin Price Surges to New All-Time High Over $60
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 12:30
Litecoin prices have surged over the past 24 hours, reaching a new all-time high following a month of sideways trading. Third in a Month: SEC Moves to Halt OTC Trading for Bitcoin Firm
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 12:00
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has frozen the trading of shares for a bitcoin-related firm for the third time this month. 'Submarine Sends': Inside IC3's Plan to Clamp Down on ICO Cheats
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 11:00
One blockchain's most notable research groups has alleged there's cheating in the red-hot initial coin offering market. But they have a solution. Submarine Sends: Inside IC3's Plan to Clamp Down on ICO Cheats
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 11:00
One blockchain's most notable research groups has alleged there's cheating in the red-hot initial coin offering market. But they have a solution. Submarine Sends: IC3's Plan to Clamp Down on ICO Cheats
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 11:00
One of blockchain's most notable research groups is alleging there's cheating in the red-hot ICO market. But they have a solution. Annyeong Bitcoin: South Korea, Canada and a Changing Crypto Market
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 28. 10:00
CoinDesk's Ash Bennington charts the explosive growth in South Korea's crypto trading volume, contrasting it with Canada's continued woes. Can't Be Evil: The Google-Inspired Case for Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 27. 17:35
Google's signature catch-phrase might hint at problems inherent in the internet, and why blockchain-inspired change is needed. Charlie Shrem's Next Act? Helping This Blockchain Startup Disrupt Music
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 27. 15:36
With Charlie Shrem and a Pinterest executive as advisers, blockchain startup Viberate is looking to eliminate the music business's middlemen. Risk or Reward: What It Takes for an Exchange to Cash In on a New Currency?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 26. 17:20
As bitcoin cash's budding market continues to develop, CoinDesk looks at why some major exchanges haven't yet opted to list the coin. Risk or Reward: How Crypto Exchanges Cash In on New Currency
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 26. 17:20
As bitcoin cash's budding market continues to develop, CoinDesk looks at why some major exchanges haven't yet opted to list the coin. Blockchain's 4 Biggest Assumptions
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 26. 15:38
How can investors think critically about blockchain? Investor Wendy Xiao Schadeck poses four burning questions. Bitcoin Prices Rise But Fall Short of All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 23:20
The price of bitcoin surged today, but it ultimately fell away from all-time highs first set earlier this month. Bitcoin Exchange BTC-e Promises 'Daily' Updates During Relaunch Attempt
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 19:34
BTC-e says it will publish more frequent updates about its recovery plans after August 31, according to a newly released statement. Ethereum's 'Metropolis' Upgrade Could Still Be Months Away
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 18:15
Ethereum's 'Metropolis' upgrade is still being developed, though the project's core developers have set a testing schedule for the fall. China's New Fundraising Rules Could Lead to ICO Investigations
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 17:48
The executive branch of China's government has released new rules on fundraising that could lead to closer oversight of initial coin offerings. Vietnam Is Preparing to Legally Recognize Bitcoin in 2018
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 15:00
Vietnam's prime minister has approved a plan that could see the country formally recognize bitcoin as a form of payment, reports say. Vietnam Is Preparing to Legally Recognize Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 15:00
Vietnam's prime minister has approved a plan that could see the country formally recognize bitcoin as a form of payment, reports say. Insightful ICO? Telecom Giant Telenor Wants to Disrupt Media with Tokens
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 14:30
Telecoms giant Telenor is working with its distribution partner, Hubii, to explore how ICOs could disrupt the media business model. Are Failing Currencies Boosting Crypto Interest? Investing.com Suggests Yes
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 13:30
A new study by Investing.com would seem to support a popular investment theory supporting the cryptocurrency asset class. Are Failing Currencies Boosting Crypto Interest?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 13:30
A new study by Investing.com would seem to support a popular investment case made by cryptocurrency believers. Bitcoin Prices Bounce Back Above $4,400
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 12:40
Bitcoin prices have once more climbed past $4,400 following days of generally sideways movement below $4,200. Bitcoin's Lightning Network Moves Closer to Compatibility Standard
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 12:00
Version 1.0 of a standard that could help connect all of bitcoin's differing Lightning tech implementations is reportedly close to being complete. Bitcoin's Lightning Network Moves Closer to Compatibility
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 12:00
Version 1.0 of a standard that could help connect all of bitcoin's differing Lightning tech implementations is reportedly close to being complete. Bank of America's Blockchain IP Bid Grows With 9 More Patent Applications
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 11:00
Nine more blockchain-related patent applications filed by Bank of America have been made public, a number that brings the bank's total to at least 30. Bank of America Files 9 More Blockchain Patent Applications
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 11:00
Nine more blockchain-related patent applications filed by Bank of America have been made public, a number that brings the bank's total to at least 30. Global Tourism Giant TUI Pursues Broad Blockchain Adoption
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 10:00
The tourism and travel giant is using blockchain to track internal contracts, and is striking a bullish note on the tech's prospects in the industry. Travel Giant TUI Airs Plan to Move All Data to the Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 25. 10:00
The tourism and travel giant is using blockchain to track internal contracts, and is striking a bullish note on the tech's prospects in the industry. Bernanke, Berners-Lee to Headline Ripple's 'Sibos-Killer' Conference
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 21:18
Distributed ledger startup Ripple is ramping up its competition with banking services provider Swift by launching a rival conference this fall. Russian Deputy PM Says He Supports a State-Backed Cryptocurrency
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 20:15
The first deputy prime minister of Russia is in favor of a state-backed cryptocurrency, according to a recent interview. Bitcoin Cash Returns to Profitability Amid Mining Adjustments
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 19:15
Bitcoin and bitcoin cash continue to compete for miner support in what has become an evolving ballet between the two blockchains. Canadian Regulators: 'Many' ICO Tokens Meet Securities Definition
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 18:05
Securities regulators in Canada have released a wide-ranging statement on initial coin offerings or ICOs. The staff notice on "Cryptocurrency Offerings" from the Canada Securities Administrators (CSA) – an umbrella group composed of the country's regional and local securities watchdogs – provides the clearest indication yet as to how regulatory bodies plan to oversee the emerging funding […] SEC Suspends Trading of Publicly Listed Bitcoin Firm
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 16:35
Trading of First Bitcoin Capital Corp's shares has been suspended by the SEC. ETF Firm REX Seeks SEC Approval for Bitcoin Derivatives Fund
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 15:40
A new fund focused on bitcoin derivatives has been created, SEC filings reveal. Manufacturing Giant Midea Wants to Put Bitcoin Miners in Household Appliances
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 15:00
Chinese manufacturer Midea Group is trying to patent a way to build bitcoin mining chips into everyday household items, according to public records. Drivechain Developers Hold First Meeting on Future of Sidechains Project
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 14:00
The developers behind a sidechain project that has the potential to boost bitcoin's functionality just held their first major meeting. No SegWit Bump? Bitcoin Price Shrugs Off Tech Upgrade with Sideways Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 13:00
Bitcoin prices were largely flat on the day's trading, suggesting bitcoin's biggest-ever technical change was already priced in. No SegWit Bump? Bitcoin Price Shrugs Off Upgrade with Sideways Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 13:00
Bitcoin prices were largely flat on the day's trading, suggesting bitcoin's biggest-ever technical change was already priced in. Finnish Police Launch OneCoin Investigation Amid Global Crackdown
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 12:00
Finnish police have become the latest international law enforcement agency to take a growing interest in the OneCoin digital currency scheme. Segwit2x Developers Label Controversial Bitcoin Code 'Production Release'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 11:00
The controversial code underlying bitcoin scaling proposal Segwit2x is moving toward production, according to project leaders. Standpoint Founder: Bitcoin Asset Class Will Grow Into $2 Trillion Market
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 10:00
Ronnie Moas, founder of Wall St. firm Standpoint Research, has high expectations for the cryptocurrency market – and isn't shy about his predictions. Floyd Mayweather Just Promoted His Second ICO on Twitter
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 24. 00:36
Floyd Mayweather, Jr., just promoted another ICO. John McAfee Raises $2.4 Million to Expand Bitcoin Mining Operation
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 23:04
Cybersecurity entrepreneur John McAfee's company just raised $2.4 million to help build a new bitcoin mine. MGT Capital Raises $2.4 Million to Expand Bitcoin Mining Operation
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 23:04
Cybersecurity entrepreneur John McAfee's company just raised $2.4 million to help build a new bitcoin mine. 50 Blocks to SegWit: Bitcoin's Coming Upgrade Is a Blockchain Game-Changer
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 20:24
SegWit will finally activate on bitcoin today after years of debate. But, what exactly is the code change and what does it enable? SegWit Goes Live: Why Bitcoin's Big Upgrade Is a Blockchain Game-Changer
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 20:24
SegWit will finally activate on bitcoin today after years of debate. But, what exactly is the code change and what does it enable? China's Fosun Group Buys Stake in Blockchain Startup
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 19:44
Chinese conglomerate Fosun Group has invested in Shanghai blockchain startup Onchain. Chasing Profit? Bitcoin Miners Swap Networks As Difficulty Swings
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 18:45
A change to the bitcoin cash blockchain has provided further clues as the evolving relationship between the two competing blockchains. Congressional Candidate Now Accepting Bitcoin Donations for 2018 Election
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 16:49
A candidate for the US Congress in upstate New York has begun accepting donations in bitcoin. Bitcoin Prices Are Up Over $100 Already Today
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 15:00
The average price of bitcoin across global exchanges in trending up, having already climbed almost $130 during today's trading. How-To Website WikiHow Partners With Blockchain Startup Civic
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 14:30
Popular how-to website wikiHow is partnering with blockchain startup Civic to boost the security of its login process. 1,000 Universities: IBM's Ambitious Plan to Fill Vacant Blockchain Jobs
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 14:00
IBM has launched an educational initiative, partnering with 1,000 universities in an effort to fill the many industry positions currently vacant. $150 Billion: Total Cryptocurrency Market Cap Hits New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 13:31
The combined value of all publicly traded cryptocurrencies has set a new record, surpassing $150 billion for the first time today. Silicon Blockchain: Intel's Distributed Ledger Strategy Is All About Hardware
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 13:00
Upending the narrative that software is key in the blockchain space, Intel details its years-long effort to link distributed ledgers to hardware. Brazil's Ministry of Planning Is Testing Blockchain Identity Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 12:00
A government agency in Brazil is investigating how it could leverage blockchain technology to verify the legitimacy of ID documents. South Africa's Central Bank: It's 'Too Risky' to Launch a Cryptocurrency
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 11:00
A senior official for the South African Reserve Bank has spoken of the risks for the institution in launching its own cryptocurrency. Lightning's Tadge Dryja is Working On a Bitcoin Cash 'Splitter'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 23. 10:00
Lightning Network creator Tadge Dryja is developing a tool to help bitcoin users safely claim their newly created bitcoin cash. Exchange Strains Drive Kraken to Cut Crypto Trading Pairs
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 22:34
Kraken is making some platform changes in a bid to reduce the strain on its cryptocurrency exchange. Exchange Strains Drive Crypto Exchange Kraken to Trim Trading Pairs
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 22:34
Kraken is making some platform changes in a bid to reduce the strain on its cryptocurrency exchange. Hyperledger Blockchain Consortium Reveals Hybrid 'Sawtooth Ethereum' Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 21:15
In collaboration with Monax, Intel released Sawtooth Ethereum to allow ethereum smart contracts to be deployed on enterprise-grade Sawtooth platform. Ripple's XRP Price Climbs 40% on Surge in Korean Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 19:29
XRP's price is up more than 40% in the past day, market data shows. Congressional Group Pushes for Blockchain Security Standards
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 18:45
Members of Congress are advancing research into blockchain security standards, according to a new podcast. The IRS Has Been Using Bitcoin Tracking Software Since 2015
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 18:09
The IRS has been using blockchain tracking tools developed by Chainalysis since 2015, public records reveal. The Newest Version of the Opendime Bitcoin Wallet Is Out
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 15:59
Coinkite is soon to launch the third iteration of its Opendime bitcoin hardware wallet, the startup announced today. Blockchain ID Startup ShoCard Raises $4 Million in New Funding
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 14:59
ShoCard has announced a new venture funding round, news that coincides with its launch of a new enterprise-focused identity product. Boldstart Founder Launches Hyperledger Fabric's First Blockchain Accelerator
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 14:30
The enterprise-facing Hyperledger Fabric blockchain now has its own accelerator, one backed by a notable venture investor. Walmart, Kroger & Nestle Team with IBM Blockchain to Fight Food Poisoning
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 13:59
A new consortium being spearheaded by IBM is seeking to use blockchain to improve global food safety – and cut costs for suppliers. Mark Cuban Backs Former Coinbase Employee's $20 Million Token Fund
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 13:18
Investor Mark Cuban is backing a new token fund that's seeking to raise up to $20 million from institutional investors. Asus Debuts Specialized Motherboard for Cryptocurrency Miners
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 11:32
Asus is to release a new product aimed at cryptocurrency miners – a motherboard that can be packed with 19 GPUs. Bitcoin's Battle Over Segwit2x Has Begun
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 11:01
Is a new version of bitcoin's software a way to please all over the scaling issue, or a hostile takeover by commerce? The community is divided. Bitcoin Prices Dip Below $4,000 to Hit 7-Day Low
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 22. 03:55
The bitcoin price is back below $4,000, falling below a notable milestone that some may now be beginning to view as the peak of its rally. $10.4 Million: In-Game Item Exchange DMarket Raises New Funds in ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 22:59
Virtual goods marketplace DMarket has raised more than $10 million in an ICO. Bitcoin Cash Wins Mining Power as Price Falls Back Below $600
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 20:15
Bitcoin Cash just reached a difficulty adjustment Take Two: Bitcoin Miner BTCS Announces New Merger Deal
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 19:34
BTCS, the publicly traded bitcoin miner, is moving toward a new merger, SEC filings reveal. ICO Scammers Steal $500k in Phony Enigma Project Pre-Sale Launch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 17:40
As much as $500,000 in ether has been stolen from supporters of the Enigma blockchain project following a security compromise. Credit Suisse Eyes 2018 Launch for Blockchain Loans Platform
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 16:30
A group of banks led by Credit Suisse is eyeing the launch of a commercial platform for blockchain-based syndicated loans, according to reports. A Bitcoin Law for Every State? Appetite and Animosity Greet Model US Regulation
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 15:00
A bill for unifying state legislators around virtual currency business rules is seeing both interest and hostility, each from unexpected parties. A Bitcoin Law for Every State? Interest and Animosity Greet Model US Regulation
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 15:00
A bill for unifying state legislators around virtual currency business rules is seeing both interest and hostility, each from unexpected parties. Swift's Cross-Border Blockchain Trial Is Moving to Its Next Phase
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 14:00
Swift has completed development work on its first blockchain proof-of-concept, and six global banks are about to put it through its paces. Swift's Cross-Border Blockchain Trial Is Moving Into Its Next Phase
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 14:00
Swift has completed development work on its first blockchain proof-of-concept, and six global banks are about to put it through its paces. Monero Price Hits Record High Near $100 on New Exchange Listing
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 12:45
The price of monero, the privacy-oriented cryptocurrency created in 2014, shot up sharply this morning, shattering its previous record by around $35. Credit Card Giant Visa Hints at Digital Asset Service Plans
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 12:05
Payments multinational Visa may be looking to blockchain as a way to facilitate the transfer of digitized assets, according to a patent filing. Philippines Central Bank Grants First Cryptocurrency Exchange Licenses
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 11:00
The central bank of the Philippines has granted licenses to two local bitcoin exchanges, according to local reports. Hints and Rumors? How Ripple Might Really Enter China
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 10:00
While Ripple has denied any short-term partnerships with Alibaba – a deal between the two firms could be in both companies' best interests. Hints and Rumors: How Ripple Might Really Enter China
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 10:00
While Ripple has denied any short-term partnerships with Alibaba – a deal between the two firms could be in both companies' best interests. Hints and Rumors? How Ripple Might Really Enter China's Market
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 21. 10:00
While Ripple has denied any short-term partnerships with Alibaba – a deal between the two firms could be in both companies' best interests. Bitcoin Trading Sideways as Bitcoin Cash Drops to $800
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 20. 13:47
Following recent highs for both assets, bitcoin has been trading sideways for the last 48 hours, while bitcoin cash has settled around $800. Bitcoin Trades Sideways as Bitcoin Cash Price Drops to $800
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 20. 13:47
Following recent highs for both assets, bitcoin has been trading sideways for the last 48 hours, while bitcoin cash has settled around $800. The New Pachinko? Exploring the Economics of Initial Coin Offerings
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 20. 13:00
Why token sales are like the Japanese game of pachinko, and what that means for the future of the novel fundraising method. Bitcoin Cash Price Nears $1,000 as Breakout Continues
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 16:40
The value of an alternative version of the bitcoin blockchain is soaring at press time, setting a new all-time high near $1,000. 10 Reasons Why Central Banks Will Miss the Next Currency Renaissance
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 11:45
A former central banker outlines 10 reasons why he believes his former employer (and other banks like it) will fail to adapt to cryptocurrency. 10 Reasons Why Central Banks Will Miss the Cryptocurrency Renaissance
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 11:45
A former central banker outlines 10 reasons why he believes his former employer (and other banks like it) will fail to adapt to cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Prices Retreat Toward $4,100 While Bitcoin Cash Soars
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 11:21
Following a week of thrilling price gains, bitcoin prices have now slumped back towards $4,100. The new bitcoin cash, however, is at a record high. Making Sense of Cryptoeconomics
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 10:40
Josh Stark argues that "cryptoeconomics" is widely misunderstood, despite being a concept crucial to understanding the blockchain industry. $700 and Rising: What's Driving the Price of Bitcoin Cash?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 19. 00:03
The price of bitcoin cash surged past $700 today. What's driving these leaps in the young cryptocurrency's appeal? SEC Statements Spur ShapeShift to Review Cryptocurrency Listings
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 20:45
Cryptocurrency exchange service is reviewing its listings in light of recent statements on initial coin offerings (ICOs) from the SEC. Corporate Analyst Fisco Tests Issuance of Bitcoin Bond in Japan
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 18:29
A financial data provider and bitcoin exchange operator in Japan is testing a digital bond denominated in the cryptocurrency. Australia Weighs Jail Time for Cryptocurrency Exchange Offenders
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 17:30
New details have emerged about Australia's cryptocurrency exchange bill. Overseas Expansion: Japan's BitFlyer to Sell Bitcoin in US Market
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 16:03
Japanese bitcoin exchange bitFlyer is heading to the U.S., and already has approval to operate in 34 countries. Bitcoin Cash Is Now More Profitable to Mine Than Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 16:01
A sudden increase in the price of bitcoin cash is changing the economic dynamic between it and the original bitcoin. $26 Million: Blockchain VR Project Decentraland Raises New Funding in ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 15:00
A virtual reality project built using blockchain technology has raised $26 million in ether via an initial coin offering. Investor Albert Wenger to Fund 'XPRIZE' for Blockchain-Powered Blogs
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 14:00
Union Square Ventures partner Albert Wenger has said he will fund a prize aimed to incentivize the creation of blockchain-powered blogging platform. D+H Files for Multiple Patents on Private Blockchain Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 13:15
Canada-based fintech vendor D+H Corporation has filed several patent applications relating to the creation and use of private distributed ledgers. Couldn't Claim Your Bitcoin Cash? BTC.Com's New Recovery Tool Might Help
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 12:00
In an effort to grow the pool of potential bitcoin cash users, BTC.com is launching a recovery tool for users who couldn't easily claim their funds. Couldn't Claim Your Bitcoin Cash? BTC.Com Now Has a Tool for That
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 12:00
In an effort to grow the pool of potential bitcoin cash users, BTC.com is launching a recovery tool for users who couldn't easily claim their funds. Database Giant Oracle Wants Better Governance for Blockchains
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 11:00
Multinational software provider Oracle is working on a way to bring "fair" governance to permissioned blockchains, according to a patent application. What's Next for Bitcoin Cash? Making Profitless Mining Profitable
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 18. 10:00
Miners are currently mining bitcoin cash at a loss. CoinDesk looks at the reasons why, and what might happen if the tables turn. Bitcoin Cash Breaks Price Doldrums to Push Past $400
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 22:25
Bitcoin Cash's price rose above the $400 mark today, breaking the rangebound market trend of the past several days. The cryptocurrency climbed as high as $406 today, according to data from CoinMarketCap. The move followed days of steady market fluctuations, with the price of Bitcoin Cash trading no more than a few dollars above or below the $300 level. […] Bitcoin Bear Peter Schiff Doubles Down: Even at $4,000 It's Still a 'Bubble'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 21:00
One of bitcoin's most notorious bears still isn't convinced bitcoin will work – even despite its record price run. Decentralized Exchange Protocol 0x Raises $24 Million in ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 20:05
The team behind the decentralized exchange protocol 0x has raised $24 million in an initial coin offering (ICO). Xerox Patent Applications Reveal Plan for Blockchain Records System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 19:00
Technology giant Xerox wants to patent a way to securely revise electronic documents that uses blockchain, public records show. Bitcoin's Biggest Software Wallet Blockchain Adds Ethereum
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 17:59
Bitcoin wallet startup Blockchain is expanding its service to support ether, the cryptocurrency of the ethereum network. $7 Million: Bitcoin Wallet Startup Breadwallet Raises New Funding
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 15:29
Bitcoin wallet startup Breadwallet has closed a new $7 million funding to boost staffing levels and product development. Lightning Bank Ledgers? Bitfury and Ripple Demo New Twist on Bitcoin Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 14:59
Bitcoin's much-anticipated Lightning Network is now compatible with seven payment networks, thanks to new code from Ripple and Bitfury. Coinbase Awarded Patent for Bitcoin Security Concept
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 13:00
Cryptocurrency exchange startup Coinbase has been awarded a new patent related to private key security, public records show. Bitcoin Prices Reach New All-Time High of $4,491
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 12:34
Following two days of sideways trading, bitcoin prices have once again reached record levels. Bitcoin Prices Reach New All-Time High of Over $4,500
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 12:34
Following two days of sideways trading, bitcoin prices have once again reached record levels. Australia Takes Aim at Cryptocurrencies With New Money Laundering Bill
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 12:04
Australia is moving to introduce a new bill that would extend the country's anti-money laundering laws to cover domestic cryptocurrency exchanges. Anonymous Email Service ProtonMail Adds Bitcoin Payment Option
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 11:00
ProtonMail has revealed it is adding bitcoin as an official, automated payment option – and other cryptocurrencies may soon follow. $80,000 Up for Grabs: Zcash Foundation to Launch Grant Initiative
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 10:00
In an effort to propel development of its protocol, the Zcash Foundation is offering roughly $80,000 in new grants to its community. $80,000: Zcash Foundation to Launch Grant Initiative
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 10:00
In an effort to propel development of its protocol, the Zcash Foundation is offering roughly $80,000 in new grants to its community. ASX Calls for Review of Distributed Ledger Settlement Platform
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 17. 06:00
The Australian Securities Exchange wants to know more about the Digital Asset DLT platform, and will commission a third party study to do so. Investor Naval Ravikant Wants to Disrupt Twitter With Blockchain 'XPRIZE'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 21:10
Early Twitter investor Naval Ravikant to back "XPRIZE" for a blockchain-based Twitter using Blockstack technologies. CULedger Credit Union Consortium Launches Blockchain Services Business
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 19:20
A blockchain initiative backed by a group of US credit unions has formed a new full-fledged service organization dedicated to the tech. Cryptocurrency Exchange ShapeShift Acquires Bitcoin Wallet Startup
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 18:00
Cryptocurrency exchange ShapeShift has acquired the bitcoin hardware wallet startup KeepKey. Block 494,784: Segwit2x Developers Set Date for Bitcoin Hard Fork
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 17:35
The developer team behind the Segwit2x scaling proposal is set to announce a formal date for a planned bitcoin hard fork today. AMD Releases New Software Package for Cryptocurrency Mining
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 17:00
Graphics card (GPU) maker AMD is rolling out a new software driver geared specifically toward cryptocurrency mining. Swiss Bank to Sell Ether and Bitcoin Cash to Customers
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 15:10
A private Swiss bank is expanding a digital asset management service it launched earlier this summer to include new cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin Down $100 as Price Seeks Support Above $4,000
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 14:15
Bitcoin prices are beginning to move sideways, just a day after setting a new all-time high. ICO Meets VC: Blockstack Raises $25 Million for Decentralized Internet Fund
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 13:59
Decentralized internet startup Blockstack has raised $25 million in venture funding to grow and develop its distributed ecosystem. IT Giant NTT Data Enlists 13 Companies for Blockchain Consortium
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 13:00
Japan's largest IT services firm, NTT Data, has announced a new consortium aimed to investigate use cases for blockchain technology. 'Boiler Room' Cryptocurrency Scam Targeted by London Police
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 12:00
British police arrested an individual last week for allegedly fleecing would-be investors via a fake cryptocurrency investment scheme. 'Boiler Room' Crypto Scam Targeted by London Police
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 12:00
British police arrested an individual last week for allegedly fleecing would-be investors via a fake cryptocurrency investment scheme. IBM Reveals Blockchain Supply Chain Trial with Singapore Port Operator
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 16. 11:00
A major port operator in Singapore has inked a deal to work with IBM and a regional shipping firm to test a new blockchain-based supply chain network. S&P or Cryptocurrency? Contextualizing Bitcoin's Price Explosion
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 21:01
Bitcoin price gains are impressive. But when compared to traditional asset investment, how big is big, and are there downsides? S&P 500 or Cryptocurrency: Just How Big is Bitcoin's Price Explosion?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 21:01
Bitcoin price gains are impressive. But when compared to traditional asset investment, how big is big, and are there downsides? $45 Million: Ukrainian Lawmakers Reveal Big Bitcoin Holdings
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 20:01
Recent disclosures by members of Ukraine's legislature revealed that three lawmakers have a combined wealth in bitcoin worth more than $45 million. Prosecutors: Rogue Silk Road Agent Stole 1,600 BTC After 2015 Guilty Plea
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 18:45
New charges have been filed against a former Secret Service agent previously plead guilty stealing bitcoins during the Silk Road investigation. Ripple Confirms China Expansion Plans, Shoots Down Alibaba Rumor
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 17:45
Rumors are flying about Ripple's China expansion. Ripple elaborated on plans for the country, and shut down speculation they're working with Alibaba. Bitcoin's Price Is Down More Than $500 After Hitting a New High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 16:43
Bitcoin prices have fallen below $4,000 hours after hitting a new all-time high. Blockstream Is Using Satellites to Beam Bitcoin Down to Earth
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 15:59
Blockstream says people most in need of bitcoin aren't getting it because of their lack of internet, but it's satellite – yes satellite – can help. Bitcoin Bill Delayed as Russian Lawmakers Seek 'Optimal Solution'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 15:01
A working group within Russia's state legislature is further delaying work on a cryptocurrency legalization bill. Josh Garza's Sentencing Could Be Pushed Back to Next Year
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 13:00
Convicted cryptocurrency executive Josh Garza may see his sentencing for wire fraud postponed until next year, court records show. Bitcoin Sets New Record High of $4,483 in Overnight Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 12:00
The price of bitcoin continued its recent bullish surge last night, reaching a new all-time high of $4,483. Bahrain's Bank ABC Joins R3 Distributed Ledger Consortium
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 11:00
Bahrain-based Arab Banking Corporation, also known as Bank ABC, has revealed it is joining the R3 distributed ledger consortium. Bitcoin Price Tops $4,400 As Crypto Market Nears $150 Billion
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 15. 02:35
The price of bitcoin passed $4,400 for the first time on August 14, a move that helped bring the total value of the crypto market above $140 billion. OneCoin Promoters Fined €2.6 Million by Italian Consumer Watchdog
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 22:40
A consumer rights watchdog in Italy is fining a group of companies that have promoted OneCoin. Square CEO: Blockchain Can Help Solve 'So Many Problems'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 20:30
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of both Twitter and Square, recently said he believes blockchain can be used to solve problems in a range of different areas. $4,800: Goldman Sachs Analyst Thinks the Bitcoin Price Is Heading Higher
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 19:15
An analyst for Goldman Sachs said yesterday that bitcoin could shoot as high as $4,800 – comments that came amid new highs for the cryptocurrency.
