SIRIN LABS Token (CURRENCY:SRN) traded down 6.2% against the dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 10:00 AM E.T. on December 30th. During the last seven days, SIRIN LABS Token has traded 19.4% higher against the dollar. One SIRIN LABS Token token can now be purchased for approximately $0.0248 or 0.00000088 BTC on popular cryptocurrency exchanges including IDEX, LATOKEN, Bittrex and Cryptopia. SIRIN LABS Token has a total market capitalization of $12.19 million and $3.85 million worth of SIRIN LABS Token was traded on exchanges in the last day.

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SIRIN LABS Token can be traded on these cryptocurrency exchanges: Bittrex, Kucoin, CoinExchange, Upbit, Huobi, Allbit, Liqui, LATOKEN, IDEX, Tidex, Cryptopia, HitBTC, YoBit and Bancor Network. It is usually not presently possible to buy alternative cryptocurrencies such as SIRIN LABS Token directly using US dollars. Investors seeking to trade SIRIN LABS Token should first buy Bitcoin or Ethereum using an exchange that deals in US dollars such as GDAX, Coinbase or Changelly. Investors can then use their newly-acquired Bitcoin or Ethereum to buy SIRIN LABS Token using one of the exchanges listed above.

As at 2019-03-11 average SIRIN LABS Token price is 0.03862837 USD, 0.00000992 BTC, 0.00028971 ETH. SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BTC on Bittrex exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on Bittrex is 367208.40.At the same time SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BTC on Tidex exchange is 0.03. The trading volume on Tidex is 36.47.SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BTC on YoBit exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on YoBit is 349.04.SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BTC on KuCoin exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on KuCoin is 12483.00.SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BNT on Bancor Network exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on Bancor Network is 10947.51. It’s noteworthy that is issued into circulation SIRIN LABS Token. SIRIN LABS Token average change within 24 hour is 15.87 against USD, 17.4 against BTC, 18.55 against ETH. Weekly report: 39.44 against USD, 34.6 against BTC, 33.67 against ETH. Monthly report: 28.15 against USD, 20.13 against BTC, 14.47 against ETH. In this regard, 24 hour trading volume is 10434167.16806500 USD or 2679.55749381 BTC. At the same time SIRIN LABS Token market capitalization is 18998239 USD or $4878 BTC.Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.

As at 2019-04-04 average SIRIN LABS Token price is 0.03933193 USD, 0.00000749 BTC, 0.00022255 ETH. In this regard, 24 hour trading volume is 2237822.62267870 USD or 426.14973239 BTC. At the same time SIRIN LABS Token market capitalization is 19344265 USD or $3683 BTC. It’s noteworthy that is issued into circulation SIRIN LABS Token. SIRIN LABS Token SRN/BTC on Tidex exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on Tidex is 5.78.At the same time SIRIN LABS Token SRN/EUR on LiteBit exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on LiteBit is 2963.92.SIRIN LABS Token SRN/KRW on Upbit exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on Upbit is 1715733.37.SIRIN LABS Token SRN/ETH on Dcoin exchange is 0.04. The trading volume on Dcoin is 162038.01. SIRIN LABS Token average change within 24 hour is 2.94 against USD, -5.55 against BTC, -6.47 against ETH. Weekly report: 11.73 against USD, -13.61 against BTC, -11.83 against ETH. Monthly report: 42.67 against USD, 2.86 against BTC, 3.92 against ETH.Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.

