For most of us, the SEPTA token died on April 30, 2018. That’s the official date that the transit authority quit selling tokens, which were redeemable for one ride on any SEPTA bus, subway or trolley.

Local food strengthens community connections as farmers and consumers enjoy fresh produce and homemade goods. The Fort Smith Farmers Market wants to take this one step further, extending the delicious ...

Securitize, a compliance platform and protocol for token issuers backed by United States crypto exchange Coinbase, is launching its Securitize Ready Program, according to a press release shared with ...

The developers behind the TokenFi launchpad are presenting a proposal to boost the benefits for TOKEN users by allowing holders to gain early access to platform issuances. The “TOKEN Supercharge ...

KOLOA — Anuenue Kanahele was not the only one happy to be back at the Koloa Sunshine Market Monday. Sheila Harman, a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Electronic Benefits Transfer holder, was ...

STAUNTON — Waynesboro has a new sandwich shop coming and a local token program to support Staunton businesses has begun — here's the buzz. A new sandwich shop is coming to Waynesboro at the corner of ...

The firm said the number of conversions have been "sufficiently" low over the past six months to justifying the decision. The conversion period was originally set to end in mid-2018, but this period ...