Bitcoin, which had been trending downwards for the most part of last week dipped below US$46,000 yesterday and is now a full third off its all-time-high clocked in early November.
The bigger issue that the U.S. Treasury undersecretary for domestic finance has identified, is what exactly those stablecoins are invested in.
MicroStrategy considers plan to lend out bitcoin to generate yield on its 122,000 or so bitcoin stash
British telco firm Vodafone reportedly plans to auction off the first Short Message Service (SMS) in the world as a non-fungible token (NFT) on December 21, 2021. The SMS in…
The central bank of Russia is looking to ban bitcoin and cryptocurrency investment due to concerns that it would upset the country's financial stability.
The central bank is now in talks…
Press Release
Baar, Switzerland 16th December, 2021
The team behind AdaLite (Cardano’s first light wallet) is proud to announce the launch of NuFi: a non-custodial crypto wealth management platform for a new financial…
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter and CEO of Block, announced that the board members of his Bitcoin development endowment has collaborated with influential hip-hop artist Jay-Z.
This move is part…
German savings banks have recently revealed their plans to allow around 50 million clients to invest in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH).
The Sparkassen are currently working…
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association or ISDA, said on Tuesday that it was developing common legal standard and templates for derivatives linked to the growing digital asset market.
Hedge funds offering exposure to a more diverse portfolio of cryptocurrencies outperformed bitcoin last month after the benchmark digital asset fell off its all-time-high.