Not yet rated By Simon Chandler 2019-01-16T11:47:28Z  The Sirin Labs Finney doesn't really have anything to distinguish it other than the added cryptocurrency wallet, so unless this is a must have feature there are better smartphones to be had.Sirin Labs is no stranger to niche smartphones, having previously launched Solarin – the 'world's most secure' phone – in 2016. The Swiss/Israeli manufacturer is back, this time with a device that aims to entice the mainstream customer in a way that its £10,000 predecessor failed to do.This device is the Finney, which has the distinction of being the world's first commercially available 'blockchain phone.' It was technically beaten to market by the HTC Exodus 1, but this phone is still in "early access" and can't be purchased with physical money, only cryptocurrency - which means it's not commercially available.What this means – for anyone who isn't a Bitcoin geek – is that in addition to being a normal, current-generation smartphone, it also comes equipped with its own cryptocurrency wallet, which sits atop the main device as a standalone and secure unit.But even with this well-implemented addition, will the Finney offer enough to attract the average punter, and bring cryptocurrency out of the digital underground?Unlike the £10,000 Solarin, FINNEY is (comparatively) more affordable. It officially retails at $899 (£799), making it cheaper than the iPhone XS and Samsung Galaxy Note 9.It was released on November 28, which is when it could be pre-ordered on (and now purchased from) Sirin Labs' website. However, with the opening of Sirin Labs’ own UK store in Mayfair, London it can now be bought directly, while Sirin Labs also states that the device will soon be available via Amazon Launchpad.For the uninitiated, most cryptocurrency owners keep their Bitcoins in a software-based wallet, which essentially stores the passwords they need to spend their coins. However, given that software-based wallets are constantly connected to the internet, they aren't always safe from hackers.This is where Finney comes in. Its wallet is hardware-based and physically separate from the smartphone itself, which it communicates with only when the user wishes to send or receive cryptocurrency.This might seem intimidatingly hi-tech at first glance, but we found it surprisingly easy in practice to set up Finney's wallet and use it to transfer Bitcoin. We simply tapped the touchscreen to open the transfer app, opened the hardware wallet by sliding it upwards from the top-rear of the phone, and then used the wallet's very own mini-touchscreen to choose how much we wanted to transfer.It's as easy as that, although at the moment Bitcoin and Ethereum are the only cryptocurrencies you can use with Finney's wallet (in addition to Sirin Labs' own Sirin Labs Token). That said, Sirin Labs informed us that it will be adding compatibility with Litecoin and Dash in the next month, with other popular cryptocurrencies set to follow.Compared to other current-gen smartphones (with their rounded edges and all-touchscreen displays), the Sirin Lab Finney is unusually angular and squarish. For some, this will make it a less sleek and attractive device than its rivals, although admirers could argue that its distinctive angles might serve to distinguish it from an increasingly saturated crowd.As for its display, the smartphone has a 6-inch touchscreen with an 18:9 aspect ratio, and even though it has top-and-bottom bezels it also has a notch at the top of the screen. The screen has a 1080 x 2160 resolution, which makes its less sharpe than the iPhone XS or Galaxy S9, although it is able to handle HD images well enough.Video can be viewed on the Finney in either a vertical or horizontal orientation, and the angular shaping and flat sides of the smartphone mean it's easy enough to handle. However, it's a little on the large side, so operating the back button at the bottom-left of the touchscreen (the only way of backtracking through webpages) is usually a two-handed affair.The Finney comes with a USB-C port on its base (and cable in the box) for charging, which can also be used with a supplied dongle to connect earphones as there's no dedicated headphone jack. If you open up the nano-SIM port, you will also find a slot for a microSD card, allowing you to build on the 128GB of internal storage.The Sirin Labs Finney arguably doesn't look as sexy as certain other smartphones, but its specs are solid. It comes with 6GB of RAM, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset and 128GB of storage.The presence of the Snapdragon 845 and 6GB of RAM enables the Finney to process games comfortably and support the custom Sirin OS interface, which is built on Android 8.1 Oreo and modified to include greater security features (such as Sirin Labs’ own Cyber Security Center app).The Finney cameras are capable of holding their own, with the rear snapper boasting a 12MP lens and the selfie cam featuring an 8MP lens. Photos we took during our brief time with the handset were vividly colored and sharply detailed, although the camera app doesn't come with as many editing options as you find on the latest iPhones or Google Pixel 3.Lastly, while we haven't had the time to completely put the Finney's 3,280mAh battery through its paces, Sirin Labs tells us that it lasts as much 20 hours if used normally. And with its USB C-charging cable we found that it can recharge quickly, with a 100% recharge taking a little over two hours. The Sirin Labs Finney is an interesting smartphone, and arguably one that could set a trend for future devices to follow. While it has a decent camera and a powerful CPU able to handle most tasks, it doesn't really have anything to distinguish it other than the added cryptocurrency wallet, and at the moment Bitcoin still hasn't cracked the mainstream, despite being ten years old.And while the combination of a powerful Android smartphone and a cryptocurrency wallet may be attractive to crypto aficionados in the market for both, the current limited compatibility of the wallet may be a partial turnoff for now. Still, the convenience of having a secure hardware wallet attached directly to your smartphone may be too great for some die-hard crypto enthusiasts to resist. 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Cedar WordPress Theme by EckoThemes. Published with WordPress. Sirin Labs, the creators of blockchain smartphone FINNEY™For those who are most excited about the FINNEY™ smartphone, get ready! SIRIN LABS chose CoinGate as a crypto payment solution for their official launch of FINNEY™, thus you will be able to buy it with Bitcoin, Ether or SIRIN LABS (SRN) token! On top of that, SRN is now accepted by more than 4,000 CoinGate merchants as a mean of payment!“We are glad to announce CoinGate as our selected partner that will help us answer the increasing demand for FINNEY™,” says CEO of SIRIN LABS, Zvika Landau. “CoinGate shares the same core values of bridging the gap between crypto and the mass market and together we will make 2019 the year when crypto was accessible for all”.FINNEY™ phone will first be available for purchase with cryptocurrencies during the holiday season exclusively on SIRIN LABS’ official webpage. In January, SIRIN LABS’ flagship store in London will open its doors for a wider range of customers. A grand opening of Tokyo concept store will follow a few weeks later, marking the full-scale launch of FINNEY™. Both stores will also accept cryptocurrencies mentioned before, as well as all other official stores that will open in the future.FINNEY™ is the premier, ultra-secure blockchain smartphone created specifically to carry out blockchain-based activities. It contains an embedded cold storage wallet, built-in cybersecurity suite, safe screen for making secure transactions, and much more.Unlike any other phone, it operates on SIRIN OS™, an ultra-secure and Google-certified modification of Android OS. It features a brand new decentralized application center (dCENTER) that enables users to use DApps with SRN tokens, learn about new crypto projects, and earn various coins and tokens. Furthermore, SIRIN OS™ also includes a Token Conversion Service, which eliminates the need to use exchanges, and instead allows users to convert assets one to another seamlessly.However, one of the most intriguing and innovative attributes of FINNEY™ is the machine learning Intrusion Prevention System (IPS). It functions as proactive cyber protection in real-time, among numerous other protective measures. In fact, the whole design of FINNEY™ revolves around the extreme level of crypto protection tucked in the user-friendly, intuitive and already familiar interface of Android OS. Overall, FINNEY™ introduces a safe and convenient way for everyone to explore and avail of the blockchain industry, whether you are a novice or a cryptocurrency enthusiast. Are you excited about FINNEY™? If so, we encourage you to visit SIRIN LABS’ official website where you can find more information, as well as order the phone itself. Cedar WordPress Theme by EckoThemes. Published with WordPress.