New Bitcoin ETF Effort Launched by Money Management Firm
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 17:45
A US-based money manager is seeking to launch an exchange-traded fund (ETF) tied to the price of bitcoin. Legally Binding Smart Contracts? 9 Law Firms Join Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 17:07
No, code is not law. But if the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance's new members have anything to say about it, that might someday change. Legally Binding Smart Contracts? 10 Law Firms Join Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 17:07
No, code is not law. But if the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance's new members have anything to say about it, that might someday change. BTC-e to Offer Free Trading for Exchange Debt Token
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 14:30
Bitcoin exchange BTC-e has revealed new details about a cryptographic token it plans to issue as part of a bid to refund users.
'Father of Financial Futures' Seeks Cryptocurrency Hardware Patent
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 14:00
A U.S. economist and businessman known for his work in advancing futures contracts is seeking a cryptocurrency hardware patent. What the Fork? Why Bitcoin Tech Changes Impact Price
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 13:15
With all the talk of "forks," the cryptocurrency industry can be an intimidating place for investors. But how do these software changes affect price? Bitcoin Prices Reach (Yet Another) All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 11:57
Bitcoin has continued to trade at over $4,000 since reaching a record level of $4,225 yesterday, and has now set a new all-time high of $4,241. Bitcoin Prices Reach (Yet Another) All-Time High, Passing $4,240
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 11:57
Bitcoin has continued to trade at over $4,000 since reaching a record level of $4,225 yesterday, and has now set a new all-time high of $4,241. Bitcoin Prices Reach (Yet Another) All-Time High, Passing $4,300
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 11:57
Bitcoin has continued to trade at over $4,000 since reaching a record level of $4,225 yesterday, and has now set a new all-time high of $4,241. Know Your Tokens: Not All Crypto Assets Are Created Equal
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 11:00
Tokens may be all the rage in blockchain – but as entrepreneur Pavel Kravchenko points out, despite the singular name, they're not all the same. Blockchain and Education: A Big Idea in Need of Bigger Thinking
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 14. 10:45
Can blockchain technology have a real impact on education certification? CoinDesk's Noelle Acheson argues that it can, if the scope is wide enough. LedgerX and CBOE: The CFTC's Trojan Horse in an SEC Turf War
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 13. 14:10
A look at how a new class of cryptocurrency-based financial products impacts the balance of power between U.S. regulators. Solving the Liquidity Challenge of Decentralized Exchanges
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 13. 13:00
Entrepreneur Loi Luu discusses why he believes liquidity is a key challenge keeping decentralized exchanges from going from concept to production. Bitcoin Prices Break the $4,000 Barrier for the First Time
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 13. 11:50
The continuing surge in the price of bitcoin has seen it climb to over $4,000 for the first time since the cryptocurrency was created in January 2009. Bitcoin Prices Pass $4,000 for the First Time
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 13. 11:50
The continuing surge in the price of bitcoin has seen it climb to over $4,000 for the first time since the cryptocurrency was created in January 2009. Open Questions for Coinbase: Will Users Benefit from Its $100 Million Raise?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 12. 14:00
After securing $100 million in funding, CoinDesk looks at the key challenges facing the best capitalized US bitcoin and cryptocurrency startup. Ethereum + Lightning? Buterin and Poon Unveil 'Plasma' Scaling Plan
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 12. 13:15
Vitalik Buterin and Jospeh Poon hope to fix ethereum's scaling problem with a Lightning Network-like system, Plasma, but does it have what it takes? 
Bitfinex to Bar US Customers from Exchange Trading
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 12. 00:20
Bitfinex has become the first major cryptocurrency exchange to halt the trading of ICO tokens in response to U.S. regulators. Ukraine's Central Bank Moves Closer to Cryptocurrency Regulation
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 22:45
The National Bank of Ukraine, the nation's central bank, is set to soon discuss how it should regulate cryptocurrencies. Tezos to Launch $50 Million Venture Fund to Boost Blockchain Growth
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 21:45
The non-profit overseeing development of the tezos blockchain has issued a new update on how it will use funds collected in its record-setting ICO. Russia's Central Depository Plans to Build Its Own Cryptocurrency Wallet
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 19:35
Russia's National Settlement Depository is developing a blockchain platform to provide deposit and settlement service for digital assets. The EU Is Building a 'Financial Transparency Gateway' with Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 16:46
An official from the European Commission has revealed it is currently building a blockchain tool to enable data sharing. Nvidia CEO: Cryptocurrencies Are 'Here to Stay'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 15:33
Nvidia's CEO is bullish on cryptocurrencies following Q2 sales figures that were boosted by GPU sales to miners. The Bitcoin Price Just Inched Up to Set Another All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 15:00
The price of bitcoin reached its highest level ever on the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index today, climbing above $3,550 amid a period of strong gains. Investment Platform Taps ICO Demand with Investment Product Launch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 14:01
Investment platform BnkToTheFuture is expanding its service to let equity buyers tap into the growing market for initial coin offerings. BnkToTheFuture Taps ICO Demand with Investment Product Launch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 14:01
Investment platform BnkToTheFuture is expanding its service to let equity buyers tap into the growing market for initial coin offerings. $126 Billion: The Cryptocurrency Market Just Set a New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 13:37
The total value of all cryptocurrencies has set a new all-time high, just four days after it set its previous record for market capitalization. With Sweeping 90-Member Meeting, Enterprise Ethereum Gets Down to Business
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 13:00
One of the world's largest blockchain consortiums is kicking off its next phase of development. Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Gets to Work at 90-Member 'Town Hall' Meeting
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 13:00
One of the world's largest blockchain consortiums is kicking off its next phase of development. Bank of America Has Filed for Over 20 Blockchain Patents Already
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 12:00
Bank of America is emerging as one of the most active banks when it comes to filing patents over claimed innovations in blockchain and cryptocurrency. Nasdaq's Nordic Exchange Seeks to Patent Blockchain Data System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 11:00
A new patent filing suggests global exchange operator Nasdaq has a particular interest in protecting blockchain-based order-matching technology. Nasdaq Seeks to Patent Blockchain-based Data Matching System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 11:00
A new patent filing suggests global exchange operator Nasdaq has a particular interest in protecting blockchain-based order-matching technology. SEC Suspends OTC-Traded Emerging Markets Investor Over ICO Concerns
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 11. 04:45
The SEC has moved to suspend the trading of shares in a Texas-based company over suspicions about its planned initial coin offering. $200 Million In 60 Minutes: Filecoin ICO Rockets to Record Amid Tech Issues
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 22:43
The ICO for the the blockchain-based data storage network Filecoin has raised as much as $250 million despite being beset by tech issues. Bitcoin Exchange Coincheck Unveils $450k Startup Investment Fund
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 20:30
Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck is launching a new investment fund. Russia's Ministry of Health Is Launching a Blockchain Pilot
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 19:00
The Russian Ministry of Health is working with one of the country's state-owned banks to explore possible uses of blockchain. $100 Million: Coinbase Raises Biggest-Ever Round for Bitcoin Startup
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 18:00
Coinbase has closed what is likely the largest-ever funding round by a startup building on a public blockchain and providing cryptocurrency services. Buyers Beware: Singapore Central Bank Issues ICO Warning
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 15:30
Singapore’s central bank has issued a new warning to investors on the risks of initial coin offerings, or token sales. Coco Revealed: Microsoft, JPMorgan & More Demo New Blockchain-Boosting Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 14:59
A consortium of enterprises led by Microsoft has unveiled a framework designed to boost the speed and scalability of open-source blockchain tech. Coco Revealed: Microsoft, JPMorgan & More Demo Blockchain-Boosting Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 14:59
A consortium of enterprises led by Microsoft has unveiled a framework designed to boost the speed and scalability of open-source blockchain tech. Medical Society of Delaware Tests Blockchain to Improve Healthcare Access
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 14:00
A medical society in Delaware dating back to the 1700s hopes to bring efficiencies to healthcare using blockchain tech. Crypto Asset Fund Launches Investable Index for Top 30 Cryptocurrencies
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 13:00
A new fund launched by a prominent trader aims to offer U.S. investors broad exposure to the fast developing cryptocurrency asset class. Crypto Asset Firm Launches Investable Index for Top 30 Cryptocurrencies
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 13:00
A new fund launched by a prominent trader aims to offer U.S. investors broad exposure to the fast developing cryptocurrency asset class. Illinois to Trial Blockchain Tech in Bid to Track Medical Licenses
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 12:00
The state of Illinois is expanding its work with blockchain to include possible healthcare applications through a newly announced partnership. UK Police Want to Change the Law to Make Bitcoin Seizures Easier
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 11:00
A research office backed by a number of U.K. police groups has proposed changing the country’s laws to make seizing bitcoin holdings easier. SegWit in the Wild: What Can Bitcoin Learn from Litecoin?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 10:00
How will SegWit impact the bitcoin network? For answers to that question, one has to turn to lessons learned from another cryptocurrency altogether. SegWit in the Wild: 4 Lessons Bitcoin Can Learn from Litecoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 10:00
How will SegWit impact the bitcoin network? For answers to that question, one has to turn to lessons learned from another cryptocurrency altogether. Goldman Sachs: 'Real Dollars At Work' in Cryptocurrency Markets
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 10. 00:05
Analysts at Goldman Sachs are advising clients to stay abreast of developments in the cryptocurrency sector – even if they don't plan on investing. 'Bring on the Forks': Bitcoin Traders See Improving Price Outlook for 2017
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 22:05
There's two bitcoins now? It's safe to say uncertainty cast a pall over the cryptocurrency markets last week when on August 1, a group of developers and miners split the blockchain and created a new cryptocurrency. It was the first (high-profile) bitcoin fork to date, and in response, the price very well could have entered a […] Bring on the Forks: Bitcoin Traders See Improving Price Outlook for 2017
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 22:05
There are two bitcoins now? It's safe to say uncertainty cast a pall over the cryptocurrency markets last week when on August 1, a group of developers and miners split the blockchain and created a new cryptocurrency. It was the first (high-profile) bitcoin fork to date, and in response, the price very well could have entered a […] Bitstamp Will Add Ether Trading to Cryptocurrency Exchange
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 21:00
European cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp will launch new trading pairs for ether next week. Cryptocurrency Investment Fund Completes $1.8 Million ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 19:05
A digital asset investment project has netted close to $1.8 million through an initial coin offering (ICO). Full Steam Ahead? Segwit2x to Reaffirm Bitcoin Hard Fork Plan
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 18:01
Segwit2x has reconfirmed plans to move forward with its 2mb hard fork in three months. Will this lead to another split? Full Steam Ahead? Segwit2x Reaffirms Bitcoin Hard Fork Plan
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 18:01
Segwit2x has reconfirmed plans to move forward with its 2mb hard fork in three months. Will this lead to another split? Hyperledger Blockchain Project to Elect New Technical Committee
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 17:10
Contributors to the Hyperledger blochain project will vote on a new steering committee in the weeks ahead. Litecoin Prices Hold Steady Near $50 as Bitcoin Locks In SegWit
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 15:30
Litecoin continues to hover near all-time highs – a move that suggests it could be developing staying power in a diversified crypto market. PaymentsSource Veteran Bailey Reutzel Joins CoinDesk as US Editor
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 15:00
Former PaymentsSource editor and pioneering cryptocurrency journalist Bailey Reutzel is joining CoinDesk's US-based editorial team. Sony and IBM Team to Secure Education Data with Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 14:33
Sony has developed a new educational platform that uses IBM Blockchain to secure and share student records. BTC-e Goes Bitfinex? Bitcoin Exchange Could Issue Tokens in Bid to Relaunch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 14:00
Bitcoin exchange BTC-e has said it will return under a new name and issue a token to refund users after it was closed by U.S. authorities Fujitsu Is Planning to Deploy Multiple Blockchain Business Models
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 13:00
Japanese IT giant Fujitsu is looking to monetize its blockchain work by pursuing several business models, according to statements from the company. IT Giant Fujitsu Is Planning to Deploy Multiple Blockchain Business Models
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 13:00
Japanese IT giant Fujitsu is looking to monetize its blockchain work by pursuing several business models, according to statements from the company. 'Russia's Facebook' Eases Restrictions on Cryptocurrency Ads
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 12:00
The most popular social network in Russia is loosening restrictions on advertisements related to cryptocurrency. Department Store Operator Begins Testing Bitcoin Payments in Japan
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 11:00
Department store chain Marui has become the latest mainstream retailer in Japan to accept bitcoin payments, starting with a trial in a Tokyo store.
Safello Chases Comeback with New Bitcoin Buying Option
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 10:00
Swedish bitcoin exchange Safello has broken its silence, announcing support for credit card payments across the EU and other plans for growth. Safello Charts a Comeback with New Bitcoin Credit Card Buying Option
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 10:00
Swedish bitcoin exchange Safello is back on the radar, announcing credit card payments across the EU and other plans for growth. Safello Aims for Comeback with New Bitcoin Buying Option
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 10:00
Swedish bitcoin exchange Safello is back on the radar, announcing credit card payments across the EU and other plans for growth. Fidelity Brings Bitcoin Tracking to Traditional Investor Portfolios
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 06:00
Fidelity Labs has partnered with bitcoin startup Coinbase. Ether Tops $300 as Price Rises to 30-Day High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 09. 03:50
The price of ether increased today, topping $300 for the first time since June amidst a broader appreciation of the cyrptocurrency asse India Close to Finishing Work on Cryptocurrency Rule Proposals
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 23:00
India's government has reportedly completed work on a report that outlines possible steps for regulating cryptocurrencies. It's Official: Segregated Witness Will Activate on Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 20:56
It's official: SegWit has locked-in on bitcoin. Thailand's KBank to Start Digitizing Contracts With Blockchain by 2018
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 18:55
One of Thailand's largest commercial banks is looking to digitize some of its financial contracts through a new blockchain solution. $100 Million: Putin Advisor Targets Big Raise for Bitcoin Mining ICO
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 17:50
An internet advisor to Russian Vladimir Putin is trying to raise as much as $100 million in an initial coin offering. UNICEF's Venture Arm Trials Ethereum Smart Contracts
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 16:30
The venture arm of the United Nation's Children's Fund (UNICEF) is expanding its exploration of blockchain to include ethereum. Ether, Litecoin and More: Overstock Now Accepts Cryptocurrencies as Payment
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 15:00
Online retail giant Overstock has partnered with ShapeShift as part of a bid to accept more cryptocurrencies as payment. ICOs Meet IPOs: Blockchain Author Alex Tapscott to Take Token Fund Public
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 14:00
A prominent author is seeking to take his newly launched ICO investment firm public on a major stock exchange. ICOs Meet IPOs: Blockchain Author Alex Tapscott to Take Token Startup Public
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 14:00
A prominent author is seeking to take his newly launched ICO investment firm public on a major stock exchange. $3,500: Bitcoin Price Sets Another New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 13:31
The price of bitcoin continues to climb to new highs, reaching an average of over $3,500 across global exchanges today. US Officials Eye Blockchain Applications For Visas, Foreign Aid
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 13:00
The U.S. General Services Agency has revealed a list of possible applications for blockchain technology under consideration by the government. From ICOs to DCOs: The Dawn of Cleared Crypto Derivatives
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 12:00
What is the likely impact of cryptocurrency derivatives? Three lawyers speculate on the possible innovations to come. Lawmakers Want to See Bitcoin Become an Official Currency in Australia
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 11:00
Two Australian lawmakers have formed a parliamentary group to push government to better accommodate cryptocurrency and blockchain. SegWit's Likely Lock-In: What Today's Milestone Means for Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 10:00
SegWit is on par to lock-in today. Miners are embracing the scaling upgrade, but there's still time before users are able to take advantage. SegWit's Lock-In: What Today's Milestone Means for Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 10:00
SegWit is on par to lock-in today. Miners are embracing the scaling upgrade, but there's still time before users are able to take advantage. SegWit's Lock-In: What Today's Milestone Means for Bitcoin's Tech
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 10:00
SegWit is on par to lock-in today. Miners are embracing the scaling upgrade, but there's still time before users are able to take advantage. SegWit Lock-In: What the Tech Milestone Means for Bitcoin
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 08. 10:00
SegWit is on par to lock-in today. Miners are embracing the scaling upgrade, but there's still time before users are able to take advantage. 
Bitcoin Cash Eases Mining Difficulty as Blockchain Adjusts
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 22:05
CoinDesk contributor Jimmy Song gives an update on changes in Bitcoin Cash's mining ecosystem and why they might be of note for investors. OSTK to HODL: Overstock to Keep 50% of All Bitcoin Payments as Investments
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 21:30
Online retailer Overstock.com is shifting an earlier strategy by keeping half of the bitcoin it takes in as payment, the company's CEO has said. Bitcoin Exchange Unocoin to Repay Users After Account Thefts
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 19:35
Users of Unocoin reported that their funds had been stolen over the weekend, prompting the India-based bitcoin exchange to temporarily close. 11 Banks Develop DLT Trade Finance App Using R3's Corda Software
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 18:35
A group of eleven banks have developed a trade finance application using technology developed by distributed ledger startup R3. Wikileaks is Now Accepting Zcash Donations
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 17:35
Non-profit media group Wikileaks has announced that it is now accepting donations in the privacy oriented cryptocurrency zcash. Controversial US Sanctions Bill Calls for Cryptocurrency Research
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 16:15
A foreign sanctions bill signed into law by President Donald Trump included a little-noticed provision on cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin Is Now Worth Nearly 3 Times as Much as Gold
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 15:00
Bitcoin's rising price has made it worth nearly three times as much as gold, according to markets data. Bitcoin Is Now Worth Nearly 3 Times More Than an Ounce of Gold
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 15:00
Bitcoin's rising price has made it worth nearly three times as much as gold, according to public markets data. HP Gains on IBM with 'Mission Critical' Move Into Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 14:30
CoinDesk profiles work ongoing at Hewlett Packard Enterprise to move the former computing powerhouse into the blockchain technology sector. HP Enterprise Gains on IBM with 'Mission Critical' Move Into Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 14:30
CoinDesk profiles work ongoing at Hewlett Packard Enterprise to move the former computing powerhouse into the blockchain technology sector. Cryptocurrency Market Tops $116 Billion to Set New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 14:00
The total value of all publicly traded cryptocurrencies set a new all-time high today, with the class now worth just over $116.9 billion. Overstock's Blockchain Business Posts $3.3 Million Loss
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 13:00
Overstock has released new details about the Q2 financial performance of Medici Ventures, its blockchain-focused subsidiary. WannaCry On the Move? Bitcoin Theft Evolves in a Multi-Blockchain World
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 12:00
Bitcoins received by the WannaCry ransomware attacks are on the move. Will switching to another blockchain allow the hackers to get away? WannaCry On the Move? Bitcoin Crime Evolves in a Multi-Blockchain World
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 12:00
Bitcoins received by the WannaCry ransomware attacks are on the move. Will switching to another blockchain allow the hackers to get away? Korean Mall Bans Bitcoin and Ether Mining After Merchants Run Up Bills
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 11:00
An electronics retail marketplace in South Korea has reportedly taken the unusual step of banning vendors from mining bitcoin or ether in-store. Shopping Mall Bans Bitcoin and Ether Mining as Merchants Run Up Bills
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 11:00
An electronics retail marketplace in South Korea has reportedly taken the unusual step of banning vendors from mining bitcoin or ether. PSD2 and Blockchain: Mutual Support
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 07. 10:00
New rules in Europe aim to change the payments landscape – in the process, they could also boost blockchain development. Four Quadrants – Dividing and Conquering the Crypto Universe
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 06. 19:10
State Street's former blockchain lead breaks down how he views developments in the blockchain market – and why there are four opportunities. 2017 so far: #Bitcoin vs #Stocks vs #Gold vs #Silver....
bitcoinful
2017. Aug. 06. 17:12
2017 so far: #Bitcoin vs #Stocks vs #Gold vs #Silver. #blockchain
'Every Token Is a Snowflake': Why the SEC's ICO Guidance Isn't Enough
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 06. 17:10
Finally, the SEC has published guidance for its stance on ICOs, but the vague concepts may not be enough for a new breed of financial professional. A 'Howey test' for Blockchain? Why the SEC's ICO Guidance Isn't Enough
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 06. 17:10
The SEC may have finally published guidance on ICOs, but the vague concepts may not be enough for a new breed of financial professional. 2017 so far: #Bitcoin vs #Stocks vs #Gold vs #Silver....
bitcoinful
2017. Aug. 06. 15:12
2017 so far: #Bitcoin vs #Stocks vs #Gold vs #Silver. #blockchain
Bitcoin Fork Blues? These New Yorkers Threw a Party Instead
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 15:00
It was party time in New York, hours after a new cryptocurrency was forked off from the main bitcoin blockchain. Bitcoin Fork Blues? These New Yorkers Threw a Party
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 15:00
It was party time in New York, hours after a new cryptocurrency was forked off from the main bitcoin blockchain. Bitcoin Cash: Questions, Answers and More Questions
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 12:00
What's the price of Bitcoin Cash? Days after the new cryptocurrency was created, there are more questions than answers about its market. The Bitcoin Cash Price: Questions, Answers and More Questions
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 12:00
What's the price of Bitcoin Cash? Days after the new cryptocurrency was created, there are more questions than answers about its market. Bitcoin Price Surges Past $3,200 to Hit New All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 07:06
The price of bitcoin has risen sharply, exceeding the $3,200 level for the first time on the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). Bitcoin Price Surges Past $3,200 to Hit All-Time High
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 05. 07:06
The price of bitcoin has risen sharply, exceeding the $3,200 level for the first time on the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). Bitcoin Cash Block Production Accelerates as Mining Difficulty Adjusts
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 21:00
After a few difficulty adjustments, blocks on the bitcoin cash blockchain are now being mined more steadily. Why Even Miners That Hate Bitcoin Cash Might Want to Mine It
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 20:00
A cryptic message on the bitcoin cash blockchain on Friday reveals insights into the minds of miners – who now can pick and choose between the chains. OTC Trade Group: Blockchain Smart Contracts Could Spark Interpretation Challenges
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 18:40
Smart contracts may only see limited real-world applications in the near future, according to a new research paper. Filecoin Presale Raises $52 Million Ahead of ICO Launch
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 17:05
San Francisco-based startup Protocol Labs has sold $52 million in a token pre-sale ahead of an initial coin offering launch next week. Troubled BTC-e Exchange Claims Control of Databases and Bitcoin Wallets
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 15:00
An online forum account tied to the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e has issued a new statement, claiming to be in control of databases and user wallets. $1.6 Billion: All-Time ICO Funding Climbs as Record $500 Million Invested in July
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 14:00
Initial coin offerings are fast becoming the only way to raise money in the blockchain industry, topping $1.6 billion in all-time funding. Chart, Learn and Explore: CoinDesk Launches ICO Tracking Tool
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 13:00
CoinDesk is proud to announce its latest data product – an ICO data explorer that enables easy observation of the fast-growing token funding method. Patent Reveals Nasdaq Planning Blockchain-Powered Data System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 12:00
Nasdaq is seeking to patent a system for securely distributing time-sensitive information by way of a blockchain, records show. Media Producer Launches Blockchain Initiative with Government Backing
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 11:00
A Canadian media production firm with links to the Ontario government is seeking partners for a blockchain trial focused on tracking copyrights. Mastercard Eyes Cryptocurrency Refunds in New Patent Application
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 10:00
A new patent application from Mastercard suggests the company is exploring ways to build refund-capable services for cryptocurrency users. GDAX Pledges to Enable Bitcoin Cash Withdrawals By 2018
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 04. 00:35
GDAX has announced that it will launch support for the breakaway cryptocurrency Bitcoin Cash sometime later this year. Indian Securities Regulator Reveals Plans to Study Blockchain
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 22:00
India's securities markets watchdog has announced that it will explore blockchain for potential applications to its regulatory oversight processes. Think Tank Attacks IRS Subpoena in Coinbase Tax Dispute
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 20:30
Opposition to the IRS effort to obtain user information from cryptocurrency exchange startup Coinbase is growing. Arkansas Farming Cooperative Trials Blockchain to Track Chicken Shipments
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 18:45
A livestock farming cooperative in Arkansas is taking part in a blockchain supply chain trial. The ICO Boxing Champ Floyd Mayweather Promoted Has Raised $30 Million Already
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 17:45
The token sale for a blockchain-based prediction market promoted earlier this month by boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, Jr., has raised $30 million. Startup Incubator Science Plans $100 Million Token Sale
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 16:00
A startup incubator based in California is launching an initial coin offering aimed to raise up to $100 million to support a new blockchain program. Startup Incubator Science Could Raise Up to $100 Million in Planned Token Sale
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 16:00
A startup incubator based in California is launching an initial coin offering aimed to raise up to $100 million to support a new blockchain program. Tokens Can Be Securities? Even ICO Advisors Agree with the SEC
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 15:00
One of the ICO sector's most active advisory firms speaks out on its view of the SEC's recent guidance – and it's mostly in agreement with the agency. Gibraltar Stock Exchange Plans Blockchain-Powered Trading System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 14:00
Gibraltar's primary securities exchange has revealed a plan to "fully integrate" blockchain into its trading and settlement systems. State Street to Bitcoin Bull: Blockchain Boss Leaves to Launch Crypto Startup
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 13:00
A State Street Bank executive has just left his job to launch a crypto company providing liquidity to institutional investors Australia's Biggest Grain Exporter Trials Blockchain Tracking System
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 12:00
CBH Group, Australia's largest grain exporter, is to test blockchain technology in the tracking of oat shipments, reports say. Broker-Dealer Renews Call for Blockchain ICO Rules After SEC Release
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 11:00
The SEC has released new guidance on digital tokens and ICOs – but one industry stakeholder wants the agency to go a step further. Broker-Dealer Renews Call for ICO Rules After SEC Release
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 03. 11:00
The SEC has released new guidance on digital tokens and ICOs – but one industry stakeholder wants the agency to go a step further. UASF Revisited: Will Bitcoin's User Revolt Leave a Lasting Legacy?
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 21:30
What to make of the most political proposal for bitcoin scaling? CoinDesk looks at the impact of the UASF movement on network development. Bitfinex Is Issuing Another Token – and a New Ethereum Exchange to Go With It
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 19:45
Digital currency exchange Bitfinex has revealed that it will be launching a new trading platform for ethereum-based tokens. Chilean Regulator: Central Bank Cryptocurrencies May Be 'Many Years Away'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 18:00
The head of Chile's central bank has said he believes a central bank-issued digital currency may be "many years" from coming to fruition. Nasdaq Inks Blockchain Trading Deal With Swiss Stock Exchange
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 17:00
Nasdaq has inked a deal with the operator of Switzerland's primary stock exchange to integrate blockchain into its over-the-counter product services. Options Exchange CBOE to Launch Cryptocurrency Derivatives in 2017
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 16:00
A major US options exchange is seeking to list cryptocurrency derivatives, and has inked a notable partnership to move it toward this goal. MultiChain 1.0: Bitcoin-Compatible Private Blockchain Launches for Enterprise
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 15:00
Coin Sciences has announced the production-ready version of its long-in-development private blockchain offering, MultiChain.
