Sofiko is a freelance fintech copywriter at Coinspeaker. With a Bachelor degree in International Business and Economics, Sofiko has been deepening her knowledge of an agile innovative industry primary focusing on the robust blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. As a bank employee, Sofiko particularly keens on crypto and blockchain integration into the established banking systems.
The renewed feud between Elon Musk and the U.S. financial authorities negatively affects Tesla stock that saw a 5% decrease at market trading.
After a year-long break, CoinList platform is back on a track offering the U.S. accredited investors and international customers to buy out Ocean’s utility tokens.
Konstantin Rabin, financial expert and crypto enthusiast, takes a look at recent announcement from Coinbase in which it has confirmed that they added Bitcoin Cash support in their wallet app.
The alleged creator of the world’s first cryptocurrency, Dr Craig Wright ignites the fierce competition between Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchain making his contribution to the CFTC’s callout.
Mt Pelerin set to build the bank of the future in Geneva, Switzerland using blockchain technology at the very core to create the perfect ecosystem to usher in the new era of financial digitalization.
Aftermath a tepid earnings report Electronic Arts recharges investors attention announcing its foothold in the battle royale games — Apex Legends that has attracted 25M of active users.
The crypto-darling SEC commissioner Hester Peirce is explaining delays in a regulatory toolset for token offerings as she mobilizes financial authorities to work on a deliberate approach to digital assets.
Putting aside SWIFT’s rough criticism over the next generation banking payment system, RippleNet, the company behind the legendary remittance technology steadily expands its partnership network teaming with innovative fintech upstarts.
A Swiss startup is trying to create an advertising platform for games that players will be happy with while helping with game development funding.
The earnings calls of major public companies set ready to shatter the stock market. The next breaking revenue report was made by a prominent iPhone supplier, Apple, which has just reported its financial results for Q1 2019.