On Monday, Sirin Labs announced that they had laid off 25% of their workforce. This reduced their employee group from 60 down to 45.Sirin appeared to be on the cusp of some of the latest and greatest technology. They are the developers of the Finney blockchain phone and were only one of a few companies that were actually creating such devices using the technology. Even Samsung has found themselves trailing in this market before recently attempting to play catch up.On March 21, Sirin had announced a deal with MyEtherWallet that the digital wallet would be included in all of the Finney devices. This would enable users to be able to make purchases using their smartphone by using their digital wallet, knowing that the transactions would be protected through the blockchain technology.With the added features, it was expected that Finney sales would go through the roof, but things did not work out that way. The sales were “below what we expected” according to the report.Why the sales did not reach its potential has been an interesting debate. The first concern has been that cryptocurrency values have been on the decline. Sirin reports that this has had a dramatic effect on sales because it has decreased the amount of currency people have available to make purchases. Plus, it diminishes the need that consumers would have for a wallet as part of the smartphone because decreased assets would be available to them.Even with this is a concern, sales simply did not match projections. The addition of the digital wallet, as well as the use of blockchain technology, simply did not entice consumers to want to purchase the devices, especially at nearly $1000 for a new phone.In addition, CEO Moshe Hogeg finds himself in legal peril, which could also be causing concern among consumers. Hogeg and two of his partners are currently being sued in a California court for $50 million related to claims of violations of a venture agreement between the three and a group of investors across the globe. The investors claim that hundreds of millions of dollars have been improperly used in violation of the agreement.Recently, Hogeg reached an agreement to settle another lawsuit. The $2 million settlement was paid as part of a suit alleging misappropriation of funds from a previous ICO. Stox, another company owned by Hogeg which was included in the settlement, closed its operations in Israel late last year, laying off all of their employees.Clearly, there is a concern as to what direction Sirin will be taking in the future. The vultures are circling.Note: Tokens on the Bitcoin Core (SegWit) chain are referenced as BTC coins; tokens on the Bitcoin Cash ABC chain are referenced as BCH, BCH-ABC or BAB coins.Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) is today the only Bitcoin project that follows the original Satoshi Nakamoto whitepaper, and that follows the original Satoshi protocol and design. BSV is the only public blockchain that maintains the original vision for Bitcoin and will massively scale to become the world’s new money and enterprise blockchain.Crypto coming? Facebook pulls payment option from MessengerCustomers in UK and France are no longer able to conduct mobile payments via Messenger, a possible precursor to the launch of the Facebook Coin.Lack of standard terms hindering crypto adoption, study findsClear definition of different terms is one factor that will enable regulators to create policies in crypto space, according to Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance.When Bitcoin was first conceptualized, it had a very clear and transparent framework but that clarity was clouded by people who thought they knew better.