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MultiChain 1.0: Bitcoin-Compatible Private Blockchain Opens for Enterprise
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 15:00
Coin Sciences has announced the production-ready version of its long-in-development private blockchain offering, MultiChain. Swedish Police to Seek EU Funds for Digital Currency Research
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 14:00
National police forces in Europe are seeking new funding for research into digital currency investigations, public documents show.
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Swedish Police to Seek EU Funds for Cryptocurrency Research
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 14:00
National police forces in Europe are seeking new cash for research on how to tackle cybercrimes involving digital currency.
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Quoine Exchange Sued Over Multimillion-Dollar Bitcoin Trade Reversal
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 13:00
Cryptocurrency market maker B2C2 is reportedly suing the exchange over major bitcoin trades it alleges were unfairly reversed.
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Why a Bitcoin Fork Is Not a 'Stock Split'
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 12:00
Comparing a blockchain fork to a stock split? It might seem like a nice idea, but the comparison falls apart on closer inspection.
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South Korean Lawmaker Seeks to Tighten Cryptocurrency Rules
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 10:59
Efforts to regulate the use of cryptocurrencies in South Korea are moving forward with a proposed series of legislative amendments.
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Ethereum's Smart Contract Language Serpent Is Headed for Retirement
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 10:00
One of the oldest ethereum smart contracting languages is showing signs of age – and it may point to underlying weaknesses in the token economy.
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One of Ethereum's Earliest Smart Contract Languages Is Headed for Retirement
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 10:00
One of the oldest ethereum smart contracting languages is showing signs of age – and it may point to underlying weaknesses in the token economy.
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What Happened to Bitcoin Today: A Recap of the Blockchain's Big Split
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 00:15
Missed Tuesday's bitcoin fork? CoinDesk recaps the day's events, outlining how a band of miners broke off of bitcoin to create a new network.
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What Happened to Bitcoin: A Recap of the Blockchain's Big Split
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 02. 00:15
Missed Tuesday's bitcoin fork? CoinDesk recaps the day's events, outlining how a band of miners broke off of bitcoin to create a new network.
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Password bruteforce attack
Bitbargain.com
2017. Aug. 01. 23:48
An entity with modest mental capabilities to understand the chances of finding a working account with bitcoins in it has been trying a list of username/password combinations on our server all day, to try to log into thousands of accounts from thousands of proxies. Without success.
To help any security people, sysadmins, law enforcement or just others looking for a list of proxies, here’s a list of what we have banned so far:
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103.50.214.210 -> 3 # 105.226.113.32 -> 3 # 112.117.159.148 -> 3 # 200.9.221.198 -> 3 # 110.36.225.254 -> 3 # 160.238.208.29 -> 3 # 103.247.217.226 -> 3 # 202.136.90.214 -> 3 # 36.83.156.35 -> 3 # 176.109.37.78 -> 3 # 31.145.83.38 -> 3 # 41.73.224.124 -> 3 # 186.92.97.135 -> 3 # 193.212.188.186 -> 2 # 60.187.173.190 -> 2 # 182.253.37.213 -> 2 # 116.25.242.52 -> 2 # 89.46.79.228 -> 2 # 14.155.112.130 -> 2 # 112.16.7.95 -> 2 # 36.66.203.11 -> 2 # 178.54.20.36 -> 2 # 186.46.152.142 -> 2 # 47.89.17.36 -> 2 # 182.18.20.192 -> 2 # 37.120.250.132 -> 2 # 187.120.181.172 -> 2 # 186.89.108.44 -> 2 # 177.92.62.204 -> 2 # 112.140.184.136 -> 2 # 192.118.72.14 -> 2 # 196.2.67.215 -> 2 # 91.236.61.253 -> 2 # 47.94.220.254 -> 2 # 186.91.240.115 -> 2 # 190.38.11.202 -> 2 # 202.152.40.28 -> 2 # 185.130.156.136 -> 2 # 186.92.3.168 -> 2 # 103.224.137.37 -> 2 # 103.205.134.130 -> 2 # 213.198.241.6 -> 2 # 5.135.181.10 -> 2 # 198.23.143.27 -> 2 # 222.124.153.226 -> 2 # 88.250.138.3 -> 2 # 115.249.229.41 -> 2 # 109.245.215.37 -> 2 # 222.165.205.204 -> 2 # 89.140.79.175 -> 2 # 164.151.16.2 -> 2 # 189.126.241.202 -> 2 # 104.236.13.100 -> 2 # 117.240.79.20 -> 2 # 103.27.0.16 -> 2 # 189.98.67.37 -> 2 # 222.85.39.88 -> 2 # 201.20.116.35 -> 2 # 195.83.43.84 -> 2 # 121.225.85.45 -> 2 # 85.18.106.42 -> 2 # 113.116.145.136 -> 2 # 47.93.63.229 -> 2 # 5.141.82.72 -> 2 # 39.109.3.181 -> 2 # 221.15.246.192 -> 2 # 218.92.100.18 -> 2 # 186.46.94.54 -> 2 # 36.83.69.239 -> 2 # 200.109.108.137 -> 2 # 83.64.253.171 -> 2 # 114.218.63.2 -> 2 # 36.234.172.56 -> 2 # 186.89.122.6 -> 2 # 124.65.205.160 -> 2 # 186.91.191.96 -> 2 # 190.206.70.252 -> 2 # 5.226.125.10 -> 1 # 128.199.190.130 -> 1 # 176.109.178.244 -> 1 # 181.115.241.90 -> 1 # 115.212.148.216 -> 1 # 125.25.160.232 -> 1 # 186.92.14.242 -> 1 # 125.164.138.254 -> 1 # 200.112.216.5 -> 1 # 221.205.220.65 -> 1 # 89.26.71.134 -> 1 # 201.211.96.128 -> 1 # 60.186.27.76 -> 1 # 37.238.130.4 -> 1 # 221.225.159.69 -> 1 # 202.162.192.159 -> 1 # 121.31.145.241 -> 1 # 1.179.139.110 -> 1 # 5.190.150.209 -> 1 # 114.40.14.43 -> 1 # 180.175.0.204 -> 1 # 45.55.86.49 -> 1 # 185.46.198.123 -> 1 # 217.126.5.224 -> 1 # 200.58.147.242 -> 1 # 180.254.231.27 -> 1 # 62.41.20.230 -> 1 # 103.78.80.50 -> 1 # 190.61.28.2 -> 1 # 114.31.9.146 -> 1 # 210.3.64.18 -> 1 # 190.206.66.7 -> 1 # 203.207.56.67 -> 1 # 144.255.233.100 -> 1 # 190.149.215.217 -> 1 # 192.241.190.167 -> 1 # 198.11.130.242 -> 1 # 46.99.144.181 -> 1 # 103.29.186.189 -> 1 # 182.75.4.114 -> 1 # 111.119.160.172 -> 1 # 31.168.118.183 -> 1 # 201.208.210.245 -> 1 # 114.40.24.236 -> 1 # 121.41.82.138 -> 1 # 177.92.9.130 -> 1 # 190.73.44.116 -> 1 # 171.126.128.59 -> 1 # 173.212.49.74 -> 1 # 169.239.48.197 -> 1 # 188.168.189.45 -> 1 # 62.133.168.67 -> 1 # 91.106.82.78 -> 1 # 187.144.44.58 -> 1 # 218.78.213.174 -> 1 # 190.202.175.127 -> 1 # 117.176.62.148 -> 1 # 169.56.64.168 -> 1 # 162.243.157.86 -> 1 # 41.209.38.150 -> 1 # 45.112.126.213 -> 1 # 120.25.201.228 -> 1 # 208.115.100.162 -> 1 # 125.31.19.25 -> 1 # 36.73.117.185 -> 1 # 42.238.29.24 -> 1 # 189.53.73.7 -> 1 # 36.66.231.113 -> 1 # 178.205.101.67 -> 1 # 114.40.203.65 -> 1 # 141.196.134.41 -> 1 # 103.228.246.36 -> 1 # 190.38.198.134 -> 1 # 104.207.83.6 -> 1 # 192.153.46.92 -> 1 # 1.194.148.140 -> 1 # 91.242.210.204 -> 1 # 125.165.22.164 -> 1 # 186.91.200.213 -> 1 # 190.74.211.119 -> 1 # 178.206.14.197 -> 1 # 176.117.38.65 -> 1 # 46.175.185.244 -> 1 # 125.24.214.34 -> 1 # 171.214.172.210 -> 1 # 115.49.106.71 -> 1 # 98.172.91.132 -> 1 # 138.219.223.166 -> 1 # 83.14.194.206 -> 1 # 196.44.191.38 -> 1 # 190.153.136.234 -> 1 # 80.13.82.137 -> 1 # 183.91.77.50 -> 1 # 60.255.186.169 -> 1 # 113.66.102.163 -> 1 # 202.92.203.14 -> 1 # 36.83.45.63 -> 1 # 173.173.153.248 -> 1 # 36.73.71.20 -> 1 # 62.228.241.240 -> 1 # 109.202.109.50 -> 1 # 1.10.188.70 -> 1 # 189.19.225.231 -> 1 # 118.253.142.214 -> 1 # 94.23.196.87 -> 1 # 201.243.245.72 -> 1 # 177.177.56.81 -> 1 # 222.185.23.197 -> 1 # 128.75.18.242 -> 1 # 160.202.42.210 -> 1 # 208.115.104.154 -> 1 # 36.66.114.249 -> 1 # 110.72.19.175 -> 1 # 14.215.115.197 -> 1 # 45.32.193.136 -> 1 # 31.168.144.183 -> 1 # 125.1.224.236 -> 1 # 191.36.192.196 -> 1 # 197.210.143.242 -> 1 # 58.84.14.130 -> 1 # 184.68.152.102 -> 1 # 45.40.143.57 -> 1 # 114.40.23.72 -> 1 # 177.92.2.190 -> 1 # 86.109.100.80 -> 1 # 110.73.34.186 -> 1 # 95.120.186.154 -> 1 # 115.217.164.117 -> 1 # 111.196.18.109 -> 1 # 14.210.78.143 -> 1 # 202.152.63.5 -> 1 # 197.254.106.226 -> 1 # 110.136.206.221 -> 1 # 200.54.108.54 -> 1 # 139.129.94.241 -> 1 # 35.189.166.230 -> 1 # 179.95.142.195 -> 1 # 186.68.85.26 -> 1 # 14.119.209.210 -> 1 # 197.81.147.225 -> 1 # 62.56.130.156 -> 1 # 111.199.237.190 -> 1 # 183.88.232.207 -> 1 # 111.203.211.34 -> 1 # 222.142.154.3 -> 1 # 180.76.134.106 -> 1 # 2.179.132.111 -> 1 # 198.11.130.225 -> 1 # 180.250.149.73 -> 1 # 37.60.213.151 -> 1 # 47.52.113.253 -> 1 # 213.160.167.31 -> 1 # 120.37.165.162 -> 1 # 191.7.210.30 -> 1 # 154.68.195.2 -> 1 # 14.147.5.248 -> 1 # 114.5.24.18 -> 1 # 60.18.171.247 -> 1 # 192.241.184.169 -> 1 # 36.78.220.190 -> 1 # 59.49.129.60 -> 1 # 87.128.107.114 -> 1 # 83.212.108.154 -> 1 # 24.154.112.20 -> 1 # 222.86.180.127 -> 1 # 195.26.78.26 -> 1 # 180.249.143.254 -> 1 # 115.47.44.102 -> 1 # 5.152.158.4 -> 1 # 24.2.99.226 -> 1 # 103.42.214.248 -> 1 # 88.225.210.50 -> 1 # 221.201.84.127 -> 1 # 45.251.42.220 -> 1 # 103.192.36.135 -> 6 # 221.133.44.142 -> 3 # 1.179.181.17 -> 3 # 91.242.163.174 -> 2 # 51.15.41.168 -> 2 # 212.12.191.254 -> 2 # 138.59.219.51 -> 2 # 185.159.87.117 -> 2 # 49.48.225.216 -> 1 # 188.34.254.58 -> 1 # 125.141.200.7 -> 1 # 117.58.243.244 -> 1 # 68.49.40.52 -> 1 # 79.140.221.122 -> 1 # 202.138.243.37 -> 1 # 47.90.66.120 -> 1 # 212.219.197.249 -> 1 # 185.174.192.1 -> 1 # 163.172.175.210 -> 1 # 199.195.253.124 -> 1 # 125.141.200.45 -> 1 # 178.161.177.6 -> 1 # 108.161.138.228 -> 1 # 195.218.144.150 -> 1 # 108.61.210.190 -> 1 # 94.102.124.56 -> 1 # 139.59.2.223 -> 1 # 201.48.206.107 -> 1 # 125.141.200.22 -> 1 # 170.75.244.219 -> 1 # 82.200.205.49 -> 1 # 1.9.171.51 -> 1 # 103.14.26.70 -> 1 # 36.66.242.146 -> 1 # 176.126.245.23 -> 1 # 36.79.223.213 -> 1 # 201.211.80.203 -> 1 # 125.162.50.52 -> 1 # 183.88.34.56 -> 1 # 111.155.116.240 -> 1 # 139.196.36.156 -> 1 # 36.80.18.139 -> 1 # 176.235.99.166 -> 1 # 216.100.88.229 -> 1 # 187.9.214.58 -> 1 # 89.191.131.178 -> 1 # 39.68.235.248 -> 1 # 128.199.103.24 -> 1 # 186.92.115.156 -> 1 # 197.136.142.5 -> 1 # 187.49.83.90 -> 1 # 125.141.200.21 -> 1 # 27.109.117.138 -> 1 # 125.141.200.13 -> 1 # 37.151.43.202 -> 1 # 175.139.58.72 -> 1 # 222.65.75.34 -> 1 # 212.237.6.245 -> 1 # 159.203.64.85 -> 1 # 80.78.69.226 -> 1 # 139.196.166.96 -> 1 # 188.123.114.167 -> 1 # 115.237.12.63 -> 1 # 51.254.98.159 -> 1 # 1.179.176.37 -> 1 # 14.177.166.66 -> 1 # 202.79.37.14 -> 1 # 195.209.107.148 -> 1 # 187.110.238.42 -> 1 # 24.56.178.74 -> 1 # 58.252.6.165 -> 1 # 111.13.7.117 -> 1 # 125.163.148.210 -> 1 # 61.160.6.158 -> 1 # 27.96.32.82 -> 1 # 128.199.234.64 -> 4 # 187.94.99.38 -> 4 # 123.57.184.70 -> 3 # 207.182.156.13 -> 3 # 125.141.200.14 -> 3 # 125.141.200.40 -> 2 # 117.54.120.10 -> 2 # 103.4.166.203 -> 2 # 125.82.89.92 -> 2 # 112.196.94.189 -> 2 # 80.211.233.44 -> 2 # 45.32.252.131 -> 2 # 203.202.252.102 -> 2 # 94.42.179.205 -> 2 # 119.159.234.210 -> 2 # 201.59.191.154 -> 2 # 61.53.54.6 -> 2 # 144.217.247.151 -> 2 # 101.255.52.164 -> 2 # 190.153.120.143 -> 2 # 111.68.117.164 -> 2 # 45.77.32.227 -> 2 # 45.64.99.103 -> 2 # 101.51.40.76 -> 2 # 185.99.172.104 -> 2 # 185.162.218.165 -> 2 # 111.13.7.118 -> 2 # 94.247.244.120 -> 2 # 72.12.204.31 -> 2 # 62.14.238.20 -> 2 # 89.40.115.161 -> 2 # 187.40.143.103 -> 2 # 194.177.201.75 -> 2 # 222.92.141.250 -> 2 # 207.188.73.155 -> 2 # 216.100.88.228 -> 2 # 108.161.140.82 -> 2 # 36.66.213.25 -> 2 # 120.43.53.77 -> 2 # 83.147.228.251 -> 1 # 201.209.33.234 -> 1 # 183.89.45.198 -> 1 # 190.203.63.4 -> 1 # 61.38.236.98 -> 1 # 103.228.118.249 -> 1 # 189.1.172.199 -> 1 # 46.99.156.57 -> 1 # 178.211.184.196 -> 1 # 173.212.238.66 -> 1 # 123.116.91.156 -> 1 # 111.13.109.27 -> 1 # 177.133.5.226 -> 1 # 46.73.33.253 -> 1 # 5.53.50.170 -> 1 # 47.90.46.132 -> 1 # 138.197.211.31 -> 1 # 185.87.240.175 -> 1 # 125.141.200.39 -> 1 # 201.165.55.14 -> 1 # 183.88.158.61 -> 1 # 107.181.169.230 -> 1 # 110.170.150.54 -> 1 # 80.15.162.31 -> 1 # 202.138.251.5 -> 1 # 193.107.198.135 -> 1 # 114.217.243.25 -> 1 # 83.247.7.23 -> 1 # 183.88.82.205 -> 1 # 41.202.221.122 -> 1 # 114.41.134.160 -> 1 # 120.26.121.109 -> 1 # 109.121.167.229 -> 1 # 5.202.184.227 -> 1 # 174.138.63.153 -> 1 # 218.22.65.60 -> 1 # 176.115.197.118 -> 1 # 125.141.200.53 -> 1 # 190.37.72.229 -> 1 # 134.35.138.48 -> 1 # 89.191.131.243 -> 1 # 186.10.5.142 -> 1 # 122.155.3.143 -> 1 # 178.32.177.15 -> 1 # 111.68.115.22 -> 1 # 72.176.170.185 -> 1 # 163.28.112.100 -> 1 # 119.90.63.3 -> 1 # 47.52.5.8 -> 1 # 117.211.160.52 -> 1 # 186.91.164.138 -> 1 # 182.23.49.19 -> 1 # 110.50.84.59 -> 1 # 190.131.223.210 -> 1 # 125.141.200.12 -> 1 # 121.31.79.192 -> 1 # 123.123.183.183 -> 1 # 195.144.25.42 -> 1 # 45.64.99.13 -> 1 # 190.73.150.222 -> 1 # 179.208.202.130 -> 1 # 35.190.151.168 -> 1 # 190.15.222.53 -> 1 # 37.182.204.4 -> 1 # 43.247.70.151 -> 1 # 103.1.210.107 -> 1 # 36.66.253.17 -> 1 # 115.28.209.249 -> 1 # 123.185.129.70 -> 1 # 45.32.115.42 -> 1 # 190.200.141.115 -> 1 # 138.204.248.5 -> 1 # 1.179.198.17 -> 1 # 36.236.104.238 -> 1 # 176.53.3.250 -> 1 # 212.22.86.114 -> 1 # 201.242.39.86 -> 1 # 2.50.168.125 -> 1 # 92.242.254.232 -> 1 # 77.241.18.10 -> 1 # 117.60.116.115 -> 1 # 179.191.195.60 -> 1 # 180.250.48.75 -> 1 # 36.85.221.192 -> 1 # 137.74.5.72 -> 1 # 190.217.3.162 -> 1 # 212.15.115.166 -> 1 # 35.185.45.160 -> 1 # 154.53.194.72 -> 1 # 79.120.177.106 -> 1 # 109.188.81.101 -> 1 # 40.114.14.173 -> 1 # 70.65.233.174 -> 1 # 45.64.136.154 -> 1 # 194.110.77.186 -> 1 # 149.56.35.226 -> 1 # 190.72.153.5 -> 1 # 152.231.29.72 -> 1 # 87.245.154.66 -> 1 # 113.58.232.203 -> 1 # 174.138.34.116 -> 1 # 186.89.1.10 -> 1 # 209.43.86.153 -> 1 # 41.78.222.42 -> 1 # 197.210.185.246 -> 1 # 190.201.11.142 -> 1 # 181.143.162.189 -> 1 # 40.71.99.22 -> 1 # 188.138.195.178 -> 1 # 61.247.186.138 -> 1 # 62.61.177.40 -> 1 # 210.4.75.98 -> 1 # 128.199.189.94 -> 1 # 67.205.178.9 -> 1 # 117.9.135.19 -> 1 # 62.96.10.98 -> 1 # 120.11.210.104 -> 1 # 45.64.99.104 -> 1 # 45.4.34.14 -> 1 # 222.92.3.66 -> 1 # 187.180.102.195 -> 1 # 186.93.113.79 -> 1 # 49.48.76.7 -> 1 # 91.98.143.85 -> 1 # 95.31.114.121 -> 1 # 181.39.223.96 -> 1 # 116.226.215.110 -> 1 # 118.193.29.98 -> 1 # 122.146.113.66 -> 1 # 180.245.64.179 -> 1 # 185.108.167.208 -> 1 # 189.100.26.75 -> 1 # 177.190.197.123 -> 1 # 190.203.71.164 -> 1 # 103.15.187.116 -> 1 # 185.168.173.26 -> 1 # 45.76.110.143 -> 1 # 36.66.196.145 -> 1 # 125.141.200.3 -> 1 # 125.141.200.47 -> 1 # 182.253.142.29 -> 1 # 187.33.255.145 -> 1 # 103.235.21.128 -> 1 # 177.126.81.250 -> 1 # 203.122.220.37 -> 1 # 86.120.79.89 -> 1 # 138.201.2.122 -> 1 # 36.66.231.253 -> 1 # 169.239.209.108 -> 1 # 49.114.152.187 -> 1 # 123.30.59.108 -> 1 # 162.243.15.104 -> 1 # 138.186.178.161 -> 1 # 150.254.36.202 -> 1 # 115.69.214.162 -> 1 # 213.178.59.42 -> 1 # 98.191.98.146 -> 1 # 200.60.130.162 -> 1 # 186.46.156.202 -> 1 # 92.62.225.4 -> 1 # 88.99.206.114 -> 1 # 190.153.210.237 -> 1 # 62.81.205.225 -> 1 # 118.173.64.209 -> 1 # 93.104.210.29 -> 1 # 175.165.101.48 -> 1 # 94.182.181.38 -> 1 # 36.66.49.211 -> 1 # 114.215.255.218 -> 1 # 180.173.109.149 -> 1 # 177.155.100.6 -> 1 # 186.0.195.194 -> 1 # 189.40.127.97 -> 1 # 186.91.253.168 -> 1 # 200.114.104.4 -> 1 # 185.129.202.141 -> 1 # 36.66.170.127 -> 1 # 201.243.122.144 -> 1 # 37.59.36.212 -> 1 # 137.74.5.74 -> 1 # 116.62.11.138 -> 1 # 197.210.252.43 -> 1 # 120.86.137.135 -> 1 # 123.169.91.240 -> 1 # 190.142.36.122 -> 1 # 142.4.214.9 -> 1 # 109.121.161.192 -> 1 # 80.91.181.232 -> 3 # 110.73.4.105 -> 3 # 62.210.71.225 -> 3 # 118.190.14.150 -> 2 # 183.152.13.107 -> 2 # 119.9.105.210 -> 2 # 91.102.216.43 -> 2 # 118.193.142.61 -> 2 # 58.101.200.20 -> 2 # 36.85.69.80 -> 2 # 217.8.95.17 -> 2 # 82.208.68.73 -> 2 # 202.136.92.11 -> 2 # 36.67.77.41 -> 2 # 88.217.174.236 -> 2 # 103.25.195.249 -> 2 # 184.82.128.210 -> 1 # 201.242.28.45 -> 1 # 182.88.42.226 -> 1 # 187.45.106.147 -> 1 # 125.24.175.83 -> 1 # 212.37.49.66 -> 1 # 213.111.145.5 -> 1 # 14.207.158.130 -> 1 # 51.255.161.222 -> 1 # 101.24.157.64 -> 1 # 119.29.220.132 -> 1 # 181.40.125.246 -> 1 # 124.166.179.131 -> 1 # 200.8.146.183 -> 1 # 146.185.179.32 -> 1 # 103.39.49.10 -> 1 # 218.75.116.58 -> 1 # 80.82.95.115 -> 1 # 158.69.198.191 -> 1 # 186.103.169.166 -> 1 # 190.200.38.248 -> 1 # 183.38.62.206 -> 1 # 82.232.50.59 -> 1 # 116.58.227.189 -> 1 # 81.82.209.76 -> 1 # 36.66.174.162 -> 1 # 210.4.65.230 -> 1 # 201.166.23.226 -> 1 # 115.200.30.127 -> 1 # 182.242.183.204 -> 1 # 185.86.202.12 -> 1 # 35.194.160.4 -> 1 # 171.255.199.3 -> 1 # 220.247.166.148 -> 1 # 190.64.160.101 -> 1 # 200.84.240.5 -> 1 # 125.141.200.36 -> 1 # 62.64.1.82 -> 1 # 118.76.4.250 -> 1 # 113.79.75.247 -> 1 # 103.192.224.167 -> 1 # 110.182.30.43 -> 1 # 46.101.99.191 -> 1 # 196.188.0.216 -> 1 # 36.78.111.124 -> 1 # 167.114.235.41 -> 1 # 194.8.56.244 -> 1 # 