Decentralized predictions market Augur has taken some big steps to stomp-out nefarious actors on its platform, the firm told The Block. Augur allows users to create a market based on the outcome of an ...

Joey Krug, the co-founder and now intermittent advisor of utterly unregulated betting platform Augur, has some serious complaints about...Augur. “It’s too slow both on the Ethereum and UI side, [it’s ...

Decentralized betting protocol Augur is dealing with a situation: fraudsters can illegitimately profit by gaming the system, and there’s not much its devs can do about it (for now). Augur co-founder ...

In one niche corner of the cryptocurrency world, an ethical debate is raging. The topic of contention is not exchange rates or squabbles over which virtual money is king, but so-called "assassination ...

Following months of speculation, Augur’s digital token Reputation (REP) was launched on October 4, with the core product platform slated to go live soon. Since REP’s launch, the token has seen a great ...

So-called “assassination markets” have now popped up on blockchain event betting platform Augur, Mashable media outlet reported July 24. Users are now betting on when certain public figures will die.

An online gambling platform could do to the neighborhood bookie what electric refrigerators did to the ice delivery man. Coming this fall, Augur will allow participants to wager money on any future ...

Augur, a cryptocurrency-based platform that lets people bet on the outcome of future events, has seen its token’s total market value swell from $43 million in January 2017 to nearly one billion as of ...

Ethereum-based predictions platform Augur announced it would be launching the second version of its platform starting on July 28. Blockchain-powered event betting company Augur says that users of its ...

The decentralized platform for betting on real-world predictions was one of the first applications built on top of the ethereum blockchain, and its creators sold "reputation" (REP) tokens for over $5 ...