Switzerland-based smartphone maker Sirin Labs has partnered with MyEtherWallet (MEW), an open-source, client-side interface for generating crypto wallets.Sirin Labs, which raised over $157 million in its initial coin offering (ICO) in 2017, is the creator of Finney, “an open source, ultra-secure blockchain smartphone with an embedded cold storage crypto wallet.” The $999 Finney smartphone, which is based on both Android and Sirin’s open-source operating system SIRIN OS, opened for pre-orders in November 2018 and was officially rolled out in January.MEW claims to be the world’s original ethereum wallet interface, which is free, open source, and secure. MEW empowers its users to interact directly with the blockchain while remaining in full control of their keys and funds.The partnership will see the two companies integrate their solutions in order to make crypto usage more accessible and user-friendly and encourage mainstream adoption. MEW will feature Finney as a hardware wallet, and the MEW community can purchase Finney using MEW through the MEW mobile and web platforms. Sirin Labs will allow all MEW users to enjoy the SIRIN OS cold storage wallet.“The Finney experience is constantly evolving and improving, thanks to our honored partners,” said Zvika Landau, CEO of Sirin Labs. “We see this integration as a strong step towards a greater market share for both companies, as the two products complement each other.”“We’re always looking to bring more secure integrations to ethereum to make our users feel safe while navigating the crypto waters, and we believe having an on-phone hardware wallet is immensely valuable to users,” says Kosala Hemachandra, Founder and CEO of MEW. “This will not only make it easy to send and receive crypto transactions, but it will also make crypto more accessible to a wide range of users.”

Blockchain smartphone maker Sirin Labs lays off 25% of staff Blockchain smartphone maker Sirin Labs has laid off 25 percent of its workforce due to less than expected sales of its smartphone, Globes reported.In December 2017, Sirin Labs closed a highly successful initial coin offering (ICO) drive in which it raised $157 million. It has also roped in football star Leo Messi as its brand ambassador.The company launched its blockchain smartphone ‘FINNEY’ in November 2018, priced at $999. The smartphone, which runs SIRIN OS, comes with an embedded cold storage crypto wallet, a comprehensive and multi-layer cybersecurity suite, a Token Conversion Service (TCS), and a multi-blockchain DApp store.Sirin Labs told Globes that it has laid off 15 of its 60 employees, adding, “The global market is not in the best state.”That said, the company refuted recent reports that it had failed to pay its staff. It clarified that wages have been paid for the month of March and employees would be paid for April on Tuesday.Hogeg’s previous ventures – Stox blockchain platform and Mobli – have not been successful and were shut down. In January, Hogeg and Stox were reportedly being sued for more than $4.6 million by a Chinese investor for alleged embezzlement of some of the crypto millions invested in the firm, CoinDesk reported.Hogeg has also founded the Singulariteam investment fund with billionaire Kenges Rakishev. Hogeg, Rakishev, and Chinese-American Singulariteam manager Joseph Chen are also being reportedly sued by Canadian Internet entrepreneur Adam Perzow for defrauding many investors of hundreds of millions of dollars.In addition to Sirin Labs, HTC and Samsung have also entered this blockchain smartphone space.Last May, HTC announced that it is working on a new Android phone which will be powered by blockchain technology and started shipping “EXODUS 1” smartphones in late 2018. Samung, on the other hand, has debuted blockchain features on Galaxy S10, which features crypto wallet, distributed app (dapp) partners and a digital signing app, CoinDesk reported.

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Smartphone maker Sirin Labs has laid off 25 percent of its workforce after sales of its blockchain smartphone failed to meet expectations.Sirin Labs is the flagship startup of Moshe Hogeg and the Singulariteam investment fund he founded together with Kenges Rakishev, his billionaire Kazakh partner. Sirin Labs, which raised over $157 million in its initial coin offering (ICO) in December 2017, launched its blockchain smartphone, called Finney, in November 2018, priced at $999. Finney comes with a Token Conversion Service (TCS), an embedded cold storage wallet and a proprietary decentralized application (DApp) store. It recruited Argentinian soccer star Lionel Messi as an ambassador for its brand.In an interview with Israel-based news outlet Globes, Sirin Labs confirmed that it has laid off 15 of its 60 employees, stating that “the global market is not in the best state,” and that “sales are not what we expected.” The firm also denied recent reports that it had failed to pay its staff, saying that the employees had now been reimbursed for March and April.According to the Globes report, Sirin Labs is not Hogeg’s first startup to lay off employees or close down its activity. In 2018, STX Technologies Limited (Stox), which develops an open source prediction market platform, closed down its activity in Israel and laid off all of its employees. In 2017, Mobli, a social mobile photo and video-sharing website founded by Hogeg in 2010, closed down after having reported raising $86 million.Earlier this year, a Chinese cryptocurrency investor sued Hogeg for allegedly misusing funds raised in Stox’s ICO. After raising $34 million in its ICO, the investor alleged that Hogeg only invested $5 million of this total in the company and used the rest to invest in other ICOs, including that of messenger app Telegram.