196.46.0.52 -> 1 # 185.177.73.202 -> 1 # 190.15.207.242 -> 1 # 38.123.201.17 -> 1 # 186.46.138.14 -> 1 # 83.247.7.24 -> 1 # 125.113.185.182 -> 1 # 92.124.195.22 -> 1 # 88.215.157.91 -> 1 # 181.49.44.14 -> 1 # 202.61.60.234 -> 1 # 180.244.255.117 -> 1 # 202.85.213.220 -> 1 # 182.253.131.42 -> 1 # 186.92.80.66 -> 1 # 212.67.220.137 -> 1 # 125.162.68.81 -> 1 # 219.235.251.15 -> 1 # 14.141.93.162 -> 1 # 128.199.229.21 -> 1 # 110.73.6.67 -> 1 # 185.101.238.5 -> 1 # 114.141.92.78 -> 1 # 182.23.115.91 -> 1 # 58.84.31.190 -> 1 # 219.159.89.28 -> 1 # 91.201.237.133 -> 1 # 158.181.16.88 -> 1 # 111.155.116.220 -> 1 # 119.120.29.42 -> 1 # 202.29.20.124 -> 1 # 114.237.254.191 -> 1 # 103.85.240.86 -> 1 # 64.20.48.83 -> 1 # 200.46.94.194 -> 1 # 103.6.10.252 -> 1 # 80.72.66.212 -> 1 # 154.16.165.207 -> 1 # 223.196.75.63 -> 1 # 36.83.94.213 -> 1 # 62.13.25.71 -> 1 # 36.66.57.219 -> 1 # 125.141.200.6 -> 1 # 186.226.232.214 -> 1 # 182.253.130.151 -> 1 # 195.191.169.138 -> 1 # 125.141.200.26 -> 21 # 14.141.73.11 -> 20 # 103.55.33.54 -> 17 # 185.35.67.211 -> 15 # 66.70.159.79 -> 14 # 122.248.16.2 -> 13 # 46.101.78.9 -> 11 # 182.30.224.154 -> 11 # 168.235.102.112 -> 10 # 137.74.63.75 -> 9 # 64.150.191.81 -> 8 # 186.46.41.106 -> 7 # 113.203.233.181 -> 7 # 70.32.89.160 -> 7 # 207.154.219.238 -> 7 # 119.114.253.249 -> 7 # 111.13.7.123 -> 6 # 193.108.38.23 -> 6 # 14.207.38.231 -> 6 # 27.196.130.161 -> 6 # 115.29.111.99 -> 6 # 178.32.213.128 -> 5 # 61.182.202.207 -> 5 # 182.88.243.42 -> 5 # 1.61.245.127 -> 5 # 89.237.34.246 -> 5 # 89.248.173.141 -> 5 # 201.76.181.78 -> 4 # 125.62.213.30 -> 4 # 36.66.187.177 -> 4 # 186.89.5.109 -> 4 # 212.56.139.252 -> 4 # 14.203.99.67 -> 4 # 41.186.37.134 -> 4 # 119.15.169.114 -> 4 # 212.36.216.243 -> 4 # 65.182.139.6 -> 4 # 183.232.2.51 -> 4 # 179.127.162.206 -> 4 # 46.37.193.74 -> 4 # 67.205.172.65 -> 4 # 201.184.250.76 -> 3 # 139.59.77.126 -> 3 # 12.184.129.132 -> 3 # 111.13.7.119 -> 3 # 193.200.151.249 -> 3 # 186.95.0.63 -> 3 # 185.109.248.218 -> 3 # 46.175.103.249 -> 3 # 111.13.2.131 -> 3 # 119.82.231.82 -> 3 # 125.141.200.35 -> 3 # 108.61.159.91 -> 3 # 177.131.51.167 -> 3 # 109.196.34.51 -> 3 # 45.32.57.138 -> 3 # 46.216.59.254 -> 3 # 202.154.178.178 -> 3 # 111.155.124.81 -> 3 # 89.236.17.106 -> 3 # 177.222.160.246 -> 3 # 61.16.141.85 -> 3 # 49.212.39.221 -> 2 # 175.45.129.9 -> 2 # 190.75.33.202 -> 2 # 138.197.174.232 -> 2 # 125.141.200.51 -> 2 # 161.148.148.141 -> 2 # 186.90.22.66 -> 2 # 138.186.201.210 -> 2 # 51.15.4.132 -> 2 # 39.77.58.32 -> 2 # 200.75.9.35 -> 2 # 180.253.105.139 -> 2 # 182.253.177.123 -> 2 # 203.174.39.73 -> 2 # 128.71.128.79 -> 2 # 141.196.85.35 -> 2 # 118.190.14.107 -> 2 # 211.72.239.245 -> 2 # 122.224.234.225 -> 2 # 222.239.220.50 -> 2 # 139.193.135.135 -> 2 # 116.62.122.8 -> 2 # 120.8.82.33 -> 2 # 200.119.239.252 -> 2 # 121.42.176.133 -> 2 # 139.59.103.230 -> 2 # 188.225.254.77 -> 2 # 202.154.182.197 -> 2 # 169.255.78.25 -> 2 # 125.141.200.54 -> 2 # 183.88.212.184 -> 2 # 212.200.144.70 -> 2 # 191.251.227.226 -> 2 # 91.192.204.86 -> 2 # 82.102.14.135 -> 2 # 187.49.90.250 -> 2 # 181.49.160.90 -> 2 # 201.243.213.56 -> 2 # 212.237.20.129 -> 2 # 179.181.181.89 -> 2 # 183.89.40.241 -> 2 # 119.162.63.110 -> 2 # 201.220.25.106 -> 2 # 177.136.252.7 -> 2 # 68.190.17.93 -> 2 # 138.68.228.13 -> 2 # 125.209.84.78 -> 2 # 201.208.153.243 -> 1 # 201.42.0.176 -> 1 # 36.85.86.17 -> 1 # 101.37.79.125 -> 1 # 190.75.224.222 -> 1 # 183.89.24.146 -> 1 # 31.146.184.18 -> 1 # 119.226.14.34 -> 1 # 139.59.244.147 -> 1 # 37.18.42.14 -> 1 # 201.76.9.56 -> 1 # 200.169.3.139 -> 1 # 117.78.51.164 -> 1 # 79.133.33.3 -> 1 # 47.52.56.100 -> 1 # 203.83.177.102 -> 1 # 113.3.105.187 -> 1 # 60.170.82.50 -> 1 # 221.15.107.150 -> 1 # 198.27.115.40 -> 1 # 183.247.152.98 -> 1 # 115.148.154.72 -> 1 # 203.209.127.254 -> 1 # 101.200.44.5 -> 1 # 196.43.96.34 -> 1 # 182.96.195.109 -> 1 # 186.89.102.204 -> 1 # 200.66.94.147 -> 1 # 112.250.158.18 -> 1 # 186.233.41.122 -> 1 # 36.66.208.10 -> 1 # 222.223.239.135 -> 1 # 118.97.147.26 -> 1 # 201.209.21.126 -> 1 # 61.6.146.187 -> 1 # 125.141.200.52 -> 1 # 78.132.141.170 -> 1 # 93.184.160.246 -> 1 # 14.211.122.38 -> 1 # 201.49.69.251 -> 1 # 187.243.253.2 -> 1 # 200.82.157.51 -> 1 # 5.62.152.190 -> 1 # 125.167.112.219 -> 1 # 125.209.67.74 -> 1 # 68.227.93.232 -> 1 # 87.252.227.164 -> 1 # 202.57.48.102 -> 1 # 103.9.113.46 -> 1 # 181.211.191.226 -> 1 # 35.197.133.119 -> 1 # 2.188.79.6 -> 1 # 91.229.222.163 -> 1 # 190.90.2.70 -> 1 # 190.75.61.173 -> 1 # 119.7.76.151 -> 1 # 80.78.71.113 -> 1 # 115.63.112.155 -> 1 # 31.134.60.208 -> 1 # 180.250.156.186 -> 1 # 79.106.99.154 -> 1 # 103.76.50.181 -> 1 # 37.18.42.13 -> 1 # 116.251.38.134 -> 1 # 213.222.239.122 -> 1 # 113.140.139.7 -> 1 # 70.189.137.233 -> 1 # 151.80.44.163 -> 1 # 93.170.113.241 -> 1 # 61.166.227.174 -> 1 # 202.56.203.40 -> 1 # 190.112.41.203 -> 1 # 75.80.35.74 -> 1 # 187.49.83.18 -> 1 # 186.95.166.172 -> 1 # 128.199.77.93 -> 1 # 190.152.10.75 -> 1 # 183.62.196.10 -> 1 # 181.48.167.142 -> 1 # 36.72.92.230 -> 1 # 124.42.97.24 -> 1 # 183.205.55.37 -> 1 # 200.141.101.151 -> 1 # 37.32.11.179 -> 1 # 186.121.252.131 -> 1 # 180.253.10.156 -> 1 # 91.216.3.134 -> 1 # 171.38.16.168 -> 1 # 89.46.242.180 -> 1 # 88.14.27.155 -> 1 # 103.231.218.126 -> 1 # 62.141.111.146 -> 1 # 204.130.209.254 -> 1 # 103.229.83.214 -> 1 # 186.91.240.45 -> 1 # 139.196.176.18 -> 1 # 89.248.233.194 -> 1 # 47.52.108.18 -> 1 # 190.142.106.230 -> 1 # 95.110.189.185 -> 1 # 94.177.234.21 -> 1 # 95.181.217.254 -> 1 # 190.79.25.30 -> 1 # 117.78.51.231 -> 1 # 139.255.57.4 -> 1 # 144.217.197.71 -> 1 # 123.30.238.16 -> 1 # 180.92.165.163 -> 1 # 197.155.52.28 -> 1 # 118.26.173.135 -> 1 # 101.255.62.198 -> 1 # 113.11.87.186 -> 1 # 180.247.159.189 -> 1 # 219.141.189.236 -> 2 # 141.105.134.6 -> 2 # 95.80.98.41 -> 1 # 177.24.101.134 -> 1 # 103.4.166.46 -> 1 # 31.28.108.99 -> 1 # 66.188.97.234 -> 1 # 165.138.124.4 -> 1 # 110.164.223.81 -> 1 # 46.165.228.78 -> 1 # 54.238.242.197 -> 1 # 120.33.247.110 -> 1 # 189.146.53.38 -> 1 # 125.141.200.38 -> 1 # 5.228.73.200 -> 1 # 194.6.0.245 -> 2 # 36.67.118.201 -> 2 # 200.55.255.47 -> 1 # 27.109.116.96 -> 1 # 218.70.107.82 -> 1 # 110.34.34.172 -> 1 # 112.109.137.56 -> 1 # 110.36.217.158 -> 1 # 177.190.209.10 -> 1 # 62.122.65.60 -> 1 # 60.7.73.176 -> 1 # 95.47.137.32 -> 1 # 104.219.136.138 -> 1 # 47.91.138.21 -> 1 # 180.241.180.172 -> 1 # 124.152.226.163 -> 1 # 190.207.190.215 -> 2 # 182.253.32.71 -> 1 # 103.59.176.9 -> 1 # 120.138.112.130 -> 1 # 180.211.191.74 -> 1 # 91.225.229.4 -> 1 # 187.216.70.146 -> 1 # 181.198.242.220 -> 1 # 1.172.199.176 -> 1 # 137.59.252.216 -> 1 # 103.31.188.6 -> 1 # 173.212.219.230 -> 2 # 190.185.165.225 -> 2 # 177.179.163.249 -> 2 # 114.199.89.94 -> 2 # 114.134.190.28 -> 2 # 122.247.88.179 -> 2 # 46.16.226.222 -> 1 # 41.216.173.222 -> 1 # 45.221.216.30 -> 1 # 43.243.142.130 -> 1 # 189.201.241.54 -> 1 # 222.124.191.140 -> 1 # 104.224.162.227 -> 1 # 36.74.223.13 -> 1 # 1.172.207.51 -> 1 # 36.66.38.186 -> 1 # 175.139.173.45 -> 1 # 37.32.29.33 -> 1 # 187.50.43.226 -> 1 # 176.109.2.15 -> 1 # 186.91.178.21 -> 1 # 36.33.71.57 -> 1 # 130.117.175.46 -> 1 # 185.44.192.8 -> 1 # 213.233.57.135 -> 1 # 188.166.220.94 -> 1 # 125.141.200.24 -> 1 # 111.155.116.232 -> 1 # 177.86.156.2 -> 1 # 187.44.1.167 -> 1 # 60.28.39.226 -> 1 # 194.88.105.156 -> 1 # 95.215.52.150 -> 1 # 113.53.231.203 -> 1 # 190.1.137.102 -> 1 # 123.1.170.28 -> 1 # 27.38.17.104 -> 1 # 182.53.54.94 -> 1 # 190.63.182.230 -> 1 # 116.206.196.77 -> 1 # 106.44.81.139 -> 1 # 138.0.152.165 -> 1 # 121.41.55.187 -> 1 # 180.241.59.46 -> 1 # 119.59.113.201 -> 1 # 194.183.137.18 -> 1 # 36.67.20.251 -> 1 # 190.131.235.134 -> 1 # 187.217.189.229 -> 1 # 85.26.251.98 -> 1 # 89.101.244.26 -> 1 # 198.11.130.29 -> 1 # 189.85.84.186 -> 1 # 177.234.12.202 -> 1 # 36.67.129.77 -> 1 # 221.237.120.194 -> 1 # 186.46.27.70 -> 1 # 182.253.39.6 -> 1 # 91.73.131.254 -> 1 # 103.24.108.238 -> 1 # 35.188.243.97 -> 15 # 182.90.101.0 -> 7 # 149.56.201.254 -> 7 # 123.156.187.75 -> 6 # 23.97.166.169 -> 6 # 162.243.33.71 -> 6 # 190.206.70.124 -> 6 # 149.202.179.15 -> 6 # 124.152.208.115 -> 6 # 201.148.127.58 -> 5 # 91.226.141.43 -> 5 # 123.30.129.168 -> 5 # 182.52.137.158 -> 5 # 111.126.94.80 -> 4 # 202.171.1.243 -> 4 # 181.40.78.174 -> 4 # 103.47.219.108 -> 4 # 23.253.83.125 -> 4 # 130.211.113.22 -> 4 # 186.210.202.25 -> 4 # 195.62.70.104 -> 4 # 149.202.94.120 -> 4 # 66.70.191.215 -> 4 # 111.13.7.120 -> 4 # 200.84.229.153 -> 4 # 177.94.244.129 -> 4 # 170.24.140.67 -> 4 # 122.252.180.7 -> 4 # 12.216.122.7 -> 4 # 190.112.41.116 -> 3 # 122.97.159.144 -> 3 # 42.51.26.79 -> 3 # 190.128.251.110 -> 3 # 187.75.217.165 -> 3 # 14.204.237.26 -> 3 # 190.75.72.93 -> 3 # 180.118.242.7 -> 3 # 202.137.25.60 -> 3 # 60.21.221.230 -> 3 # 202.92.201.70 -> 3 # 186.238.23.10 -> 3 # 112.74.64.106 -> 3 # 187.9.67.54 -> 3 # 86.63.9.126 -> 3 # 198.23.143.12 -> 3 # 52.166.145.45 -> 3 # 95.67.65.18 -> 3 # 103.29.167.26 -> 3 # 150.107.105.98 -> 3 # 183.92.79.226 -> 3 # 203.124.47.196 -> 3 # 89.218.6.138 -> 3 # 123.134.194.174 -> 3 # 63.85.203.40 -> 2 # 182.100.154.74 -> 2 # 93.152.192.30 -> 2 # 139.59.110.188 -> 2 # 114.79.180.90 -> 2 # 124.165.92.141 -> 2 # 182.253.179.44 -> 2 # 202.150.174.185 -> 2 # 77.181.162.54 -> 2 # 60.23.26.67 -> 2 # 188.253.11.56 -> 2 # 190.131.224.170 -> 2 # 178.151.149.227 -> 2 # 205.189.37.79 -> 2 # 177.43.163.205 -> 2 # 83.147.220.131 -> 2 # 185.23.64.100 -> 2 # 104.219.177.221 -> 2 # 110.34.34.38 -> 2 # 188.68.186.115 -> 2 # 36.67.20.229 -> 2 # 117.43.0.44 -> 2 # 183.88.48.128 -> 2 # 125.141.200.25 -> 2 # 182.38.46.142 -> 2 # 100.44.108.182 -> 2 # 190.207.59.3 -> 2 # 90.150.87.130 -> 2 # 52.168.130.234 -> 2 # 79.106.100.164 -> 2 # 186.46.232.38 -> 2 # 64.183.94.45 -> 2 # 36.5.149.142 -> 2 # 49.48.144.131 -> 2 # 35.189.128.127 -> 2 # 36.88.48.58 -> 2 # 178.162.216.1 -> 2 # 36.66.64.74 -> 2 # 180.125.45.147 -> 2 # 139.59.13.167 -> 2 # 104.236.153.45 -> 2 # 187.7.214.142 -> 2 # 70.169.24.2 -> 2 # 109.200.186.91 -> 2 # 45.76.187.53 -> 2 # 125.141.200.37 -> 2 # 46.101.108.112 -> 2 # 148.77.41.114 -> 2 # 125.62.214.203 -> 2 # 139.210.156.124 -> 2 # 193.165.79.30 -> 2 # 121.17.198.235 -> 2 # 49.119.81.201 -> 2 # 38.100.122.171 -> 2 # 168.235.251.25 -> 2 # 117.78.36.160 -> 2 # 111.13.7.121 -> 2 # 59.152.99.110 -> 2 # 101.255.62.202 -> 2 # 62.23.9.2 -> 2 # 103.228.117.243 -> 2 # 36.68.29.76 -> 2 # 128.199.146.193 -> 2 # 79.131.14.245 -> 2 # 103.244.207.6 -> 2 # 188.166.217.2 -> 2 # 180.118.240.82 -> 2 # 186.200.13.79 -> 2 # 180.250.65.17 -> 2 # 177.69.102.121 -> 2 # 190.215.249.164 -> 2 # 119.114.17.201 -> 2 # 41.207.49.136 -> 1 # 42.201.248.154 -> 1 # 200.82.192.237 -> 1 # 121.31.147.147 -> 1 # 42.117.1.78 -> 1 # 39.78.246.252 -> 1 # 162.243.18.46 -> 1 # 191.103.61.131 -> 1 # 173.91.206.34 -> 1 # 117.58.247.20 -> 1 # 198.2.202.33 -> 1 # 36.234.183.230 -> 1 # 117.84.113.158 -> 1 # 62.133.172.49 -> 1 # 61.152.81.193 -> 1 # 41.221.76.9 -> 1 # 5.62.155.120 -> 1 # 36.41.99.16 -> 1 # 187.153.94.206 -> 1 # 91.214.62.168 -> 1 # 103.17.246.228 -> 1 # 180.250.101.146 -> 1 # 178.60.28.98 -> 1 # 91.106.66.209 -> 1 # 139.59.114.21 -> 1 # 187.189.195.87 -> 1 # 77.82.149.170 -> 1 # 103.220.28.220 -> 1 # 213.192.31.173 -> 1 # 91.205.131.168 -> 1 # 200.195.162.242 -> 1 # 190.206.50.26 -> 1 # 101.255.51.146 -> 1 # 114.107.21.129 -> 1 # 117.202.20.67 -> 1 # 36.36.179.42 -> 1 # 187.103.0.48 -> 1 # 52.24.67.217 -> 1 # 200.37.231.66 -> 1 # 1.171.143.217 -> 1 # 201.243.198.18 -> 1 # 14.207.67.230 -> 1 # 1.179.146.153 -> 1 # 190.228.202.235 -> 1 # 203.156.126.55 -> 1 # 186.250.232.18 -> 1 # 36.77.77.200 -> 1 # 182.88.213.216 -> 1 # 94.181.34.64 -> 1 # 134.35.200.221 -> 1 # 178.205.136.73 -> 1 # 23.91.101.104 -> 1 # 45.121.239.167 -> 1 # 54.227.11.142 -> 1 # 188.43.15.105 -> 1 # 118.81.239.152 -> 1 # 47.89.53.92 -> 1 # 27.218.222.250 -> 1 # 202.59.160.2 -> 1 # 121.58.199.219 -> 1 # 110.172.160.162 -> 1 # 198.11.130.6 -> 1 # 111.94.172.19 -> 1 # 198.11.130.63 -> 1 # 45.55.67.27 -> 1 # 200.85.123.154 -> 1 # 223.164.250.78 -> 1 # 182.90.105.236 -> 1 # 185.44.172.214 -> 1 # 180.247.226.63 -> 1 # 111.196.79.75 -> 1 # 115.229.115.203 -> 1 # 212.175.125.50 -> 1 # 190.142.210.178 -> 1 # 201.93.25.35 -> 1 # 176.120.215.66 -> 1 # 186.92.12.95 -> 1 # 36.37.134.18 -> 1 # 202.183.32.6 -> 1 # 117.239.66.73 -> 1 # 197.210.246.30 -> 1 # 121.40.87.175 -> 1 # 62.176.5.93 -> 1 # 197.157.17.86 -> 1 # 113.83.217.41 -> 1 # 190.153.122.209 -> 1 # 103.55.69.242 -> 1 # 190.75.174.44 -> 1 # 202.58.108.58 -> 1 # 177.69.195.4 -> 1 # 181.208.77.174 -> 1 # 115.84.178.44 -> 1 # 66.96.235.254 -> 1 # 186.88.33.69 -> 1 # 196.202.252.22 -> 1 # 182.52.137.21 -> 1 # 177.131.51.155 -> 1 # 103.247.226.98 -> 1 # 110.73.0.95 -> 1 # 128.199.192.252 -> 1 # 91.187.102.95 -> 1 # 113.161.88.153 -> 1 # 180.153.87.22 -> 1 # 93.175.136.32 -> 1 # 119.179.97.116 -> 1 # 89.38.8.130 -> 1 # 45.77.38.251 -> 1 # 49.159.83.176 -> 1 # 170.81.83.2 -> 1 # 95.104.16.21 -> 1 # 171.39.29.231 -> 1 # 67.205.174.62 -> 1 # 117.33.184.193 -> 1 # 119.254.84.90 -> 1 # 165.255.190.22 -> 1 # 181.119.128.114 -> 1 # 103.78.26.34 -> 1 # 112.192.35.125 -> 1 # 36.88.148.218 -> 1 # 121.31.195.119 -> 1 # 222.85.22.209 -> 1 # 202.79.34.149 -> 1 # 202.159.16.25 -> 1 # 185.13.228.124 -> 1 # 177.126.81.108 -> 1 # 199.89.55.164 -> 1 # 89.216.157.165 -> 1 # 36.237.27.82 -> 1 # 195.230.16.88 -> 1 # 112.140.184.147 -> 1 # 62.141.74.194 -> 1 # 36.81.10.215 -> 1 # 110.137.253.30 -> 1 # 117.20.54.20 -> 1 # 119.252.172.133 -> 1 # 183.30.197.231 -> 1 # 198.100.148.99 -> 1 # 190.55.181.197 -> 1 # 101.51.45.61 -> 1 # 183.130.39.48 -> 1 # 36.79.147.15 -> 1 # 183.81.154.158 -> 1 # 194.243.194.51 -> 1 # 39.59.30.123 -> 1 # 137.74.5.71 -> 1 # 180.254.124.138 -> 1 # 109.74.34.227 -> 1 # 193.193.68.2 -> 1 # 80.188.79.138 -> 1 # 182.160.122.182 -> 1 # 211.97.6.119 -> 1 # 113.133.111.80 -> 1 # 58.22.61.211 -> 1 # 159.203.1.72 -> 1 # 128.199.234.16 -> 1 # 104.131.94.221 -> 1 # 118.69.140.108 -> 1 # 114.159.167.211 -> 1 # 171.38.84.229 -> 1 # 124.152.5.240 -> 1 # 177.92.160.65 -> 1 # 91.214.61.170 -> 1 # 189.14.50.91 -> 1 # 45.76.178.214 -> 1 # 210.211.18.140 -> 1 # 186.88.181.218 -> 1 # 95.210.109.32 -> 1 # 36.81.37.232 -> 1 # 186.91.218.65 -> 1 # 113.237.209.4 -> 1 # 177.220.132.70 -> 1 # 110.243.183.100 -> 1 # 120.25.75.23 -> 1 # 104.128.234.228 -> 1 # 183.89.74.226 -> 1 # 79.143.186.123 -> 1 # 91.231.27.30 -> 1 # 101.51.191.220 -> 1 # 113.161.180.101 -> 1 # 106.186.22.65 -> 1 # 115.186.147.145 -> 1 # 198.11.130.5 -> 1 # 111.40.84.73 -> 1 # 200.5.83.150 -> 1 # 190.18.134.27 -> 1 # 190.77.220.113 -> 1 # 119.23.56.252 -> 1 # 169.239.49.140 -> 1 # 74.201.86.122 -> 1 # 171.36.60.16 -> 1 # 58.252.174.36 -> 1 # 222.172.159.8 -> 1 # 152.231.81.122 -> 1 # 189.29.109.141 -> 1 # 178.131.48.214 -> 1 # 171.39.28.69 -> 1 # 220.248.229.45 -> 1 # 36.81.29.112 -> 1 # 110.232.72.179 -> 1 # 41.93.155.17 -> 1 # 36.81.81.181 -> 1 # 47.93.193.1 -> 1 # 113.123.18.23 -> 1 # 190.77.56.124 -> 1 # 121.122.100.231 -> 1 # 81.95.172.90 -> 1 # 62.201.228.244 -> 1 # 115.212.243.82 -> 1 # 221.200.76.33 -> 1 # 125.141.200.55 -> 1 # 189.19.68.192 -> 1 # 188.215.37.4 -> 1 # 190.73.117.201 -> 1 # 177.106.128.127 -> 1 # 115.124.73.122 -> 1 # 1.165.167.102 -> 1 # 180.139.160.78 -> 1 # 103.255.30.36 -> 1 # 75.127.3.178 -> 1 # 195.205.28.27 -> 1 # 185.101.230.115 -> 1 # 108.161.138.227 -> 1 # 118.81.45.83 -> 1 # 110.73.48.57 -> 1 # 185.106.104.113 -> 1 # 177.135.212.114 -> 1 # 49.49.201.160 -> 1 # 186.248.73.106 -> 1 # 201.100.42.12 -> 1 # 83.239.88.170 -> 1 # 89.101.156.144 -> 1 # 200.66.78.179 -> 1 # 210.101.131.231 -> 1 # 184.75.213.133 -> 1 # 116.197.134.242 -> 1 # 114.215.150.13 -> 1 # 27.218.222.250 -> 4 # 36.237.27.82 -> 4 # 164.132.201.163 -> 4 # 182.38.46.142 -> 3 # 36.66.76.177 -> 3 # 190.215.249.164 -> 3 # 119.114.17.201 -> 3 # 162.243.18.46 -> 2 # 103.56.207.25 -> 2 # 183.194.38.242 -> 2 # 177.69.195.4 -> 2 # 190.36.75.247 -> 2 # 190.73.117.201 -> 2 # 195.211.189.143 -> 1 # 209.88.95.218 -> 1 # 119.136.198.108 -> 1 # 124.47.7.45 -> 1 # 52.168.130.234 -> 1 # 36.5.149.142 -> 1 # 36.88.48.58 -> 1 # 175.155.154.233 -> 1 # 109.200.186.91 -> 1 # 177.60.197.129 -> 1 # 211.159.171.58 -> 1 # 121.231.144.241 -> 1 # 101.255.62.202 -> 1 # 162.243.243.19 -> 1 # 46.151.189.137 -> 1 # 114.228.237.30 -> 1 # 164.132.201.163 -> 12 # 209.222.10.22 -> 9 # 183.194.38.242 -> 4 # 202.162.215.170 -> 3 # 190.36.75.247 -> 3 # 180.116.122.219 -> 2 # 182.240.245.215 -> 1 # 78.160.160.172 -> 1 # 37.29.98.94 -> 1 # 31.145.83.210 -> 1 # 183.89.19.81 -> 1 # 114.226.65.42 -> 1 # 116.197.132.34 -> 1 # 222.185.160.174 -> 1 # 121.231.154.40 -> 1 # 58.216.61.198 -> 1 # 95.31.209.70 -> 1 # 128.199.146.193 -> 1 # 118.97.87.186 -> 1 # 118.97.191.205 -> 1 # 95.104.98.171 -> 14 # 173.226.69.131 -> 9 # 114.129.19.190 -> 8 # 201.150.59.86 -> 7 # 171.88.186.108 -> 6 # 175.100.72.95 -> 5 # 187.84.222.153 -> 4 # 