
South Korea Moving Ahead with New Bill to Legalize Cryptocurrencies
South Korea’s National Policy Committee is working on a new law for regulating cryptocurrencies in the country.
South Korea’s National Policy Committee is working on a new law for regulating cryptocurrencies in the country.
While apparently continuing to develop its digital yuan initiative, the PBoC recently enhanced its crackdown on cryptocurrency-related operations in the country.
Reports stated that Omni offered its storage services at an extremely low and unsustainable price and thus became a victim of “venture capital-subsidized business”.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov along with the company’s vice president and one more employee will give testimonies beginning on the SEC case.
UAE-based Emirex views its mission in extending the benefits of tokenization to traditional industries. And it has chosen commodities to begin with.
Today, there are no significant changes in the traditional stock market and traders are struggling to hold yesterday’s prices.
A detailed report presented by Crescat Capital analyst states that recession could be anywhere around the corner and one must park their capital in safe assets like gold.
After reaching a price level of $ 7340.59 after the opening, the Bitcoin market was able to reverse during the session as the bears took control.
TransferGo, which was already a part of RippleNet, will now start to use Ripple’s ODL for its cross-border transactions.
Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum has admitted that he saves 100% of his NBA salary, which is a quite impressive one, and fully lives off endorsement deals.
The leader of the UK Labour party has slammed Jeff Bezos for his recent philanthropic donation. He believes that the donation is next to nothing compared to taxes he really is supposed to pay.
The cooperation of Booking.com and Travala.com will help in the promotion of blockchain and crypto services among travel enthusiasts in 230 countries and 90,000 global destinations.
MiddleGame Ventures has announced a new fund for early-stage lead investments in startups from Europe and North America.
Alibaba’s Hong Kong listing surpassed other large stock sales this year, ranking ahead of Uber’s $8.1 billion IPO. Shares of the e-commerce firm closed up at $23.97 on their first day.
Ualá, an Argentine personal finance management app, has managed to raise $150 million in a funding round led by Tencent and SoftBank’s Latin America-focused Innovation Fund.