Despite the ups and downs of cryptocurrencies in recent months, several of the world’s great billionaires continue to bet on digital currencies. The most recent
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THE TAIWAN CENTRAL BANK’S PLAN IS TO INITIALLY ALLOW INDIVIDUALS TO OPEN A “GOVCOIN” WALLET
The Taiwan Central bank staff are working with software engineers to simulate how transactions would be made with a CBDC, known as “Govcoin”. Taiwan’s central
Binance Isn’t Allowed to be Operating in the UK, Watchdog Warns
Binance Markets Limited shouldn’t be operating in the U.K., the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) warned Saturday, a day after Japan financial regulator issued a similar
The Race To Take Crypto Payments Mainstream
Bitcoins have emerged as a $230 billion asset class at the current price. At the peak of its price, just a month ago, Bitcoin was
Mayoral Candidate Promises to Turn New York City Into the Bitcoin Hub
Mayoral Front-Runner Vows to Make New York City the Bitcoin Center in One Year! The New York City mayoral candidate in the lead, Eric Adams,
Athena Installing 1,500 Bitcoin ATMs Machines In El Salvador
Athena has announced that it plans to install 1,500 new crypto ATMs across the country of El Salvador. It plans to do this ahead of
Tanzania Central Bank Is Working on a Path to Accept Cryptocurrency
The Central Bank of Tanzania is now doing its homework to find new ways through which the country can embrace cryptocurrencies. A Bank of Tanzania
European Union say’s Bank of Spain and CNMV Designated as Default Crypto Watchdogs
EU to Designate CNMV, Bank of Spain, and ECB to Supervise Cryptos and the new framework is expected to be ready at years end of
El Salvador President Offers $30 of Bitcoin To All Digital Wallet Sign Ups
El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele offered $30 worth of Bitcoin to any citizen who signs up for a digital wallet. The President doubled down on
Steptoe Adds Ex-SEC Official Amid Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Partner Hiring Spree
Another former deputy director of the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission is returning to the private sector. SEC Deputy Director of Trading and Markets, Lizzie