118.178.124.33 -> 4 # 110.77.221.105 -> 4 # 187.49.80.109 -> 4 # 65.205.9.66 -> 4 # 38.100.122.172 -> 3 # 186.46.250.14 -> 3 # 43.255.22.186 -> 3 # 149.154.138.159 -> 3 # 190.142.17.129 -> 3 # 125.141.200.15 -> 3 # 60.20.136.223 -> 3 # 197.211.54.50 -> 3 # 182.87.197.225 -> 3 # 182.90.40.8 -> 3 # 123.207.31.17 -> 3 # 217.24.245.142 -> 3 # 112.241.147.104 -> 3 # 221.182.89.234 -> 3 # 186.193.186.3 -> 3 # 61.6.94.80 -> 3 # 103.5.232.146 -> 3 # 58.83.218.186 -> 3 # 202.108.2.42 -> 2 # 190.37.151.92 -> 2 # 115.28.78.68 -> 2 # 175.172.216.95 -> 2 # 62.220.55.27 -> 2 # 137.74.254.198 -> 2 # 190.74.79.196 -> 2 # 36.66.211.55 -> 2 # 195.138.95.113 -> 2 # 121.31.88.20 -> 2 # 103.19.253.69 -> 2 # 122.116.141.218 -> 2 # 121.31.150.185 -> 2 # 195.211.232.87 -> 2 # 154.72.74.82 -> 2 # 36.234.133.224 -> 2 # 177.133.70.22 -> 2 # 94.241.173.149 -> 2 # 154.70.115.246 -> 2 # 109.230.112.5 -> 2 # 219.82.249.204 -> 2 # 190.207.239.68 -> 2 # 182.246.210.55 -> 2 # 117.82.104.56 -> 2 # 175.150.196.178 -> 2 # 138.68.140.197 -> 2 # 111.155.116.215 -> 2 # 104.131.172.209 -> 2 # 190.206.198.37 -> 2 # 105.112.82.178 -> 2 # 189.131.238.130 -> 2 # 14.207.159.190 -> 2 # 144.217.230.218 -> 2 # 191.7.142.128 -> 2 # 144.52.159.151 -> 2 # 80.55.86.174 -> 2 # 196.201.206.121 -> 2 # 14.139.229.45 -> 2 # 177.131.16.158 -> 2 # 213.217.32.3 -> 2 # 182.253.42.169 -> 2 # 109.230.112.2 -> 2 # 120.29.153.238 -> 2 # 217.150.54.177 -> 2 # 112.78.1.170 -> 2 # 186.90.188.156 -> 2 # 222.124.126.66 -> 2 # 219.91.255.178 -> 2 # 180.183.40.144 -> 2 # 210.150.28.218 -> 2 # 185.17.132.66 -> 2 # 217.30.64.26 -> 2 # 113.200.214.164 -> 2 # 111.231.13.171 -> 2 # 103.217.88.38 -> 2 # 43.241.225.147 -> 2 # 110.136.50.26 -> 2 # 201.54.5.115 -> 2 # 109.205.115.187 -> 2 # 176.109.246.213 -> 2 # 116.211.88.89 -> 2 # 62.201.237.2 -> 2 # 201.211.55.146 -> 2 # 190.203.74.206 -> 2 # 186.249.65.18 -> 2 # 82.114.82.58 -> 2 # 111.221.2.226 -> 2 # 46.105.214.133 -> 1 # 1.179.198.37 -> 1 # 103.88.132.44 -> 1 # 87.249.251.43 -> 1 # 110.73.130.36 -> 1 # 186.95.192.237 -> 1 # 1.20.173.183 -> 1 # 2.177.217.89 -> 1 # 37.57.179.2 -> 1 # 121.42.154.207 -> 1 # 80.79.118.214 -> 1 # 112.65.223.41 -> 1 # 36.77.0.241 -> 1 # 160.202.42.74 -> 1 # 186.103.238.139 -> 1 # 204.16.100.100 -> 1 # 58.217.33.51 -> 1 # 201.50.199.206 -> 1 # 200.195.141.178 -> 1 # 110.73.8.202 -> 1 # 49.85.243.229 -> 1 # 36.66.87.18 -> 1 # 190.43.109.239 -> 1 # 114.237.240.14 -> 1 # 202.85.212.59 -> 1 # 137.59.252.145 -> 1 # 46.209.214.235 -> 1 # 103.207.239.34 -> 1 # 91.194.42.51 -> 1 # 177.22.107.155 -> 1 # 78.187.94.7 -> 1 # 200.105.107.55 -> 1 # 110.250.66.246 -> 1 # 202.51.101.108 -> 1 # 58.243.155.38 -> 1 # 186.224.67.131 -> 1 # 121.231.146.179 -> 1 # 190.204.55.232 -> 1 # 115.48.36.34 -> 1 # 176.12.119.159 -> 1 # 186.46.88.226 -> 1 # 190.200.155.166 -> 1 # 103.28.227.90 -> 1 # 190.215.248.84 -> 1 # 190.38.167.1 -> 1 # 180.246.193.37 -> 1 # 59.115.91.168 -> 1 # 77.94.122.213 -> 1 # 106.59.209.21 -> 1 # 180.210.201.59 -> 1 # 98.100.17.198 -> 1 # 85.159.2.205 -> 1 # 179.185.17.210 -> 1 # 118.250.50.136 -> 1 # 203.190.14.30 -> 1 # 175.158.59.2 -> 1 # 114.249.47.143 -> 1 # 183.232.2.52 -> 1 # 103.246.17.237 -> 1 # 188.38.105.43 -> 1 # 184.55.191.101 -> 1 # 112.11.11.0 -> 1 # 122.228.179.178 -> 1 # 154.119.86.61 -> 1 # 5.189.176.106 -> 1 # 77.87.103.49 -> 1 # 36.66.235.49 -> 1 # 130.0.26.226 -> 1 # 122.54.20.216 -> 1 # 198.11.130.137 -> 1 # 112.250.194.148 -> 1 # 91.206.62.75 -> 1 # 111.3.108.44 -> 1 # 201.242.36.42 -> 1 # 177.134.83.87 -> 1 # 80.153.25.68 -> 1 # 128.199.227.162 -> 1 # 36.70.30.54 -> 1 # 1.179.189.217 -> 1 # 171.39.236.249 -> 1 # 84.147.255.195 -> 1 # 170.79.16.19 -> 1 # 103.240.100.106 -> 1 # 36.67.163.114 -> 1 # 183.89.39.240 -> 1 # 175.111.131.252 -> 1 # 189.81.4.33 -> 1 # 62.80.168.202 -> 1 # 46.209.157.204 -> 1 # 122.155.222.98 -> 1 # 125.24.128.198 -> 1 # 202.70.33.190 -> 1 # 163.172.86.64 -> 1 # 101.18.36.77 -> 1 # 122.53.183.83 -> 1 # 114.102.46.16 -> 1 # 201.17.131.186 -> 1 # 190.206.76.214 -> 1 # 113.79.74.254 -> 1 # 61.223.120.134 -> 1 # 121.20.10.245 -> 1 # 190.15.222.50 -> 1 # 201.74.233.74 -> 1 # 47.74.134.234 -> 1 # 185.166.27.167 -> 1 # 197.248.17.18 -> 1 # 75.102.38.13 -> 1 # 180.183.215.5 -> 1 # 182.253.141.50 -> 1 # 117.63.78.241 -> 1 # 124.152.12.102 -> 1 # 115.217.8.154 -> 1 # 46.38.61.181 -> 1 # 117.33.131.224 -> 1 # 202.138.244.33 -> 1 # 111.246.59.109 -> 1 # 124.248.245.14 -> 1 # 81.18.214.62 -> 1 # 162.217.77.15 -> 1 # 128.199.219.154 -> 1 # 195.9.237.66 -> 1 # 110.74.199.110 -> 1 # 196.61.8.122 -> 1 # 5.16.0.47 -> 1 # 180.250.251.219 -> 1 # 95.47.36.34 -> 1 # 192.129.229.112 -> 1 # 190.74.114.93 -> 1 # 218.73.142.135 -> 1 # 41.78.26.155 -> 1 # 186.95.190.52 -> 1 # 180.250.182.50 -> 1 # 200.8.165.181 -> 1 # 200.72.187.74 -> 1 # 14.207.38.190 -> 1 # 220.198.96.133 -> 1 # 111.47.65.14 -> 1 # 186.91.174.213 -> 1 # 110.159.237.164 -> 1 # 188.225.184.156 -> 1 # 197.211.45.3 -> 1 # 190.38.87.84 -> 1 # 175.7.186.5 -> 1 # 185.172.87.35 -> 1 # 175.158.47.106 -> 1 # 36.231.40.147 -> 1 # 81.22.208.166 -> 1 # 209.91.232.113 -> 1 # 190.75.215.102 -> 1 # 36.80.103.136 -> 1 # 110.248.218.175 -> 1 # 46.175.232.122 -> 1 # 201.211.146.91 -> 1 # 187.87.38.59 -> 1 # 113.78.254.141 -> 1 # 79.124.2.2 -> 1 # 31.145.106.66 -> 1 # 37.187.119.226 -> 1 # 190.73.175.63 -> 1 # 80.91.188.46 -> 1 # 182.253.44.198 -> 1 # 202.105.111.240 -> 1 # 103.30.182.70 -> 1 # 177.180.238.61 -> 1 # 201.16.156.16 -> 1 # 5.189.153.156 -> 1 # 178.213.145.24 -> 1 # 119.42.68.71 -> 1 # 118.89.44.44 -> 1 # 192.129.196.7 -> 1 # 186.89.137.187 -> 1 # 110.73.15.128 -> 1 # 191.241.145.38 -> 1 # 182.253.41.218 -> 1 # 45.221.217.197 -> 1 # 37.57.15.23 -> 1 # 180.254.57.182 -> 1 # 180.210.186.218 -> 1 # 108.161.135.81 -> 1 # 110.73.1.190 -> 1 # 110.73.50.136 -> 1 # 200.192.246.214 -> 1 # 189.59.228.170 -> 1 # 96.9.87.53 -> 1 # 89.218.188.4 -> 1 # 211.101.37.244 -> 1 # 223.204.13.107 -> 1 # 91.219.165.47 -> 1 # 82.80.144.132 -> 1 # 190.72.16.28 -> 1 # 195.138.86.112 -> 1 # 118.173.78.91 -> 1 # 109.69.27.148 -> 1 # 117.141.114.112 -> 1 # 182.253.177.225 -> 1 # 185.110.31.6 -> 1 # 171.39.30.28 -> 1 # 114.39.52.135 -> 1 # 219.131.250.203 -> 1 # 113.238.75.16 -> 1 # 42.224.70.141 -> 1 # 123.55.152.195 -> 1 # 186.95.58.253 -> 1 # 103.24.127.197 -> 1 # 134.35.182.99 -> 1 # 181.208.111.121 -> 1 # 159.192.224.187 -> 1 # 176.53.248.63 -> 1 # 45.27.6.9 -> 1 # 190.203.132.176 -> 1 # 186.213.220.68 -> 1 # 186.92.29.158 -> 1 # 124.109.56.90 -> 1 # 182.88.41.132 -> 1 # 185.18.200.215 -> 1 # 180.183.19.110 -> 1 # 189.70.51.155 -> 1 # 170.238.62.16 -> 1 # 95.31.29.209 -> 1 # 89.218.51.166 -> 1 # 183.135.254.240 -> 1 # 171.38.64.54 -> 1 # 103.239.52.41 -> 1 # 187.45.108.18 -> 1 # 190.36.176.199 -> 1 # 121.234.38.32 -> 1 # 36.66.236.26 -> 1 # 46.246.61.153 -> 1 # 190.198.242.82 -> 1 # 91.237.150.68 -> 1 # 93.165.155.180 -> 1 # 113.123.18.47 -> 1 # 62.105.136.90 -> 1 # 109.254.143.7 -> 1 # 118.218.238.146 -> 1 # 79.135.195.131 -> 1 # 59.94.167.151 -> 1 # 182.92.81.200 -> 1 # 47.90.9.82 -> 1 # 60.23.148.49 -> 1 # 51.254.86.25 -> 1 # 187.49.83.178 -> 1 # 31.145.106.8 -> 1 # 41.159.141.179 -> 1 # 61.232.254.39 -> 1 # 86.62.108.219 -> 1 # 34.196.177.85 -> 1 # 137.59.252.221 -> 1 # 103.78.15.134 -> 1 # 116.25.100.65 -> 1 # 107.172.48.172 -> 1 # 85.132.138.22 -> 1 # 36.248.164.48 -> 1 # 36.85.128.216 -> 1 # 183.88.53.149 -> 1 # 118.97.107.46 -> 1 # 113.11.119.2 -> 1 # 223.204.112.124 -> 3 # 31.168.200.84 -> 2 # 91.121.88.53 -> 2 # 177.74.222.7 -> 1 # 121.231.147.37 -> 1 # 79.107.150.83 -> 1 # 62.80.168.206 -> 1 # 62.117.102.226 -> 1 # 178.250.88.1 -> 1 # 201.242.81.141 -> 1 # 179.176.110.42 -> 1 # 175.161.56.156 -> 1 # 45.32.113.237 -> 1 # 117.158.3.151 -> 1 # 109.69.160.161 -> 1 # 141.196.142.35 -> 1 # 165.16.32.1 -> 1 # 183.135.248.11 -> 1 # 134.35.202.154 -> 1 # 182.90.116.76 -> 1 # 114.228.237.11 -> 1 # 27.158.27.168 -> 1 # 113.123.127.185 -> 1 # 117.89.149.174 -> 1 # 103.16.132.169 -> 1 # 110.72.17.53 -> 1 # 85.29.146.12 -> 1 # 103.240.8.2 -> 1 # 112.239.179.114 -> 5 # 45.64.99.110 -> 3 # 189.85.20.21 -> 3 # 198.11.130.110 -> 2 # 115.234.155.155 -> 2 # 116.30.121.241 -> 2 # 190.38.97.245 -> 2 # 173.38.221.35 -> 2 # 182.90.56.227 -> 2 # 223.156.85.70 -> 1 # 85.203.21.41 -> 1 # 190.37.96.49 -> 1 # 188.68.37.221 -> 1 # 180.183.81.141 -> 1 # 139.59.118.193 -> 1 # 186.232.119.58 -> 1 # 106.46.5.187 -> 1 # 201.243.156.118 -> 1 # 176.192.37.226 -> 1 # 110.73.4.235 -> 1 # 200.60.104.69 -> 1 # 112.232.106.145 -> 1 # 110.243.169.222 -> 1 # 202.69.61.131 -> 1 # 113.234.227.27 -> 1 # 47.94.156.117 -> 1 # 80.211.236.169 -> 1 # 138.117.143.226 -> 1 # 186.14.223.91 -> 1 # 190.232.168.157 -> 1 # 119.155.9.149 -> 1 # 27.0.232.196 -> 1 # 94.73.229.105 -> 1 # 112.195.99.224 -> 1 # 122.241.75.130 -> 1 # 190.72.77.73 -> 1 # 2.179.173.25 -> 1 # 117.54.141.19 -> 1 # 198.11.130.104 -> 1 # 61.220.204.25 -> 1 # 219.137.67.52 -> 18 # 36.80.245.25 -> 4 # 186.88.40.114 -> 3 # 177.24.123.237 -> 3 # 138.186.3.174 -> 2 # 190.142.62.2 -> 2 # 113.68.10.121 -> 2 # 190.75.158.65 -> 1 # 110.78.155.180 -> 1 # 89.221.82.246 -> 1 # 121.31.155.152 -> 1 # 171.38.34.118 -> 1 # 95.159.69.53 -> 1 # 198.11.130.100 -> 1 # 201.209.241.245 -> 1 # 190.207.42.92 -> 1 # 115.221.112.19 -> 1 # 182.180.53.60 -> 1 # 217.61.125.78 -> 43 # 165.227.73.244 -> 22 # 212.36.30.174 -> 21 # 186.46.232.34 -> 19 # 1.20.174.24 -> 17 # 139.59.122.78 -> 12 # 183.32.98.65 -> 11 # 178.124.135.111 -> 11 # 103.10.228.61 -> 10 # 92.61.176.106 -> 10 # 122.238.1.119 -> 10 # 122.244.141.209 -> 9 # 201.249.88.226 -> 9 # 119.142.211.145 -> 9 # 119.108.137.42 -> 9 # 5.248.45.212 -> 8 # 181.189.235.11 -> 8 # 180.254.158.73 -> 8 # 218.11.112.43 -> 8 # 171.38.13.167 -> 7 # 180.212.140.240 -> 7 # 42.242.158.29 -> 7 # 221.206.5.183 -> 7 # 177.184.207.185 -> 7 # 178.22.148.122 -> 7 # 202.142.158.114 -> 6 # 103.50.7.182 -> 6 # 13.85.69.230 -> 6 # 77.73.96.99 -> 6 # 190.206.252.228 -> 6 # 201.210.139.254 -> 6 # 132.255.24.74 -> 6 # 91.243.163.202 -> 6 # 123.110.22.234 -> 6 # 165.227.3.124 -> 6 # 187.95.114.180 -> 6 # 218.73.141.218 -> 5 # 114.97.134.54 -> 5 # 120.26.133.45 -> 5 # 175.18.53.168 -> 5 # 94.181.95.5 -> 5 # 175.111.129.210 -> 5 # 185.121.184.3 -> 5 # 121.225.84.216 -> 5 # 58.65.164.119 -> 5 # 183.149.84.132 -> 4 # 190.77.104.144 -> 4 # 118.97.42.154 -> 4 # 197.210.216.22 -> 4 # 188.166.252.214 -> 4 # 1.20.111.165 -> 4 # 125.26.173.98 -> 4 # 183.144.196.148 -> 4 # 14.117.33.147 -> 4 # 121.31.155.76 -> 4 # 190.233.145.155 -> 4 # 177.44.104.20 -> 4 # 183.151.41.41 -> 4 # 183.151.40.52 -> 4 # 183.88.6.141 -> 4 # 223.204.198.44 -> 3 # 14.20.181.32 -> 3 # 186.193.26.106 -> 3 # 188.75.181.77 -> 3 # 218.18.31.40 -> 3 # 120.237.91.34 -> 3 # 202.116.6.196 -> 3 # 95.56.229.139 -> 3 # 46.35.86.94 -> 3 # 114.239.147.200 -> 3 # 65.114.164.10 -> 3 # 91.228.58.206 -> 3 # 203.142.71.197 -> 3 # 189.58.101.69 -> 3 # 121.207.40.126 -> 3 # 31.25.181.98 -> 3 # 118.185.118.245 -> 3 # 186.91.240.25 -> 3 # 110.73.10.37 -> 3 # 200.120.81.205 -> 3 # 38.66.72.214 -> 3 # 110.73.49.246 -> 3 # 187.32.4.66 -> 3 # 218.86.200.221 -> 3 # 36.80.22.227 -> 3 # 27.109.117.72 -> 3 # 121.31.102.251 -> 2 # 181.143.103.170 -> 2 # 200.3.207.39 -> 2 # 169.239.49.148 -> 2 # 103.40.151.90 -> 2 # 116.54.64.83 -> 2 # 201.184.226.98 -> 2 # 120.83.130.228 -> 2 # 222.188.198.239 -> 2 # 121.31.195.219 -> 2 # 115.197.140.157 -> 2 # 201.243.250.201 -> 2 # 122.241.73.208 -> 2 # 186.219.106.4 -> 2 # 58.21.33.97 -> 2 # 163.53.186.218 -> 2 # 190.107.30.146 -> 2 # 186.95.57.29 -> 2 # 190.15.222.24 -> 2 # 175.155.54.118 -> 2 # 187.44.182.194 -> 2 # 83.147.236.76 -> 2 # 31.168.62.95 -> 2 # 60.13.46.38 -> 2 # 27.41.252.251 -> 2 # 91.106.94.213 -> 2 # 81.198.64.75 -> 2 # 121.31.147.31 -> 2 # 110.19.240.55 -> 2 # 80.252.148.148 -> 2 # 111.194.23.40 -> 2 # 36.82.109.152 -> 2 # 198.11.130.61 -> 2 # 85.235.173.42 -> 2 # 191.103.50.111 -> 2 # 192.129.238.189 -> 2 # 186.46.136.42 -> 2 # 188.43.52.196 -> 2 # 180.246.87.8 -> 2 # 212.12.177.197 -> 2 # 173.242.127.72 -> 2 # 220.185.45.73 -> 2 # 83.169.202.2 -> 2 # 110.73.169.46 -> 2 # 103.215.211.98 -> 2 # 5.2.243.134 -> 2 # 176.9.142.213 -> 2 # 110.136.255.213 -> 2 # 190.248.136.229 -> 2 # 123.134.227.233 -> 2 # 189.23.8.18 -> 2 # 1.168.32.232 -> 2 # 187.254.79.58 -> 2 # 171.39.237.33 -> 2 # 93.126.47.59 -> 2 # 101.65.58.190 -> 2 # 119.23.39.149 -> 2 # 190.204.131.240 -> 2 # 60.208.44.228 -> 2 # 36.74.142.123 -> 2 # 123.4.90.186 -> 2 # 36.69.25.61 -> 2 # 120.25.231.153 -> 2 # 101.75.5.6 -> 2 # 180.250.19.92 -> 2 # 110.73.3.58 -> 2 # 36.74.161.200 -> 2 # 177.86.97.37 -> 2 # 120.132.71.212 -> 2 # 177.17.249.205 -> 2 # 201.209.106.245 -> 2 # 1.194.128.9 -> 2 # 101.93.202.157 -> 2 # 183.88.49.194 -> 2 # 188.166.87.175 -> 2 # 186.224.72.3 -> 2 # 119.52.17.43 -> 2 # 198.11.130.52 -> 1 # 202.182.51.138 -> 1 # 201.211.120.49 -> 1 # 112.228.146.64 -> 1 # 139.208.195.31 -> 1 # 119.113.128.3 -> 1 # 68.185.106.196 -> 1 # 200.44.94.137 -> 1 # 35.185.125.79 -> 1 # 49.72.120.123 -> 1 # 27.210.53.61 -> 1 # 87.251.126.151 -> 1 # 85.109.64.254 -> 1 # 110.73.34.182 -> 1 # 200.87.180.226 -> 1 # 125.141.200.46 -> 1 # 151.237.80.166 -> 1 # 148.206.189.228 -> 1 # 188.158.60.58 -> 1 # 88.6.94.54 -> 1 # 36.74.172.148 -> 1 # 183.184.144.53 -> 1 # 60.173.25.23 -> 1 # 113.247.69.221 -> 1 # 45.64.98.157 -> 1 # 213.168.37.86 -> 1 # 223.9.135.182 -> 1 # 190.200.38.5 -> 1 # 118.178.227.171 -> 1 # 89.169.141.31 -> 1 # 121.31.150.235 -> 1 # 36.102.2.186 -> 1 # 198.11.130.67 -> 1 # 121.31.145.129 -> 1 # 110.73.7.103 -> 1 # 103.92.209.110 -> 1 # 47.91.149.178 -> 1 # 192.129.238.167 -> 1 # 202.166.205.83 -> 1 # 125.115.181.32 -> 1 # 85.203.13.18 -> 1 # 177.60.205.77 -> 1 # 187.109.251.82 -> 1 # 141.101.201.52 -> 1 # 36.40.84.254 -> 1 # 146.120.104.4 -> 1 # 117.54.223.34 -> 1 # 131.255.82.189 -> 1 # 139.208.41.55 -> 1 # 67.158.45.129 -> 1 # 190.202.222.249 -> 1 # 185.65.186.192 -> 1 # 202.181.18.6 -> 1 # 113.86.205.146 -> 1 # 171.38.37.10 -> 1 # 78.96.40.114 -> 1 # 192.129.238.172 -> 1 # 182.34.20.202 -> 1 # 218.93.174.189 -> 1 # 58.39.63.99 -> 1 # 36.68.34.207 -> 1 # 128.140.33.65 -> 1 # 174.138.69.29 -> 1 # 182.253.34.164 -> 1 # 46.35.80.107 -> 1 # 125.227.89.102 -> 1 # 188.168.27.77 -> 1 # 188.247.239.217 -> 1 # 128.199.79.140 -> 1 # 112.225.111.196 -> 1 # 190.198.180.101 -> 1 # 186.91.199.99 -> 1 # 143.0.115.103 -> 1 # 190.15.207.190 -> 1 # 109.200.191.56 -> 1 # 123.120.219.129 -> 1 # 103.228.152.11 -> 1 # 45.115.172.237 -> 1 # 182.253.186.138 -> 1 # 200.175.172.130 -> 1 # 118.69.61.212 -> 1 # 201.208.29.26 -> 1 # 220.136.208.31 -> 1 # 185.24.217.108 -> 1 # 186.46.232.46 -> 1 # 180.243.139.219 -> 1 # 201.208.170.2 -> 1 # 122.96.186.92 -> 1 # 106.14.7.157 -> 1 # 202.169.238.51 -> 1 # 112.43.174.205 -> 1 # 110.78.152.142 -> 1 # 101.67.59.250 -> 1 # 27.214.178.160 -> 1 # 112.86.28.223 -> 1 # 45.41.135.3 -> 1 # 103.9.115.142 -> 1 # 37.157.207.231 -> 1 # 103.1.94.144 -> 1 # 134.35.163.32 -> 1 # 220.161.56.132 -> 1 # 182.160.102.149 -> 1 # 177.113.99.93 -> 1 # 190.38.199.42 -> 1 # 122.53.156.60 -> 1 # 106.48.13.155 -> 1 # 190.94.193.2 -> 1 # 190.153.55.86 -> 1 # 195.93.144.140 -> 1 # 182.52.137.99 -> 1 # 202.51.17.246 -> 1 # 49.65.96.152 -> 1 # 223.99.58.148 -> 1 # 93.126.225.47 -> 1 # 188.166.3.86 -> 1 # 110.187.14.154 -> 1 # 64.77.242.74 -> 1 # 95.153.32.6 -> 1 # 131.255.5.73 -> 1 # 190.170.164.44 -> 1 # 103.40.226.11 -> 1 # 110.73.10.183 -> 1 # 37.255.135.106 -> 1 # 221.202.253.224 -> 1 # 162.13.80.150 -> 1 # 218.29.111.106 -> 1 # 124.164.83.194 -> 1 # 154.126.168.206 -> 1 # 182.90.51.10 -> 1 # 190.116.175.2 -> 1 # 78.160.160.63 -> 1 # 203.190.40.52 -> 1 # 177.136.172.246 -> 1 # 46.151.189.84 -> 1 # 85.235.188.194 -> 1 # 190.196.147.226 -> 1 # 190.72.149.209 -> 1 # 202.154.191.142 -> 1 # 27.106.5.194 -> 1 # 176.237.92.223 -> 1 # 77.232.185.34 -> 1 # 138.59.32.172 -> 1 # 36.82.225.59 -> 1 # 113.89.58.77 -> 1 # 41.205.16.251 -> 1 # 190.74.196.115 -> 1 # 190.204.167.58 -> 1 # 190.74.214.219 -> 1 # 196.210.247.141 -> 1 # 190.120.252.128 -> 1 # 115.202.182.170 -> 1 # 117.63.132.129 -> 1 # 177.103.182.12 -> 1 # 36.66.233.58 -> 1 # 182.88.191.253 -> 1 # 1.179.183.86 -> 1 # 201.140.214.121 -> 1 # 181.112.37.38 -> 1 # 139.59.110.186 -> 1 # 112.115.159.2 -> 1 # 177.114.198.125 -> 1 # 103.50.215.6 -> 1 # 46.100.164.51 -> 1 # 180.210.205.104 -> 1 # 103.76.12.114 -> 1 # 125.24.196.201 -> 1 # 123.133.151.105 -> 1 # 180.253.38.135 -> 1 # 118.81.128.25 -> 1 # 180.254.182.30 -> 1 # 116.113.22.91 -> 1 # 187.54.192.122 -> 1 # 36.66.242.74 -> 1 # 162.243.100.84 -> 1 # 41.215.7.94 -> 1 # 190.233.185.59 -> 1 # 59.38.62.100 -> 1 # 182.253.123.57 -> 1 # 116.226.116.15 -> 1 # 223.204.205.115 -> 1 # 58.87.87.142 -> 1DAO Marketplace District0x Raises $9 Million in Token Sale
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 22:15
A protocol for decentralized marketplaces raised $9 million in ether in an initial coin offering closed Tuesday.
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Password bruteforce attack
Bitbargain.com
2017. Aug. 01. 21:48
An entity with modest mental capabilities to understand the chances of finding a working account with bitcoins in it has been trying a list of username/password combinations on our server all day, to try to log into thousands of accounts from thousands of proxies. Without success.
To help any security people, sysadmins, law enforcement or just others looking for a list of proxies, here’s a list of what we have banned so far:
# 46.100.123.134 -> 5 # 81.21.75.146 -> 4 # 121.101.132.38 -> 4 # 178.162.216.7 -> 4 # 35.185.102.231 -> 4 # 58.8.183.103 -> 4 # 191.36.193.48 -> 4 # 190.204.17.168 -> 3 # 41.215.187.86 -> 3 # 183.184.48.218 -> 3 # 212.17.63.26 -> 3 # 45.32.174.14 -> 3 # 124.230.76.43 -> 3 # 83.231.34.132 -> 3 # 101.17.228.241 -> 3 # 191.252.100.170 -> 3 # 179.127.157.206 -> 3 # 212.237.36.234 -> 2 # 27.10.236.243 -> 2 # 201.243.198.126 -> 2 # 113.116.158.161 -> 2 # 169.255.129.230 -> 2 # 165.227.145.237 -> 2 # 201.211.147.155 -> 2 # 171.37.37.114 -> 2 # 177.17.0.70 -> 2 # 80.241.219.83 -> 2 # 36.75.41.163 -> 2 # 190.205.213.88 -> 2 # 67.205.160.136 -> 2 # 80.107.117.210 -> 2 # 111.155.116.249 -> 2 # 190.52.175.76 -> 2 # 222.127.18.122 -> 2 # 138.197.98.210 -> 2 # 58.100.51.204 -> 2 # 186.92.93.66 -> 2 # 181.48.229.106 -> 2 # 111.155.116.233 -> 2 # 116.211.88.90 -> 2 # 190.75.58.97 -> 2 # 183.151.42.90 -> 2 # 186.93.123.123 -> 2 # 23.247.114.71 -> 36 # 80.211.236.227 -> 34 # 180.241.128.243 -> 32 # 203.112.211.106 -> 30 # 162.218.182.5 -> 30 # 120.25.154.32 -> 28 # 95.143.192.191 -> 27 # 45.55.136.165 -> 26 # 23.99.116.157 -> 26 # 111.13.7.122 -> 23 # 39.163.112.233 -> 23 # 60.178.125.241 -> 19 # 177.87.228.17 -> 15 # 114.254.211.140 -> 14 # 5.148.70.11 -> 14 # 117.239.107.51 -> 13 # 116.207.204.57 -> 13 # 201.116.199.243 -> 11 # 118.190.15.13 -> 10 # 139.195.102.199 -> 9 # 177.185.95.81 -> 9 # 149.56.36.54 -> 8 # 213.181.52.75 -> 8 # 223.204.115.161 -> 8 # 36.81.87.137 -> 8 # 190.15.221.21 -> 8 # 183.160.242.222 -> 7 # 180.211.92.2 -> 7 # 159.203.117.159 -> 7 # 113.105.146.77 -> 7 # 180.149.98.206 -> 7 # 23.88.246.18 -> 7 # 190.79.21.92 -> 7 # 217.182.71.116 -> 7 # 110.73.167.20 -> 7 # 202.73.51.102 -> 7 # 185.164.184.13 -> 6 # 217.61.125.50 -> 6 # 189.126.225.123 -> 6 # 69.46.133.226 -> 6 # 112.199.65.190 -> 6 # 159.224.83.100 -> 6 # 101.207.18.154 -> 6 # 200.80.48.34 -> 6 # 186.88.102.240 -> 6 # 168.90.32.70 -> 6 # 103.76.50.182 -> 6 # 189.41.221.41 -> 5 # 46.99.151.12 -> 5 # 190.60.207.182 -> 5 # 141.105.164.174 -> 5 # 187.61.245.231 -> 5 # 119.194.30.183 -> 5 # 169.56.64.165 -> 5 # 190.72.156.247 -> 5 # 87.98.204.133 -> 5 # 186.93.146.82 -> 5 # 103.193.255.39 -> 5 # 180.97.235.30 -> 5 # 181.49.50.226 -> 5 # 186.95.126.162 -> 5 # 121.56.190.52 -> 5 # 222.161.3.163 -> 5 # 128.199.142.35 -> 4 # 103.78.75.98 -> 4 # 217.75.204.6 -> 4 # 45.6.37.241 -> 4 # 103.208.220.134 -> 4 # 190.38.186.114 -> 4 # 109.121.167.114 -> 4 # 186.94.210.144 -> 4 # 125.134.86.85 -> 4 # 83.247.7.21 -> 4 # 180.250.165.156 -> 4 # 91.247.149.158 -> 4 # 200.84.29.92 -> 4 # 179.211.36.193 -> 4 # 36.67.111.229 -> 3 # 47.94.15.168 -> 3 # 168.232.157.141 -> 3 # 113.72.7.14 -> 3 # 181.91.11.140 -> 3 # 47.94.198.162 -> 3 # 50.203.117.22 -> 3 # 91.184.155.84 -> 3 # 45.64.99.9 -> 3 # 60.213.105.105 -> 3 # 183.89.190.51 -> 3 # 1.188.139.113 -> 3 # 147.75.123.142 -> 3 # 173.68.185.170 -> 3 # 85.11.114.135 -> 3 # 64.34.21.84 -> 3 # 107.150.119.85 -> 3 # 190.206.25.153 -> 3 # 192.241.135.233 -> 3 # 186.91.207.146 -> 3 # 111.13.2.138 -> 3 # 190.6.50.151 -> 3 # 103.50.214.210 -> 3 # 105.226.113.32 -> 3 # 112.117.159.148 -> 3 # 200.9.221.198 -> 3 # 110.36.225.254 -> 3 # 160.238.208.29 -> 3 # 103.247.217.226 -> 3 # 202.136.90.214 -> 3 # 36.83.156.35 -> 3 # 176.109.37.78 -> 3 # 31.145.83.38 -> 3 # 41.73.224.124 -> 3 # 186.92.97.135 -> 3 # 193.212.188.186 -> 2 # 60.187.173.190 -> 2 # 182.253.37.213 -> 2 # 116.25.242.52 -> 2 # 89.46.79.228 -> 2 # 14.155.112.130 -> 2 # 112.16.7.95 -> 2 # 36.66.203.11 -> 2 # 178.54.20.36 -> 2 # 186.46.152.142 -> 2 # 47.89.17.36 -> 2 # 182.18.20.192 -> 2 # 37.120.250.132 -> 2 # 187.120.181.172 -> 2 # 186.89.108.44 -> 2 # 177.92.62.204 -> 2 # 112.140.184.136 -> 2 # 192.118.72.14 -> 2 # 196.2.67.215 -> 2 # 91.236.61.253 -> 2 # 47.94.220.254 -> 2 # 186.91.240.115 -> 2 # 190.38.11.202 -> 2 # 202.152.40.28 -> 2 # 185.130.156.136 -> 2 # 186.92.3.168 -> 2 # 103.224.137.37 -> 2 # 103.205.134.130 -> 2 # 213.198.241.6 -> 2 # 5.135.181.10 -> 2 # 198.23.143.27 -> 2 # 222.124.153.226 -> 2 # 88.250.138.3 -> 2 # 115.249.229.41 -> 2 # 109.245.215.37 -> 2 # 222.165.205.204 -> 2 # 89.140.79.175 -> 2 # 164.151.16.2 -> 2 # 189.126.241.202 -> 2 # 104.236.13.100 -> 2 # 117.240.79.20 -> 2 # 103.27.0.16 -> 2 # 189.98.67.37 -> 2 # 222.85.39.88 -> 2 # 201.20.116.35 -> 2 # 195.83.43.84 -> 2 # 121.225.85.45 -> 2 # 85.18.106.42 -> 2 # 113.116.145.136 -> 2 # 47.93.63.229 -> 2 # 5.141.82.72 -> 2 # 39.109.3.181 -> 2 # 221.15.246.192 -> 2 # 218.92.100.18 -> 2 # 186.46.94.54 -> 2 # 36.83.69.239 -> 2 # 200.109.108.137 -> 2 # 83.64.253.171 -> 2 # 114.218.63.2 -> 2 # 36.234.172.56 -> 2 # 186.89.122.6 -> 2 # 124.65.205.160 -> 2 # 186.91.191.96 -> 2 # 190.206.70.252 -> 2 # 5.226.125.10 -> 1 # 128.199.190.130 -> 1 # 176.109.178.244 -> 1 # 181.115.241.90 -> 1 # 115.212.148.216 -> 1 # 125.25.160.232 -> 1 # 186.92.14.242 -> 1 # 125.164.138.254 -> 1 # 200.112.216.5 -> 1 # 221.205.220.65 -> 1 # 89.26.71.134 -> 1 # 201.211.96.128 -> 1 # 60.186.27.76 -> 1 # 37.238.130.4 -> 1 # 221.225.159.69 -> 1 # 202.162.192.159 -> 1 # 121.31.145.241 -> 1 # 1.179.139.110 -> 1 # 5.190.150.209 -> 1 # 114.40.14.43 -> 1 # 180.175.0.204 -> 1 # 45.55.86.49 -> 1 # 185.46.198.123 -> 1 # 217.126.5.224 -> 1 # 200.58.147.242 -> 1 # 180.254.231.27 -> 1 # 62.41.20.230 -> 1 # 103.78.80.50 -> 1 # 190.61.28.2 -> 1 # 114.31.9.146 -> 1 # 210.3.64.18 -> 1 # 190.206.66.7 -> 1 # 203.207.56.67 -> 1 # 144.255.233.100 -> 1 # 190.149.215.217 -> 1 # 192.241.190.167 -> 1 # 198.11.130.242 -> 1 # 46.99.144.181 -> 1 # 103.29.186.189 -> 1 # 182.75.4.114 -> 1 # 111.119.160.172 -> 1 # 31.168.118.183 -> 1 # 201.208.210.245 -> 1 # 114.40.24.236 -> 1 # 121.41.82.138 -> 1 # 177.92.9.130 -> 1 # 190.73.44.116 -> 1 # 171.126.128.59 -> 1 # 173.212.49.74 -> 1 # 169.239.48.197 -> 1 # 188.168.189.45 -> 1 # 62.133.168.67 -> 1 # 91.106.82.78 -> 1 # 187.144.44.58 -> 1 # 218.78.213.174 -> 1 # 190.202.175.127 -> 1 # 117.176.62.148 -> 1 # 169.56.64.168 -> 1 # 162.243.157.86 -> 1 # 41.209.38.150 -> 1 # 45.112.126.213 -> 1 # 120.25.201.228 -> 1 # 208.115.100.162 -> 1 # 125.31.19.25 -> 1 # 36.73.117.185 -> 1 # 42.238.29.24 -> 1 # 189.53.73.7 -> 1 # 36.66.231.113 -> 1 # 178.205.101.67 -> 1 # 114.40.203.65 -> 1 # 141.196.134.41 -> 1 # 103.228.246.36 -> 1 # 190.38.198.134 -> 1 # 104.207.83.6 -> 1 # 192.153.46.92 -> 1 # 1.194.148.140 -> 1 # 91.242.210.204 -> 1 # 125.165.22.164 -> 1 # 186.91.200.213 -> 1 # 190.74.211.119 -> 1 # 178.206.14.197 -> 1 # 176.117.38.65 -> 1 # 46.175.185.244 -> 1 # 125.24.214.34 -> 1 # 171.214.172.210 -> 1 # 115.49.106.71 -> 1 # 98.172.91.132 -> 1 # 138.219.223.166 -> 1 # 83.14.194.206 -> 1 # 196.44.191.38 -> 1 # 190.153.136.234 -> 1 # 80.13.82.137 -> 1 # 183.91.77.50 -> 1 # 60.255.186.169 -> 1 # 113.66.102.163 -> 1 # 202.92.203.14 -> 1 # 36.83.45.63 -> 1 # 173.173.153.248 -> 1 # 36.73.71.20 -> 1 # 62.228.241.240 -> 1 # 109.202.109.50 -> 1 # 1.10.188.70 -> 1 # 189.19.225.231 -> 1 # 118.253.142.214 -> 1 # 94.23.196.87 -> 1 # 201.243.245.72 -> 1 # 177.177.56.81 -> 1 # 222.185.23.197 -> 1 # 128.75.18.242 -> 1 # 160.202.42.210 -> 1 # 208.115.104.154 -> 1 # 36.66.114.249 -> 1 # 110.72.19.175 -> 1 # 14.215.115.197 -> 1 # 45.32.193.136 -> 1 # 31.168.144.183 -> 1 # 125.1.224.236 -> 1 # 191.36.192.196 -> 1 # 197.210.143.242 -> 1 # 58.84.14.130 -> 1 # 184.68.152.102 -> 1 # 45.40.143.57 -> 1 # 114.40.23.72 -> 1 # 177.92.2.190 -> 1 # 86.109.100.80 -> 1 # 110.73.34.186 -> 1 # 95.120.186.154 -> 1 # 115.217.164.117 -> 1 # 111.196.18.109 -> 1 # 14.210.78.143 -> 1 # 202.152.63.5 -> 1 # 197.254.106.226 -> 1 # 110.136.206.221 -> 1 # 200.54.108.54 -> 1 # 139.129.94.241 -> 1 # 35.189.166.230 -> 1 # 179.95.142.195 -> 1 # 186.68.85.26 -> 1 # 14.119.209.210 -> 1 # 197.81.147.225 -> 1 # 62.56.130.156 -> 1 # 111.199.237.190 -> 1 # 183.88.232.207 -> 1 # 111.203.211.34 -> 1 # 222.142.154.3 -> 1 # 180.76.134.106 -> 1 # 2.179.132.111 -> 1 # 198.11.130.225 -> 1 # 180.250.149.73 -> 1 # 37.60.213.151 -> 1 # 47.52.113.253 -> 1 # 213.160.167.31 -> 1 # 120.37.165.162 -> 1 # 191.7.210.30 -> 1 # 154.68.195.2 -> 1 # 14.147.5.248 -> 1 # 114.5.24.18 -> 1 # 60.18.171.247 -> 1 # 192.241.184.169 -> 1 # 36.78.220.190 -> 1 # 59.49.129.60 -> 1 # 87.128.107.114 -> 1 # 83.212.108.154 -> 1 # 24.154.112.20 -> 1 # 222.86.180.127 -> 1 # 195.26.78.26 -> 1 # 180.249.143.254 -> 1 # 115.47.44.102 -> 1 # 5.152.158.4 -> 1 # 24.2.99.226 -> 1 # 103.42.214.248 -> 1 # 88.225.210.50 -> 1 # 221.201.84.127 -> 1 # 45.251.42.220 -> 1 # 103.192.36.135 -> 6 # 221.133.44.142 -> 3 # 1.179.181.17 -> 3 # 91.242.163.174 -> 2 # 51.15.41.168 -> 2 # 212.12.191.254 -> 2 # 138.59.219.51 -> 2 # 185.159.87.117 -> 2 # 49.48.225.216 -> 1 # 188.34.254.58 -> 1 # 125.141.200.7 -> 1 # 117.58.243.244 -> 1 # 68.49.40.52 -> 1 # 79.140.221.122 -> 1 # 202.138.243.37 -> 1 # 47.90.66.120 -> 1 # 212.219.197.249 -> 1 # 185.174.192.1 -> 1 # 163.172.175.210 -> 1 # 199.195.253.124 -> 1 # 125.141.200.45 -> 1 # 178.161.177.6 -> 1 # 108.161.138.228 -> 1 # 195.218.144.150 -> 1 # 108.61.210.190 -> 1 # 94.102.124.56 -> 1 # 139.59.2.223 -> 1 # 201.48.206.107 -> 1 # 125.141.200.22 -> 1 # 170.75.244.219 -> 1 # 82.200.205.49 -> 1 # 1.9.171.51 -> 1 # 103.14.26.70 -> 1 # 36.66.242.146 -> 1 # 176.126.245.23 -> 1 # 36.79.223.213 -> 1 # 201.211.80.203 -> 1 # 125.162.50.52 -> 1 # 183.88.34.56 -> 1 # 111.155.116.240 -> 1 # 139.196.36.156 -> 1 # 36.80.18.139 -> 1 # 176.235.99.166 -> 1 # 216.100.88.229 -> 1 # 187.9.214.58 -> 1 # 89.191.131.178 -> 1 # 39.68.235.248 -> 1 # 128.199.103.24 -> 1 # 186.92.115.156 -> 1 # 197.136.142.5 -> 1 # 187.49.83.90 -> 1 # 125.141.200.21 -> 1 # 27.109.117.138 -> 1 # 125.141.200.13 -> 1 # 37.151.43.202 -> 1 # 175.139.58.72 -> 1 # 222.65.75.34 -> 1 # 212.237.6.245 -> 1 # 159.203.64.85 -> 1 # 80.78.69.226 -> 1 # 139.196.166.96 -> 1 # 188.123.114.167 -> 1 # 115.237.12.63 -> 1 # 51.254.98.159 -> 1 # 1.179.176.37 -> 1 # 14.177.166.66 -> 1 # 202.79.37.14 -> 1 # 195.209.107.148 -> 1 # 187.110.238.42 -> 1 # 24.56.178.74 -> 1 # 58.252.6.165 -> 1 # 111.13.7.117 -> 1 # 125.163.148.210 -> 1 # 61.160.6.158 -> 1 # 27.96.32.82 -> 1 # 128.199.234.64 -> 4 # 187.94.99.38 -> 4 # 123.57.184.70 -> 3 # 207.182.156.13 -> 3 # 125.141.200.14 -> 3 # 125.141.200.40 -> 2 # 117.54.120.10 -> 2 # 103.4.166.203 -> 2 # 125.82.89.92 -> 2 # 112.196.94.189 -> 2 # 80.211.233.44 -> 2 # 45.32.252.131 -> 2 # 203.202.252.102 -> 2 # 94.42.179.205 -> 2 # 119.159.234.210 -> 2 # 201.59.191.154 -> 2 # 61.53.54.6 -> 2 # 144.217.247.151 -> 2 # 101.255.52.164 -> 2 # 190.153.120.143 -> 2 # 111.68.117.164 -> 2 # 45.77.32.227 -> 2 # 45.64.99.103 -> 2 # 101.51.40.76 -> 2 # 185.99.172.104 -> 2 # 185.162.218.165 -> 2 # 111.13.7.118 -> 2 # 94.247.244.120 -> 2 # 72.12.204.31 -> 2 # 62.14.238.20 -> 2 # 89.40.115.161 -> 2 # 187.40.143.103 -> 2 # 194.177.201.75 -> 2 # 222.92.141.250 -> 2 # 207.188.73.155 -> 2 # 216.100.88.228 -> 2 # 108.161.140.82 -> 2 # 36.66.213.25 -> 2 # 120.43.53.77 -> 2 # 83.147.228.251 -> 1 # 201.209.33.234 -> 1 # 183.89.45.198 -> 1 # 190.203.63.4 -> 1 # 61.38.236.98 -> 1 # 103.228.118.249 -> 1 # 189.1.172.199 -> 1 # 46.99.156.57 -> 1 # 178.211.184.196 -> 1 # 173.212.238.66 -> 1 # 123.116.91.156 -> 1 # 111.13.109.27 -> 1 # 177.133.5.226 -> 1 # 46.73.33.253 -> 1 # 5.53.50.170 -> 1 # 47.90.46.132 -> 1 # 138.197.211.31 -> 1 # 185.87.240.175 -> 1 # 125.141.200.39 -> 1 # 201.165.55.14 -> 1 # 183.88.158.61 -> 1 # 107.181.169.230 -> 1 # 110.170.150.54 -> 1 # 80.15.162.31 -> 1 # 202.138.251.5 -> 1 # 193.107.198.135 -> 1 # 114.217.243.25 -> 1 # 83.247.7.23 -> 1 # 183.88.82.205 -> 1 # 41.202.221.122 -> 1 # 114.41.134.160 -> 1 # 120.26.121.109 -> 1 # 109.121.167.229 -> 1 # 5.202.184.227 -> 1 # 174.138.63.153 -> 1 # 218.22.65.60 -> 1 # 176.115.197.118 -> 1 # 125.141.200.53 -> 1 # 190.37.72.229 -> 1 # 134.35.138.48 -> 1 # 89.191.131.243 -> 1 # 186.10.5.142 -> 1 # 122.155.3.143 -> 1 # 178.32.177.15 -> 1 # 111.68.115.22 -> 1 # 72.176.170.185 -> 1 # 163.28.112.100 -> 1 # 119.90.63.3 -> 1 # 47.52.5.8 -> 1 # 117.211.160.52 -> 1 # 186.91.164.138 -> 1 # 182.23.49.19 -> 1 # 110.50.84.59 -> 1 # 190.131.223.210 -> 1 # 125.141.200.12 -> 1 # 121.31.79.192 -> 1 # 123.123.183.183 -> 1 # 195.144.25.42 -> 1 # 45.64.99.13 -> 1 # 190.73.150.222 -> 1 # 179.208.202.130 -> 1 # 35.190.151.168 -> 1 # 190.15.222.53 -> 1 # 37.182.204.4 -> 1 # 43.247.70.151 -> 1 # 103.1.210.107 -> 1 # 36.66.253.17 -> 1 # 115.28.209.249 -> 1 # 123.185.129.70 -> 1 # 45.32.115.42 -> 1 # 190.200.141.115 -> 1 # 138.204.248.5 -> 1 # 1.179.198.17 -> 1 # 36.236.104.238 -> 1 # 176.53.3.250 -> 1 # 212.22.86.114 -> 1 # 201.242.39.86 -> 1 # 2.50.168.125 -> 1 # 92.242.254.232 -> 1 # 77.241.18.10 -> 1 # 117.60.116.115 -> 1 # 179.191.195.60 -> 1 # 180.250.48.75 -> 1 # 36.85.221.192 -> 1 # 137.74.5.72 -> 1 # 190.217.3.162 -> 1 # 212.15.115.166 -> 1 # 35.185.45.160 -> 1 # 154.53.194.72 -> 1 # 79.120.177.106 -> 1 # 109.188.81.101 -> 1 # 40.114.14.173 -> 1 # 70.65.233.174 -> 1 # 45.64.136.154 -> 1 # 194.110.77.186 -> 1 # 149.56.35.226 -> 1 # 190.72.153.5 -> 1 # 152.231.29.72 -> 1 # 87.245.154.66 -> 1 # 113.58.232.203 -> 1 # 174.138.34.116 -> 1 # 186.89.1.10 -> 1 # 209.43.86.153 -> 1 # 41.78.222.42 -> 1 # 197.210.185.246 -> 1 # 190.201.11.142 -> 1 # 181.143.162.189 -> 1 # 40.71.99.22 -> 1 # 188.138.195.178 -> 1 # 61.247.186.138 -> 1 # 62.61.177.40 -> 1 # 210.4.75.98 -> 1 # 128.199.189.94 -> 1 # 67.205.178.9 -> 1 # 117.9.135.19 -> 1 # 62.96.10.98 -> 1 # 120.11.210.104 -> 1 # 45.64.99.104 -> 1 # 45.4.34.14 -> 1 # 222.92.3.66 -> 1 # 187.180.102.195 -> 1 # 186.93.113.79 -> 1 # 49.48.76.7 -> 1 # 91.98.143.85 -> 1 # 95.31.114.121 -> 1 # 181.39.223.96 -> 1 # 116.226.215.110 -> 1 # 118.193.29.98 -> 1 # 122.146.113.66 -> 1 # 180.245.64.179 -> 1 # 185.108.167.208 -> 1 # 189.100.26.75 -> 1 # 177.190.197.123 -> 1 # 190.203.71.164 -> 1 # 103.15.187.116 -> 1 # 185.168.173.26 -> 1 # 45.76.110.143 -> 1 # 36.66.196.145 -> 1 # 125.141.200.3 -> 1 # 125.141.200.47 -> 1 # 182.253.142.29 -> 1 # 187.33.255.145 -> 1 # 103.235.21.128 -> 1 # 177.126.81.250 -> 1 # 203.122.220.37 -> 1 # 86.120.79.89 -> 1 # 138.201.2.122 -> 1 # 36.66.231.253 -> 1 # 169.239.209.108 -> 1 # 49.114.152.187 -> 1 # 123.30.59.108 -> 1 # 162.243.15.104 -> 1 # 138.186.178.161 -> 1 # 150.254.36.202 -> 1 # 115.69.214.162 -> 1 # 213.178.59.42 -> 1 # 98.191.98.146 -> 1 # 200.60.130.162 -> 1 # 186.46.156.202 -> 1 # 92.62.225.4 -> 1 # 88.99.206.114 -> 1 # 190.153.210.237 -> 1 # 62.81.205.225 -> 1 # 118.173.64.209 -> 1 # 93.104.210.29 -> 1 # 175.165.101.48 -> 1 # 94.182.181.38 -> 1 # 36.66.49.211 -> 1 # 114.215.255.218 -> 1 # 180.173.109.149 -> 1 # 177.155.100.6 -> 1 # 186.0.195.194 -> 1 # 189.40.127.97 -> 1 # 186.91.253.168 -> 1 # 200.114.104.4 -> 1 # 185.129.202.141 -> 1 # 36.66.170.127 -> 1 # 201.243.122.144 -> 1 # 37.59.36.212 -> 1 # 137.74.5.74 -> 1 # 116.62.11.138 -> 1 # 197.210.252.43 -> 1 # 120.86.137.135 -> 1 # 123.169.91.240 -> 1 # 190.142.36.122 -> 1 # 142.4.214.9 -> 1 # 109.121.161.192 -> 1 # 80.91.181.232 -> 3 # 110.73.4.105 -> 3 # 62.210.71.225 -> 3 # 118.190.14.150 -> 2 # 183.152.13.107 -> 2 # 119.9.105.210 -> 2 # 91.102.216.43 -> 2 # 118.193.142.61 -> 2 # 58.101.200.20 -> 2 # 36.85.69.80 -> 2 # 217.8.95.17 -> 2 # 82.208.68.73 -> 2 # 202.136.92.11 -> 2 # 36.67.77.41 -> 2 # 88.217.174.236 -> 2 # 103.25.195.249 -> 2 # 184.82.128.210 -> 1 # 201.242.28.45 -> 1 # 182.88.42.226 -> 1 # 187.45.106.147 -> 1 # 125.24.175.83 -> 1 # 212.37.49.66 -> 1 # 213.111.145.5 -> 1 # 14.207.158.130 -> 1 # 51.255.161.222 -> 1 # 101.24.157.64 -> 1 # 119.29.220.132 -> 1 # 181.40.125.246 -> 1 # 124.166.179.131 -> 1 # 200.8.146.183 -> 1 # 146.185.179.32 -> 1 # 103.39.49.10 -> 1 # 218.75.116.58 -> 1 # 80.82.95.115 -> 1 # 158.69.198.191 -> 1 # 186.103.169.166 -> 1 # 190.200.38.248 -> 1 # 183.38.62.206 -> 1 # 82.232.50.59 -> 1 # 116.58.227.189 -> 1 # 81.82.209.76 -> 1 # 36.66.174.162 -> 1 # 210.4.65.230 -> 1 # 201.166.23.226 -> 1 # 115.200.30.127 -> 1 # 182.242.183.204 -> 1 # 185.86.202.12 -> 1 # 35.194.160.4 -> 1 # 171.255.199.3 -> 1 # 220.247.166.148 -> 1 # 190.64.160.101 -> 1 # 200.84.240.5 -> 1 # 125.141.200.36 -> 1 # 62.64.1.82 -> 1 # 118.76.4.250 -> 1 # 113.79.75.247 -> 1 # 103.192.224.167 -> 1 # 110.182.30.43 -> 1 # 46.101.99.191 -> 1 # 196.188.0.216 -> 1 # 36.78.111.124 -> 1 # 167.114.235.41 -> 1 # 194.8.56.244 -> 1 # 196.46.0.52 -> 1 # 185.177.73.202 -> 1 # 190.15.207.242 -> 1 # 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122.248.16.2 -> 13 # 46.101.78.9 -> 11 # 182.30.224.154 -> 11 # 168.235.102.112 -> 10 # 137.74.63.75 -> 9 # 64.150.191.81 -> 8 # 186.46.41.106 -> 7 # 113.203.233.181 -> 7 # 70.32.89.160 -> 7 # 207.154.219.238 -> 7 # 119.114.253.249 -> 7 # 111.13.7.123 -> 6 # 193.108.38.23 -> 6 # 14.207.38.231 -> 6 # 27.196.130.161 -> 6 # 115.29.111.99 -> 6 # 178.32.213.128 -> 5 # 61.182.202.207 -> 5 # 182.88.243.42 -> 5 # 1.61.245.127 -> 5 # 89.237.34.246 -> 5 # 89.248.173.141 -> 5 # 201.76.181.78 -> 4 # 125.62.213.30 -> 4 # 36.66.187.177 -> 4 # 186.89.5.109 -> 4 # 212.56.139.252 -> 4 # 14.203.99.67 -> 4 # 41.186.37.134 -> 4 # 119.15.169.114 -> 4 # 212.36.216.243 -> 4 # 65.182.139.6 -> 4 # 183.232.2.51 -> 4 # 179.127.162.206 -> 4 # 46.37.193.74 -> 4 # 67.205.172.65 -> 4 # 201.184.250.76 -> 3 # 139.59.77.126 -> 3 # 12.184.129.132 -> 3 # 111.13.7.119 -> 3 # 193.200.151.249 -> 3 # 186.95.0.63 -> 3 # 185.109.248.218 -> 3 # 46.175.103.249 -> 3 # 111.13.2.131 -> 3 # 119.82.231.82 -> 3 # 125.141.200.35 -> 3 # 108.61.159.91 -> 3 # 177.131.51.167 -> 3 # 109.196.34.51 -> 3 # 45.32.57.138 -> 3 # 46.216.59.254 -> 3 # 202.154.178.178 -> 3 # 111.155.124.81 -> 3 # 89.236.17.106 -> 3 # 177.222.160.246 -> 3 # 61.16.141.85 -> 3 # 49.212.39.221 -> 2 # 175.45.129.9 -> 2 # 190.75.33.202 -> 2 # 138.197.174.232 -> 2 # 125.141.200.51 -> 2 # 161.148.148.141 -> 2 # 186.90.22.66 -> 2 # 138.186.201.210 -> 2 # 51.15.4.132 -> 2 # 39.77.58.32 -> 2 # 200.75.9.35 -> 2 # 180.253.105.139 -> 2 # 182.253.177.123 -> 2 # 203.174.39.73 -> 2 # 128.71.128.79 -> 2 # 141.196.85.35 -> 2 # 118.190.14.107 -> 2 # 211.72.239.245 -> 2 # 122.224.234.225 -> 2 # 222.239.220.50 -> 2 # 139.193.135.135 -> 2 # 116.62.122.8 -> 2 # 120.8.82.33 -> 2 # 200.119.239.252 -> 2 # 121.42.176.133 -> 2 # 139.59.103.230 -> 2 # 188.225.254.77 -> 2 # 202.154.182.197 -> 2 # 169.255.78.25 -> 2 # 125.141.200.54 -> 2 # 183.88.212.184 -> 2 # 212.200.144.70 -> 2 # 191.251.227.226 -> 2 # 91.192.204.86 -> 2 # 82.102.14.135 -> 2 # 187.49.90.250 -> 2 # 181.49.160.90 -> 2 # 201.243.213.56 -> 2 # 212.237.20.129 -> 2 # 179.181.181.89 -> 2 # 183.89.40.241 -> 2 # 119.162.63.110 -> 2 # 201.220.25.106 -> 2 # 177.136.252.7 -> 2 # 68.190.17.93 -> 2 # 138.68.228.13 -> 2 # 125.209.84.78 -> 2 # 201.208.153.243 -> 1 # 201.42.0.176 -> 1 # 36.85.86.17 -> 1 # 101.37.79.125 -> 1 # 190.75.224.222 -> 1 # 183.89.24.146 -> 1 # 31.146.184.18 -> 1 # 119.226.14.34 -> 1 # 139.59.244.147 -> 1 # 37.18.42.14 -> 1 # 201.76.9.56 -> 1 # 200.169.3.139 -> 1 # 117.78.51.164 -> 1 # 79.133.33.3 -> 1 # 47.52.56.100 -> 1 # 203.83.177.102 -> 1 # 113.3.105.187 -> 1 # 60.170.82.50 -> 1 # 221.15.107.150 -> 1 # 198.27.115.40 -> 1 # 183.247.152.98 -> 1 # 115.148.154.72 -> 1 # 203.209.127.254 -> 1 # 101.200.44.5 -> 1 # 196.43.96.34 -> 1 # 182.96.195.109 -> 1 # 186.89.102.204 -> 1 # 200.66.94.147 -> 1 # 112.250.158.18 -> 1 # 186.233.41.122 -> 1 # 36.66.208.10 -> 1 # 222.223.239.135 -> 1 # 118.97.147.26 -> 1 # 201.209.21.126 -> 1 # 61.6.146.187 -> 1 # 125.141.200.52 -> 1 # 78.132.141.170 -> 1 # 93.184.160.246 -> 1 # 14.211.122.38 -> 1 # 201.49.69.251 -> 1 # 187.243.253.2 -> 1 # 200.82.157.51 -> 1 # 5.62.152.190 -> 1 # 125.167.112.219 -> 1 # 125.209.67.74 -> 1 # 68.227.93.232 -> 1 # 87.252.227.164 -> 1 # 202.57.48.102 -> 1 # 103.9.113.46 -> 1 # 181.211.191.226 -> 1 # 35.197.133.119 -> 1 # 2.188.79.6 -> 1 # 91.229.222.163 -> 1 # 190.90.2.70 -> 1 # 190.75.61.173 -> 1 # 119.7.76.151 -> 1 # 80.78.71.113 -> 1 # 115.63.112.155 -> 1 # 31.134.60.208 -> 1 # 180.250.156.186 -> 1 # 79.106.99.154 -> 1 # 103.76.50.181 -> 1 # 37.18.42.13 -> 1 # 116.251.38.134 -> 1 # 213.222.239.122 -> 1 # 113.140.139.7 -> 1 # 70.189.137.233 -> 1 # 151.80.44.163 -> 1 # 93.170.113.241 -> 1 # 61.166.227.174 -> 1 # 202.56.203.40 -> 1 # 190.112.41.203 -> 1 # 75.80.35.74 -> 1 # 187.49.83.18 -> 1 # 186.95.166.172 -> 1 # 128.199.77.93 -> 1 # 190.152.10.75 -> 1 # 183.62.196.10 -> 1 # 181.48.167.142 -> 1 # 36.72.92.230 -> 1 # 124.42.97.24 -> 1 # 183.205.55.37 -> 1 # 200.141.101.151 -> 1 # 37.32.11.179 -> 1 # 186.121.252.131 -> 1 # 180.253.10.156 -> 1 # 91.216.3.134 -> 1 # 171.38.16.168 -> 1 # 89.46.242.180 -> 1 # 88.14.27.155 -> 1 # 103.231.218.126 -> 1 # 62.141.111.146 -> 1 # 204.130.209.254 -> 1 # 103.229.83.214 -> 1 # 186.91.240.45 -> 1 # 139.196.176.18 -> 1 # 89.248.233.194 -> 1 # 47.52.108.18 -> 1 # 190.142.106.230 -> 1 # 95.110.189.185 -> 1 # 94.177.234.21 -> 1 # 95.181.217.254 -> 1 # 190.79.25.30 -> 1 # 117.78.51.231 -> 1 # 139.255.57.4 -> 1 # 144.217.197.71 -> 1 # 123.30.238.16 -> 1 # 180.92.165.163 -> 1 # 197.155.52.28 -> 1 # 118.26.173.135 -> 1 # 101.255.62.198 -> 1 # 113.11.87.186 -> 1 # 180.247.159.189 -> 1 # 219.141.189.236 -> 2 # 141.105.134.6 -> 2 # 95.80.98.41 -> 1 # 177.24.101.134 -> 1 # 103.4.166.46 -> 1 # 31.28.108.99 -> 1 # 66.188.97.234 -> 1 # 165.138.124.4 -> 1 # 110.164.223.81 -> 1 # 46.165.228.78 -> 1 # 54.238.242.197 -> 1 # 120.33.247.110 -> 1 # 189.146.53.38 -> 1 # 125.141.200.38 -> 1 # 5.228.73.200 -> 1 # 194.6.0.245 -> 2 # 36.67.118.201 -> 2 # 200.55.255.47 -> 1 # 27.109.116.96 -> 1 # 218.70.107.82 -> 1 # 110.34.34.172 -> 1 # 112.109.137.56 -> 1 # 110.36.217.158 -> 1 # 177.190.209.10 -> 1 # 62.122.65.60 -> 1 # 60.7.73.176 -> 1 # 95.47.137.32 -> 1 # 104.219.136.138 -> 1 # 47.91.138.21 -> 1 # 180.241.180.172 -> 1 # 124.152.226.163 -> 1 # 190.207.190.215 -> 2 # 182.253.32.71 -> 1 # 103.59.176.9 -> 1 # 120.138.112.130 -> 1 # 180.211.191.74 -> 1 # 91.225.229.4 -> 1 # 187.216.70.146 -> 1 # 181.198.242.220 -> 1 # 1.172.199.176 -> 1 # 137.59.252.216 -> 1 # 103.31.188.6 -> 1 # 173.212.219.230 -> 2 # 190.185.165.225 -> 2 # 177.179.163.249 -> 2 # 114.199.89.94 -> 2 # 114.134.190.28 -> 2 # 122.247.88.179 -> 2 # 46.16.226.222 -> 1 # 41.216.173.222 -> 1 # 45.221.216.30 -> 1 # 43.243.142.130 -> 1 # 189.201.241.54 -> 1 # 222.124.191.140 -> 1 # 104.224.162.227 -> 1 # 36.74.223.13 -> 1 # 1.172.207.51 -> 1 # 36.66.38.186 -> 1 # 175.139.173.45 -> 1 # 37.32.29.33 -> 1 # 187.50.43.226 -> 1 # 176.109.2.15 -> 1 # 186.91.178.21 -> 1 # 36.33.71.57 -> 1 # 130.117.175.46 -> 1 # 185.44.192.8 -> 1 # 213.233.57.135 -> 1 # 188.166.220.94 -> 1 # 125.141.200.24 -> 1 # 111.155.116.232 -> 1 # 177.86.156.2 -> 1 # 187.44.1.167 -> 1 # 60.28.39.226 -> 1 # 194.88.105.156 -> 1 # 95.215.52.150 -> 1 # 113.53.231.203 -> 1 # 190.1.137.102 -> 1 # 123.1.170.28 -> 1 # 27.38.17.104 -> 1 # 182.53.54.94 -> 1 # 190.63.182.230 -> 1 # 116.206.196.77 -> 1 # 106.44.81.139 -> 1 # 138.0.152.165 -> 1 # 121.41.55.187 -> 1 # 180.241.59.46 -> 1 # 119.59.113.201 -> 1 # 194.183.137.18 -> 1 # 36.67.20.251 -> 1 # 190.131.235.134 -> 1 # 187.217.189.229 -> 1 # 85.26.251.98 -> 1 # 89.101.244.26 -> 1 # 198.11.130.29 -> 1 # 189.85.84.186 -> 1 # 177.234.12.202 -> 1 # 36.67.129.77 -> 1 # 221.237.120.194 -> 1 # 186.46.27.70 -> 1 # 182.253.39.6 -> 1 # 91.73.131.254 -> 1 # 103.24.108.238 -> 1 # 35.188.243.97 -> 15 # 182.90.101.0 -> 7 # 149.56.201.254 -> 7 # 123.156.187.75 -> 6 # 23.97.166.169 -> 6 # 162.243.33.71 -> 6 # 190.206.70.124 -> 6 # 149.202.179.15 -> 6 # 124.152.208.115 -> 6 # 201.148.127.58 -> 5 # 91.226.141.43 -> 5 # 123.30.129.168 -> 5 # 182.52.137.158 -> 5 # 111.126.94.80 -> 4 # 202.171.1.243 -> 4 # 181.40.78.174 -> 4 # 103.47.219.108 -> 4 # 23.253.83.125 -> 4 # 130.211.113.22 -> 4 # 186.210.202.25 -> 4 # 195.62.70.104 -> 4 # 149.202.94.120 -> 4 # 66.70.191.215 -> 4 # 111.13.7.120 -> 4 # 200.84.229.153 -> 4 # 177.94.244.129 -> 4 # 170.24.140.67 -> 4 # 122.252.180.7 -> 4 # 12.216.122.7 -> 4 # 190.112.41.116 -> 3 # 122.97.159.144 -> 3 # 42.51.26.79 -> 3 # 190.128.251.110 -> 3 # 187.75.217.165 -> 3 # 14.204.237.26 -> 3 # 190.75.72.93 -> 3 # 180.118.242.7 -> 3 # 202.137.25.60 -> 3 # 60.21.221.230 -> 3 # 202.92.201.70 -> 3 # 186.238.23.10 -> 3 # 112.74.64.106 -> 3 # 187.9.67.54 -> 3 # 86.63.9.126 -> 3 # 198.23.143.12 -> 3 # 52.166.145.45 -> 3 # 95.67.65.18 -> 3 # 103.29.167.26 -> 3 # 150.107.105.98 -> 3 # 183.92.79.226 -> 3 # 203.124.47.196 -> 3 # 89.218.6.138 -> 3 # 123.134.194.174 -> 3 # 63.85.203.40 -> 2 # 182.100.154.74 -> 2 # 93.152.192.30 -> 2 # 139.59.110.188 -> 2 # 114.79.180.90 -> 2 # 124.165.92.141 -> 2 # 182.253.179.44 -> 2 # 202.150.174.185 -> 2 # 77.181.162.54 -> 2 # 60.23.26.67 -> 2 # 188.253.11.56 -> 2 # 190.131.224.170 -> 2 # 178.151.149.227 -> 2 # 205.189.37.79 -> 2 # 177.43.163.205 -> 2 # 83.147.220.131 -> 2 # 185.23.64.100 -> 2 # 104.219.177.221 -> 2 # 110.34.34.38 -> 2 # 188.68.186.115 -> 2 # 36.67.20.229 -> 2 # 117.43.0.44 -> 2 # 183.88.48.128 -> 2 # 125.141.200.25 -> 2 # 182.38.46.142 -> 2 # 100.44.108.182 -> 2 # 190.207.59.3 -> 2 # 90.150.87.130 -> 2 # 52.168.130.234 -> 2 # 79.106.100.164 -> 2 # 186.46.232.38 -> 2 # 64.183.94.45 -> 2 # 36.5.149.142 -> 2 # 49.48.144.131 -> 2 # 35.189.128.127 -> 2 # 36.88.48.58 -> 2 # 178.162.216.1 -> 2 # 36.66.64.74 -> 2 # 180.125.45.147 -> 2 # 139.59.13.167 -> 2 # 104.236.153.45 -> 2 # 187.7.214.142 -> 2 # 70.169.24.2 -> 2 # 109.200.186.91 -> 2 # 45.76.187.53 -> 2 # 125.141.200.37 -> 2 # 46.101.108.112 -> 2 # 148.77.41.114 -> 2 # 125.62.214.203 -> 2 # 139.210.156.124 -> 2 # 193.165.79.30 -> 2 # 121.17.198.235 -> 2 # 49.119.81.201 -> 2 # 38.100.122.171 -> 2 # 168.235.251.25 -> 2 # 117.78.36.160 -> 2 # 111.13.7.121 -> 2 # 59.152.99.110 -> 2 # 101.255.62.202 -> 2 # 62.23.9.2 -> 2 # 103.228.117.243 -> 2 # 36.68.29.76 -> 2 # 128.199.146.193 -> 2 # 79.131.14.245 -> 2 # 103.244.207.6 -> 2 # 188.166.217.2 -> 2 # 180.118.240.82 -> 2 # 186.200.13.79 -> 2 # 180.250.65.17 -> 2 # 177.69.102.121 -> 2 # 190.215.249.164 -> 2 # 119.114.17.201 -> 2 # 41.207.49.136 -> 1 # 42.201.248.154 -> 1 # 200.82.192.237 -> 1 # 121.31.147.147 -> 1 # 42.117.1.78 -> 1 # 39.78.246.252 -> 1 # 162.243.18.46 -> 1 # 191.103.61.131 -> 1 # 173.91.206.34 -> 1 # 117.58.247.20 -> 1 # 198.2.202.33 -> 1 # 36.234.183.230 -> 1 # 117.84.113.158 -> 1 # 62.133.172.49 -> 1 # 61.152.81.193 -> 1 # 41.221.76.9 -> 1 # 5.62.155.120 -> 1 # 36.41.99.16 -> 1 # 187.153.94.206 -> 1 # 91.214.62.168 -> 1 # 103.17.246.228 -> 1 # 180.250.101.146 -> 1 # 178.60.28.98 -> 1 # 91.106.66.209 -> 1 # 139.59.114.21 -> 1 # 187.189.195.87 -> 1 # 77.82.149.170 -> 1 # 103.220.28.220 -> 1 # 213.192.31.173 -> 1 # 91.205.131.168 -> 1 # 200.195.162.242 -> 1 # 190.206.50.26 -> 1 # 101.255.51.146 -> 1 # 114.107.21.129 -> 1 # 117.202.20.67 -> 1 # 36.36.179.42 -> 1 # 187.103.0.48 -> 1 # 52.24.67.217 -> 1 # 200.37.231.66 -> 1 # 1.171.143.217 -> 1 # 201.243.198.18 -> 1 # 14.207.67.230 -> 1 # 1.179.146.153 -> 1 # 190.228.202.235 -> 1 # 203.156.126.55 -> 1 # 186.250.232.18 -> 1 # 36.77.77.200 -> 1 # 182.88.213.216 -> 1 # 94.181.34.64 -> 1 # 134.35.200.221 -> 1 # 178.205.136.73 -> 1 # 23.91.101.104 -> 1 # 45.121.239.167 -> 1 # 54.227.11.142 -> 1 # 188.43.15.105 -> 1 # 118.81.239.152 -> 1 # 47.89.53.92 -> 1 # 27.218.222.250 -> 1 # 202.59.160.2 -> 1 # 121.58.199.219 -> 1 # 110.172.160.162 -> 1 # 198.11.130.6 -> 1 # 111.94.172.19 -> 1 # 198.11.130.63 -> 1 # 45.55.67.27 -> 1 # 200.85.123.154 -> 1 # 223.164.250.78 -> 1 # 182.90.105.236 -> 1 # 185.44.172.214 -> 1 # 180.247.226.63 -> 1 # 111.196.79.75 -> 1 # 115.229.115.203 -> 1 # 212.175.125.50 -> 1 # 190.142.210.178 -> 1 # 201.93.25.35 -> 1 # 176.120.215.66 -> 1 # 186.92.12.95 -> 1 # 36.37.134.18 -> 1 # 202.183.32.6 -> 1 # 117.239.66.73 -> 1 # 197.210.246.30 -> 1 # 121.40.87.175 -> 1 # 62.176.5.93 -> 1 # 197.157.17.86 -> 1 # 113.83.217.41 -> 1 # 190.153.122.209 -> 1 # 103.55.69.242 -> 1 # 190.75.174.44 -> 1 # 202.58.108.58 -> 1 # 177.69.195.4 -> 1 # 181.208.77.174 -> 1 # 115.84.178.44 -> 1 # 66.96.235.254 -> 1 # 186.88.33.69 -> 1 # 196.202.252.22 -> 1 # 182.52.137.21 -> 1 # 177.131.51.155 -> 1 # 103.247.226.98 -> 1 # 110.73.0.95 -> 1 # 128.199.192.252 -> 1 # 91.187.102.95 -> 1 # 113.161.88.153 -> 1 # 180.153.87.22 -> 1 # 93.175.136.32 -> 1 # 119.179.97.116 -> 1 # 89.38.8.130 -> 1 # 45.77.38.251 -> 1 # 49.159.83.176 -> 1 # 170.81.83.2 -> 1 # 95.104.16.21 -> 1 # 171.39.29.231 -> 1 # 67.205.174.62 -> 1 # 117.33.184.193 -> 1 # 119.254.84.90 -> 1 # 165.255.190.22 -> 1 # 181.119.128.114 -> 1 # 103.78.26.34 -> 1 # 112.192.35.125 -> 1 # 36.88.148.218 -> 1 # 121.31.195.119 -> 1 # 222.85.22.209 -> 1 # 202.79.34.149 -> 1 # 202.159.16.25 -> 1 # 185.13.228.124 -> 1 # 177.126.81.108 -> 1 # 199.89.55.164 -> 1 # 89.216.157.165 -> 1 # 36.237.27.82 -> 1 # 195.230.16.88 -> 1 # 112.140.184.147 -> 1 # 62.141.74.194 -> 1 # 36.81.10.215 -> 1 # 110.137.253.30 -> 1 # 117.20.54.20 -> 1 # 119.252.172.133 -> 1 # 183.30.197.231 -> 1 # 198.100.148.99 -> 1 # 190.55.181.197 -> 1 # 101.51.45.61 -> 1 # 183.130.39.48 -> 1 # 36.79.147.15 -> 1 # 183.81.154.158 -> 1 # 194.243.194.51 -> 1 # 39.59.30.123 -> 1 # 137.74.5.71 -> 1 # 180.254.124.138 -> 1 # 109.74.34.227 -> 1 # 193.193.68.2 -> 1 # 80.188.79.138 -> 1 # 182.160.122.182 -> 1 # 211.97.6.119 -> 1 # 113.133.111.80 -> 1 # 58.22.61.211 -> 1 # 159.203.1.72 -> 1 # 128.199.234.16 -> 1 # 104.131.94.221 -> 1 # 118.69.140.108 -> 1 # 114.159.167.211 -> 1 # 171.38.84.229 -> 1 # 124.152.5.240 -> 1 # 177.92.160.65 -> 1 # 91.214.61.170 -> 1 # 189.14.50.91 -> 1 # 45.76.178.214 -> 1 # 210.211.18.140 -> 1 # 186.88.181.218 -> 1 # 95.210.109.32 -> 1 # 36.81.37.232 -> 1 # 186.91.218.65 -> 1 # 113.237.209.4 -> 1 # 177.220.132.70 -> 1 # 110.243.183.100 -> 1 # 120.25.75.23 -> 1 # 104.128.234.228 -> 1 # 183.89.74.226 -> 1 # 79.143.186.123 -> 1 # 91.231.27.30 -> 1 # 101.51.191.220 -> 1 # 113.161.180.101 -> 1 # 106.186.22.65 -> 1 # 115.186.147.145 -> 1 # 198.11.130.5 -> 1 # 111.40.84.73 -> 1 # 200.5.83.150 -> 1 # 190.18.134.27 -> 1 # 190.77.220.113 -> 1 # 119.23.56.252 -> 1 # 169.239.49.140 -> 1 # 74.201.86.122 -> 1 # 171.36.60.16 -> 1 # 58.252.174.36 -> 1 # 222.172.159.8 -> 1 # 152.231.81.122 -> 1 # 189.29.109.141 -> 1 # 178.131.48.214 -> 1 # 171.39.28.69 -> 1 # 220.248.229.45 -> 1 # 36.81.29.112 -> 1 # 110.232.72.179 -> 1 # 41.93.155.17 -> 1 # 36.81.81.181 -> 1 # 47.93.193.1 -> 1 # 113.123.18.23 -> 1 # 190.77.56.124 -> 1 # 121.122.100.231 -> 1 # 81.95.172.90 -> 1 # 62.201.228.244 -> 1 # 115.212.243.82 -> 1 # 221.200.76.33 -> 1 # 125.141.200.55 -> 1 # 189.19.68.192 -> 1 # 188.215.37.4 -> 1 # 190.73.117.201 -> 1 # 177.106.128.127 -> 1 # 115.124.73.122 -> 1 # 1.165.167.102 -> 1 # 180.139.160.78 -> 1 # 103.255.30.36 -> 1 # 75.127.3.178 -> 1 # 195.205.28.27 -> 1 # 185.101.230.115 -> 1 # 108.161.138.227 -> 1 # 118.81.45.83 -> 1 # 110.73.48.57 -> 1 # 185.106.104.113 -> 1 # 177.135.212.114 -> 1 # 49.49.201.160 -> 1 # 186.248.73.106 -> 1 # 201.100.42.12 -> 1 # 83.239.88.170 -> 1 # 89.101.156.144 -> 1 # 200.66.78.179 -> 1 # 210.101.131.231 -> 1 # 184.75.213.133 -> 1 # 116.197.134.242 -> 1 # 114.215.150.13 -> 1 # 27.218.222.250 -> 4 # 36.237.27.82 -> 4 # 164.132.201.163 -> 4 # 182.38.46.142 -> 3 # 36.66.76.177 -> 3 # 190.215.249.164 -> 3 # 119.114.17.201 -> 3 # 162.243.18.46 -> 2 # 103.56.207.25 -> 2 # 183.194.38.242 -> 2 # 177.69.195.4 -> 2 # 190.36.75.247 -> 2 # 190.73.117.201 -> 2 # 195.211.189.143 -> 1 # 209.88.95.218 -> 1 # 119.136.198.108 -> 1 # 124.47.7.45 -> 1 # 52.168.130.234 -> 1 # 36.5.149.142 -> 1 # 36.88.48.58 -> 1 # 175.155.154.233 -> 1 # 109.200.186.91 -> 1 # 177.60.197.129 -> 1 # 211.159.171.58 -> 1 # 121.231.144.241 -> 1 # 101.255.62.202 -> 1 # 162.243.243.19 -> 1 # 46.151.189.137 -> 1 # 114.228.237.30 -> 1 # 164.132.201.163 -> 12 # 209.222.10.22 -> 9 # 183.194.38.242 -> 4 # 202.162.215.170 -> 3 # 190.36.75.247 -> 3 # 180.116.122.219 -> 2 # 182.240.245.215 -> 1 # 78.160.160.172 -> 1 # 37.29.98.94 -> 1 # 31.145.83.210 -> 1 # 183.89.19.81 -> 1 # 114.226.65.42 -> 1 # 116.197.132.34 -> 1 # 222.185.160.174 -> 1 # 121.231.154.40 -> 1 # 58.216.61.198 -> 1 # 95.31.209.70 -> 1 # 128.199.146.193 -> 1 # 118.97.87.186 -> 1 # 118.97.191.205 -> 1 # 95.104.98.171 -> 14 # 173.226.69.131 -> 9 # 114.129.19.190 -> 8 # 201.150.59.86 -> 7 # 171.88.186.108 -> 6 # 175.100.72.95 -> 5 # 187.84.222.153 -> 4 # 118.178.124.33 -> 4 # 110.77.221.105 -> 4 # 187.49.80.109 -> 4 # 65.205.9.66 -> 4 # 38.100.122.172 -> 3 # 186.46.250.14 -> 3 # 43.255.22.186 -> 3 # 149.154.138.159 -> 3 # 190.142.17.129 -> 3 # 125.141.200.15 -> 3 # 60.20.136.223 -> 3 # 197.211.54.50 -> 3 # 182.87.197.225 -> 3 # 182.90.40.8 -> 3 # 123.207.31.17 -> 3 # 217.24.245.142 -> 3 # 112.241.147.104 -> 3 # 221.182.89.234 -> 3 # 186.193.186.3 -> 3 # 61.6.94.80 -> 3 # 103.5.232.146 -> 3 # 58.83.218.186 -> 3 # 202.108.2.42 -> 2 # 190.37.151.92 -> 2 # 115.28.78.68 -> 2 # 175.172.216.95 -> 2 # 62.220.55.27 -> 2 # 137.74.254.198 -> 2 # 190.74.79.196 -> 2 # 36.66.211.55 -> 2 # 195.138.95.113 -> 2 # 121.31.88.20 -> 2 # 103.19.253.69 -> 2 # 122.116.141.218 -> 2 # 121.31.150.185 -> 2 # 195.211.232.87 -> 2 # 154.72.74.82 -> 2 # 36.234.133.224 -> 2 # 177.133.70.22 -> 2 # 94.241.173.149 -> 2 # 154.70.115.246 -> 2 # 109.230.112.5 -> 2 # 219.82.249.204 -> 2 # 190.207.239.68 -> 2 # 182.246.210.55 -> 2 # 117.82.104.56 -> 2 # 175.150.196.178 -> 2 # 138.68.140.197 -> 2 # 111.155.116.215 -> 2 # 104.131.172.209 -> 2 # 190.206.198.37 -> 2 # 105.112.82.178 -> 2 # 189.131.238.130 -> 2 # 14.207.159.190 -> 2 # 144.217.230.218 -> 2 # 191.7.142.128 -> 2 # 144.52.159.151 -> 2 # 80.55.86.174 -> 2 # 196.201.206.121 -> 2 # 14.139.229.45 -> 2 # 177.131.16.158 -> 2 # 213.217.32.3 -> 2 # 182.253.42.169 -> 2 # 109.230.112.2 -> 2 # 120.29.153.238 -> 2 # 217.150.54.177 -> 2 # 112.78.1.170 -> 2 # 186.90.188.156 -> 2 # 222.124.126.66 -> 2 # 219.91.255.178 -> 2 # 180.183.40.144 -> 2 # 210.150.28.218 -> 2 # 185.17.132.66 -> 2 # 217.30.64.26 -> 2 # 113.200.214.164 -> 2 # 111.231.13.171 -> 2 # 103.217.88.38 -> 2 # 43.241.225.147 -> 2 # 110.136.50.26 -> 2 # 201.54.5.115 -> 2 # 109.205.115.187 -> 2 # 176.109.246.213 -> 2 # 116.211.88.89 -> 2 # 62.201.237.2 -> 2 # 201.211.55.146 -> 2 # 190.203.74.206 -> 2 # 186.249.65.18 -> 2 # 82.114.82.58 -> 2 # 111.221.2.226 -> 2 # 46.105.214.133 -> 1 # 1.179.198.37 -> 1 # 103.88.132.44 -> 1 # 87.249.251.43 -> 1 # 110.73.130.36 -> 1 # 186.95.192.237 -> 1 # 1.20.173.183 -> 1 # 2.177.217.89 -> 1 # 37.57.179.2 -> 1 # 121.42.154.207 -> 1 # 80.79.118.214 -> 1 # 112.65.223.41 -> 1 # 36.77.0.241 -> 1 # 160.202.42.74 -> 1 # 186.103.238.139 -> 1 # 204.16.100.100 -> 1 # 58.217.33.51 -> 1 # 201.50.199.206 -> 1 # 200.195.141.178 -> 1 # 110.73.8.202 -> 1 # 49.85.243.229 -> 1 # 36.66.87.18 -> 1 # 190.43.109.239 -> 1 # 114.237.240.14 -> 1 # 202.85.212.59 -> 1 # 137.59.252.145 -> 1 # 46.209.214.235 -> 1 # 103.207.239.34 -> 1 # 91.194.42.51 -> 1 # 177.22.107.155 -> 1 # 78.187.94.7 -> 1 # 200.105.107.55 -> 1 # 110.250.66.246 -> 1 # 202.51.101.108 -> 1 # 58.243.155.38 -> 1 # 186.224.67.131 -> 1 # 121.231.146.179 -> 1 # 190.204.55.232 -> 1 # 115.48.36.34 -> 1 # 176.12.119.159 -> 1 # 186.46.88.226 -> 1 # 190.200.155.166 -> 1 # 103.28.227.90 -> 1 # 190.215.248.84 -> 1 # 190.38.167.1 -> 1 # 180.246.193.37 -> 1 # 59.115.91.168 -> 1 # 77.94.122.213 -> 1 # 106.59.209.21 -> 1 # 180.210.201.59 -> 1 # 98.100.17.198 -> 1 # 85.159.2.205 -> 1 # 179.185.17.210 -> 1 # 118.250.50.136 -> 1 # 203.190.14.30 -> 1 # 175.158.59.2 -> 1 # 114.249.47.143 -> 1 # 183.232.2.52 -> 1 # 103.246.17.237 -> 1 # 188.38.105.43 -> 1 # 184.55.191.101 -> 1 # 112.11.11.0 -> 1 # 122.228.179.178 -> 1 # 154.119.86.61 -> 1 # 5.189.176.106 -> 1 # 77.87.103.49 -> 1 # 36.66.235.49 -> 1 # 130.0.26.226 -> 1 # 122.54.20.216 -> 1 # 198.11.130.137 -> 1 # 112.250.194.148 -> 1 # 91.206.62.75 -> 1 # 111.3.108.44 -> 1 # 201.242.36.42 -> 1 # 177.134.83.87 -> 1 # 80.153.25.68 -> 1 # 128.199.227.162 -> 1 # 36.70.30.54 -> 1 # 1.179.189.217 -> 1 # 171.39.236.249 -> 1 # 84.147.255.195 -> 1 # 170.79.16.19 -> 1 # 103.240.100.106 -> 1 # 36.67.163.114 -> 1 # 183.89.39.240 -> 1 # 175.111.131.252 -> 1 # 189.81.4.33 -> 1 # 62.80.168.202 -> 1 # 46.209.157.204 -> 1 # 122.155.222.98 -> 1 # 125.24.128.198 -> 1 # 202.70.33.190 -> 1 # 163.172.86.64 -> 1 # 101.18.36.77 -> 1 # 122.53.183.83 -> 1 # 114.102.46.16 -> 1 # 201.17.131.186 -> 1 # 190.206.76.214 -> 1 # 113.79.74.254 -> 1 # 61.223.120.134 -> 1 # 121.20.10.245 -> 1 # 190.15.222.50 -> 1 # 201.74.233.74 -> 1 # 47.74.134.234 -> 1 # 185.166.27.167 -> 1 # 197.248.17.18 -> 1 # 75.102.38.13 -> 1 # 180.183.215.5 -> 1 # 182.253.141.50 -> 1 # 117.63.78.241 -> 1 # 124.152.12.102 -> 1 # 115.217.8.154 -> 1 # 46.38.61.181 -> 1 # 117.33.131.224 -> 1 # 202.138.244.33 -> 1 # 111.246.59.109 -> 1 # 124.248.245.14 -> 1 # 81.18.214.62 -> 1 # 162.217.77.15 -> 1 # 128.199.219.154 -> 1 # 195.9.237.66 -> 1 # 110.74.199.110 -> 1 # 196.61.8.122 -> 1 # 5.16.0.47 -> 1 # 180.250.251.219 -> 1 # 95.47.36.34 -> 1 # 192.129.229.112 -> 1 # 190.74.114.93 -> 1 # 218.73.142.135 -> 1 # 41.78.26.155 -> 1 # 186.95.190.52 -> 1 # 180.250.182.50 -> 1 # 200.8.165.181 -> 1 # 200.72.187.74 -> 1 # 14.207.38.190 -> 1 # 220.198.96.133 -> 1 # 111.47.65.14 -> 1 # 186.91.174.213 -> 1 # 110.159.237.164 -> 1 # 188.225.184.156 -> 1 # 197.211.45.3 -> 1 # 190.38.87.84 -> 1 # 175.7.186.5 -> 1 # 185.172.87.35 -> 1 # 175.158.47.106 -> 1 # 36.231.40.147 -> 1 # 81.22.208.166 -> 1 # 209.91.232.113 -> 1 # 190.75.215.102 -> 1 # 36.80.103.136 -> 1 # 110.248.218.175 -> 1 # 46.175.232.122 -> 1 # 201.211.146.91 -> 1 # 187.87.38.59 -> 1 # 113.78.254.141 -> 1 # 79.124.2.2 -> 1 # 31.145.106.66 -> 1 # 37.187.119.226 -> 1 # 190.73.175.63 -> 1 # 80.91.188.46 -> 1 # 182.253.44.198 -> 1 # 202.105.111.240 -> 1 # 103.30.182.70 -> 1 # 177.180.238.61 -> 1 # 201.16.156.16 -> 1 # 5.189.153.156 -> 1 # 178.213.145.24 -> 1 # 119.42.68.71 -> 1 # 118.89.44.44 -> 1 # 192.129.196.7 -> 1 # 186.89.137.187 -> 1 # 110.73.15.128 -> 1 # 191.241.145.38 -> 1 # 182.253.41.218 -> 1 # 45.221.217.197 -> 1 # 37.57.15.23 -> 1 # 180.254.57.182 -> 1 # 180.210.186.218 -> 1 # 108.161.135.81 -> 1 # 110.73.1.190 -> 1 # 110.73.50.136 -> 1 # 200.192.246.214 -> 1 # 189.59.228.170 -> 1 # 96.9.87.53 -> 1 # 89.218.188.4 -> 1 # 211.101.37.244 -> 1 # 223.204.13.107 -> 1 # 91.219.165.47 -> 1 # 82.80.144.132 -> 1 # 190.72.16.28 -> 1 # 195.138.86.112 -> 1 # 118.173.78.91 -> 1 # 109.69.27.148 -> 1 # 117.141.114.112 -> 1 # 182.253.177.225 -> 1 # 185.110.31.6 -> 1 # 171.39.30.28 -> 1 # 114.39.52.135 -> 1 # 219.131.250.203 -> 1 # 113.238.75.16 -> 1 # 42.224.70.141 -> 1 # 123.55.152.195 -> 1 # 186.95.58.253 -> 1 # 103.24.127.197 -> 1 # 134.35.182.99 -> 1 # 181.208.111.121 -> 1 # 159.192.224.187 -> 1 # 176.53.248.63 -> 1 # 45.27.6.9 -> 1 # 190.203.132.176 -> 1 # 186.213.220.68 -> 1 # 186.92.29.158 -> 1 # 124.109.56.90 -> 1 # 182.88.41.132 -> 1 # 185.18.200.215 -> 1 # 180.183.19.110 -> 1 # 189.70.51.155 -> 1 # 170.238.62.16 -> 1 # 95.31.29.209 -> 1 # 89.218.51.166 -> 1 # 183.135.254.240 -> 1 # 171.38.64.54 -> 1 # 103.239.52.41 -> 1 # 187.45.108.18 -> 1 # 190.36.176.199 -> 1 # 121.234.38.32 -> 1 # 36.66.236.26 -> 1 # 46.246.61.153 -> 1 # 190.198.242.82 -> 1 # 91.237.150.68 -> 1 # 93.165.155.180 -> 1 # 113.123.18.47 -> 1 # 62.105.136.90 -> 1 # 109.254.143.7 -> 1 # 118.218.238.146 -> 1 # 79.135.195.131 -> 1 # 59.94.167.151 -> 1 # 182.92.81.200 -> 1 # 47.90.9.82 -> 1 # 60.23.148.49 -> 1 # 51.254.86.25 -> 1 # 187.49.83.178 -> 1 # 31.145.106.8 -> 1 # 41.159.141.179 -> 1 # 61.232.254.39 -> 1 # 86.62.108.219 -> 1 # 34.196.177.85 -> 1 # 137.59.252.221 -> 1 # 103.78.15.134 -> 1 # 116.25.100.65 -> 1 # 107.172.48.172 -> 1 # 85.132.138.22 -> 1 # 36.248.164.48 -> 1 # 36.85.128.216 -> 1 # 183.88.53.149 -> 1 # 118.97.107.46 -> 1 # 113.11.119.2 -> 1 # 223.204.112.124 -> 3 # 31.168.200.84 -> 2 # 91.121.88.53 -> 2 # 177.74.222.7 -> 1 # 121.231.147.37 -> 1 # 79.107.150.83 -> 1 # 62.80.168.206 -> 1 # 62.117.102.226 -> 1 # 178.250.88.1 -> 1 # 201.242.81.141 -> 1 # 179.176.110.42 -> 1 # 175.161.56.156 -> 1 # 45.32.113.237 -> 1 # 117.158.3.151 -> 1 # 109.69.160.161 -> 1 # 141.196.142.35 -> 1 # 165.16.32.1 -> 1 # 183.135.248.11 -> 1 # 134.35.202.154 -> 1 # 182.90.116.76 -> 1 # 114.228.237.11 -> 1 # 27.158.27.168 -> 1 # 113.123.127.185 -> 1 # 117.89.149.174 -> 1 # 103.16.132.169 -> 1 # 110.72.17.53 -> 1 # 85.29.146.12 -> 1 # 103.240.8.2 -> 1 # 112.239.179.114 -> 5 # 45.64.99.110 -> 3 # 189.85.20.21 -> 3 # 198.11.130.110 -> 2 # 115.234.155.155 -> 2 # 116.30.121.241 -> 2 # 190.38.97.245 -> 2 # 173.38.221.35 -> 2 # 182.90.56.227 -> 2 # 223.156.85.70 -> 1 # 85.203.21.41 -> 1 # 190.37.96.49 -> 1 # 188.68.37.221 -> 1 # 180.183.81.141 -> 1 # 139.59.118.193 -> 1 # 186.232.119.58 -> 1 # 106.46.5.187 -> 1 # 201.243.156.118 -> 1 # 176.192.37.226 -> 1 # 110.73.4.235 -> 1 # 200.60.104.69 -> 1 # 112.232.106.145 -> 1 # 110.243.169.222 -> 1 # 202.69.61.131 -> 1 # 113.234.227.27 -> 1 # 47.94.156.117 -> 1 # 80.211.236.169 -> 1 # 138.117.143.226 -> 1 # 186.14.223.91 -> 1 # 190.232.168.157 -> 1 # 119.155.9.149 -> 1 # 27.0.232.196 -> 1 # 94.73.229.105 -> 1 # 112.195.99.224 -> 1 # 122.241.75.130 -> 1 # 190.72.77.73 -> 1 # 2.179.173.25 -> 1 # 117.54.141.19 -> 1 # 198.11.130.104 -> 1 # 61.220.204.25 -> 1 # 219.137.67.52 -> 18 # 36.80.245.25 -> 4 # 186.88.40.114 -> 3 # 177.24.123.237 -> 3 # 138.186.3.174 -> 2 # 190.142.62.2 -> 2 # 113.68.10.121 -> 2 # 190.75.158.65 -> 1 # 110.78.155.180 -> 1 # 89.221.82.246 -> 1 # 121.31.155.152 -> 1 # 171.38.34.118 -> 1 # 95.159.69.53 -> 1 # 198.11.130.100 -> 1 # 201.209.241.245 -> 1 # 190.207.42.92 -> 1 # 115.221.112.19 -> 1 # 182.180.53.60 -> 1 # 217.61.125.78 -> 43 # 165.227.73.244 -> 22 # 212.36.30.174 -> 21 # 186.46.232.34 -> 19 # 1.20.174.24 -> 17 # 139.59.122.78 -> 12 # 183.32.98.65 -> 11 # 178.124.135.111 -> 11 # 103.10.228.61 -> 10 # 92.61.176.106 -> 10 # 122.238.1.119 -> 10 # 122.244.141.209 -> 9 # 201.249.88.226 -> 9 # 119.142.211.145 -> 9 # 119.108.137.42 -> 9 # 5.248.45.212 -> 8 # 181.189.235.11 -> 8 # 180.254.158.73 -> 8 # 218.11.112.43 -> 8 # 171.38.13.167 -> 7 # 180.212.140.240 -> 7 # 42.242.158.29 -> 7 # 221.206.5.183 -> 7 # 177.184.207.185 -> 7 # 178.22.148.122 -> 7 # 202.142.158.114 -> 6 # 103.50.7.182 -> 6 # 13.85.69.230 -> 6 # 77.73.96.99 -> 6 # 190.206.252.228 -> 6 # 201.210.139.254 -> 6 # 132.255.24.74 -> 6 # 91.243.163.202 -> 6 # 123.110.22.234 -> 6 # 165.227.3.124 -> 6 # 187.95.114.180 -> 6 # 218.73.141.218 -> 5 # 114.97.134.54 -> 5 # 120.26.133.45 -> 5 # 175.18.53.168 -> 5 # 94.181.95.5 -> 5 # 175.111.129.210 -> 5 # 185.121.184.3 -> 5 # 121.225.84.216 -> 5 # 58.65.164.119 -> 5 # 183.149.84.132 -> 4 # 190.77.104.144 -> 4 # 118.97.42.154 -> 4 # 197.210.216.22 -> 4 # 188.166.252.214 -> 4 # 1.20.111.165 -> 4 # 125.26.173.98 -> 4 # 183.144.196.148 -> 4 # 14.117.33.147 -> 4 # 121.31.155.76 -> 4 # 190.233.145.155 -> 4 # 177.44.104.20 -> 4 # 183.151.41.41 -> 4 # 183.151.40.52 -> 4 # 183.88.6.141 -> 4 # 223.204.198.44 -> 3 # 14.20.181.32 -> 3 # 186.193.26.106 -> 3 # 188.75.181.77 -> 3 # 218.18.31.40 -> 3 # 120.237.91.34 -> 3 # 202.116.6.196 -> 3 # 95.56.229.139 -> 3 # 46.35.86.94 -> 3 # 114.239.147.200 -> 3 # 65.114.164.10 -> 3 # 91.228.58.206 -> 3 # 203.142.71.197 -> 3 # 189.58.101.69 -> 3 # 121.207.40.126 -> 3 # 31.25.181.98 -> 3 # 118.185.118.245 -> 3 # 186.91.240.25 -> 3 # 110.73.10.37 -> 3 # 200.120.81.205 -> 3 # 38.66.72.214 -> 3 # 110.73.49.246 -> 3 # 187.32.4.66 -> 3 # 218.86.200.221 -> 3 # 36.80.22.227 -> 3 # 27.109.117.72 -> 3 # 121.31.102.251 -> 2 # 181.143.103.170 -> 2 # 200.3.207.39 -> 2 # 169.239.49.148 -> 2 # 103.40.151.90 -> 2 # 116.54.64.83 -> 2 # 201.184.226.98 -> 2 # 120.83.130.228 -> 2 # 222.188.198.239 -> 2 # 121.31.195.219 -> 2 # 115.197.140.157 -> 2 # 201.243.250.201 -> 2 # 122.241.73.208 -> 2 # 186.219.106.4 -> 2 # 58.21.33.97 -> 2 # 163.53.186.218 -> 2 # 190.107.30.146 -> 2 # 186.95.57.29 -> 2 # 190.15.222.24 -> 2 # 175.155.54.118 -> 2 # 187.44.182.194 -> 2 # 83.147.236.76 -> 2 # 31.168.62.95 -> 2 # 60.13.46.38 -> 2 # 27.41.252.251 -> 2 # 91.106.94.213 -> 2 # 81.198.64.75 -> 2 # 121.31.147.31 -> 2 # 110.19.240.55 -> 2 # 80.252.148.148 -> 2 # 111.194.23.40 -> 2 # 36.82.109.152 -> 2 # 198.11.130.61 -> 2 # 85.235.173.42 -> 2 # 191.103.50.111 -> 2 # 192.129.238.189 -> 2 # 186.46.136.42 -> 2 # 188.43.52.196 -> 2 # 180.246.87.8 -> 2 # 212.12.177.197 -> 2 # 173.242.127.72 -> 2 # 220.185.45.73 -> 2 # 83.169.202.2 -> 2 # 110.73.169.46 -> 2 # 103.215.211.98 -> 2 # 5.2.243.134 -> 2 # 176.9.142.213 -> 2 # 110.136.255.213 -> 2 # 190.248.136.229 -> 2 # 123.134.227.233 -> 2 # 189.23.8.18 -> 2 # 1.168.32.232 -> 2 # 187.254.79.58 -> 2 # 171.39.237.33 -> 2 # 93.126.47.59 -> 2 # 101.65.58.190 -> 2 # 119.23.39.149 -> 2 # 190.204.131.240 -> 2 # 60.208.44.228 -> 2 # 36.74.142.123 -> 2 # 123.4.90.186 -> 2 # 36.69.25.61 -> 2 # 120.25.231.153 -> 2 # 101.75.5.6 -> 2 # 180.250.19.92 -> 2 # 110.73.3.58 -> 2 # 36.74.161.200 -> 2 # 177.86.97.37 -> 2 # 120.132.71.212 -> 2 # 177.17.249.205 -> 2 # 201.209.106.245 -> 2 # 1.194.128.9 -> 2 # 101.93.202.157 -> 2 # 183.88.49.194 -> 2 # 188.166.87.175 -> 2 # 186.224.72.3 -> 2 # 119.52.17.43 -> 2 # 198.11.130.52 -> 1 # 202.182.51.138 -> 1 # 201.211.120.49 -> 1 # 112.228.146.64 -> 1 # 139.208.195.31 -> 1 # 119.113.128.3 -> 1 # 68.185.106.196 -> 1 # 200.44.94.137 -> 1 # 35.185.125.79 -> 1 # 49.72.120.123 -> 1 # 27.210.53.61 -> 1 # 87.251.126.151 -> 1 # 85.109.64.254 -> 1 # 110.73.34.182 -> 1 # 200.87.180.226 -> 1 # 125.141.200.46 -> 1 # 151.237.80.166 -> 1 # 148.206.189.228 -> 1 # 188.158.60.58 -> 1 # 88.6.94.54 -> 1 # 36.74.172.148 -> 1 # 183.184.144.53 -> 1 # 60.173.25.23 -> 1 # 113.247.69.221 -> 1 # 45.64.98.157 -> 1 # 213.168.37.86 -> 1 # 223.9.135.182 -> 1 # 190.200.38.5 -> 1 # 118.178.227.171 -> 1 # 89.169.141.31 -> 1 # 121.31.150.235 -> 1 # 36.102.2.186 -> 1 # 198.11.130.67 -> 1 # 121.31.145.129 -> 1 # 110.73.7.103 -> 1 # 103.92.209.110 -> 1 # 47.91.149.178 -> 1 # 192.129.238.167 -> 1 # 202.166.205.83 -> 1 # 125.115.181.32 -> 1 # 85.203.13.18 -> 1 # 177.60.205.77 -> 1 # 187.109.251.82 -> 1 # 141.101.201.52 -> 1 # 36.40.84.254 -> 1 # 146.120.104.4 -> 1 # 117.54.223.34 -> 1 # 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36.82.225.59 -> 1 # 113.89.58.77 -> 1 # 41.205.16.251 -> 1 # 190.74.196.115 -> 1 # 190.204.167.58 -> 1 # 190.74.214.219 -> 1 # 196.210.247.141 -> 1 # 190.120.252.128 -> 1 # 115.202.182.170 -> 1 # 117.63.132.129 -> 1 # 177.103.182.12 -> 1 # 36.66.233.58 -> 1 # 182.88.191.253 -> 1 # 1.179.183.86 -> 1 # 201.140.214.121 -> 1 # 181.112.37.38 -> 1 # 139.59.110.186 -> 1 # 112.115.159.2 -> 1 # 177.114.198.125 -> 1 # 103.50.215.6 -> 1 # 46.100.164.51 -> 1 # 180.210.205.104 -> 1 # 103.76.12.114 -> 1 # 125.24.196.201 -> 1 # 123.133.151.105 -> 1 # 180.253.38.135 -> 1 # 118.81.128.25 -> 1 # 180.254.182.30 -> 1 # 116.113.22.91 -> 1 # 187.54.192.122 -> 1 # 36.66.242.74 -> 1 # 162.243.100.84 -> 1 # 41.215.7.94 -> 1 # 190.233.185.59 -> 1 # 59.38.62.100 -> 1 # 182.253.123.57 -> 1 # 116.226.116.15 -> 1 # 223.204.205.115 -> 1 # 58.87.87.142 -> 1Bitcoin Cash Just Mined its First Block, Making Blockchain Split Official
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 20:23
A controversial bitcoin spinoff called Bitcoin Cash has officially broken off from the main network, forging ahead with its own blockchain.
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange to Launch Blockchain-Powered Market in 2018
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 17:35
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is planning to launch a blockchain-powered private market aimed at helping smaller firms obtain financing.
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Bitcoin Is Forking, But Bitcoin Cash Hasn't Been Created Yet
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 16:34
A planned split of the bitcoin blockchain began on schedule on Tuesday, but at press time, no new blockchain had been created as a result.
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Online Lender Blackmoon to Launch Ethereum Token Management Platform
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 16:15
Russian fintech firm Blackmoon is launching an ethereum platform for managing tokenized funds.
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Marketplace Lender Blackmoon to Launch Ethereum Token Management Platform
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 16:15
Russian fintech firm Blackmoon is launching an ethereum platform for managing tokenized funds.
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Singapore Central Bank: Token Sales May Be Subject to Securities Laws
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 15:21
Singapore's central bank has released new guidance on blockchain tokens and ICOs, adopting a similar stance to that taken by the SEC last week.
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The Problem with Bitcoin Price Charts (Explained in Two Charts)
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 14:00
Confused by bitcoin price charts? If you've been trading traditional assets, there's a good reason for that.
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Bitcoin UASF Proposal Quietly Activates – to Little Effect
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 13:05
Bitcoin's UASF activated last night to little fanfare, as the contentious code change was largely mitigated in impact.
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Bank of America Files for 3 New Blockchain Patents
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 12:00
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published three new filings from financial giant Bank of America.
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Juniper: Almost 6 in 10 Corporations Now Planning Blockchain Integrations
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 11:00
The majority of large corporate executives say their firms are now in the process of deploying blockchain tech, according to a new survey.
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Juniper: 6 in 10 Corporations Are Now Planning Blockchain Integrations
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 11:00
The majority of large corporate executives say their firms are now in the process of deploying blockchain tech, according to a new survey.
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Bitcoin Cash: Who Supports the Fork And Who Doesn't
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 10:00
CoinDesk's Alyssa Hertig looks at the varied industry reactions to Bitcoin Cash, a variant of bitcoin said to be launching today.
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Bitcoin Fork Watch: News & Guides for the Coming Bitcoin Cash Split
CoinDesk
2017. Aug. 01. 04:25
CoinDesk compiles its feature articles and explainers on Bitcoin Cash ahead of its expected fork on Tuesday.
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