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BNP Paribas has committed to joining the IBM Cloud for Financial Services as its anchor client in Europe. It is the first step in creating an ecosystem for the platform on the European continent.
Just in March, Tether (USDT) had a market cap of $5 billion, today it has already reached a $10 billion mark.
Facebook seems to be the next to join the $1 trillion market cap club. Visa, Tesla, and Berkshire Hathaway are also strong contenders in the race.
The cryptocurrency market was overwhelmed by bulls over the last 24 hours.
Joining Chainlink as a node operator, Deutsche Telekom’s T-Systems MMS will provide real-world data to the network.
While the Supreme Court of China is working on strengthening the crypto regulation, an upsurge of CBDC-related scams has been reported.
Analysts are optimistic about Facebook (FB) stock amidst growing expectations of profitable earnings and a new class-action lawsuit.
Scalable Capital has raised €50 million in a Series D funding round. BlackRock and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures, among others, participated in the round.
Boeing (BA) stock is in the red after indications emerged that the 737 MAX may not carry passengers again any time soon.
Despite the slowdown caused by the novel Coronavirus pandemic, Gett managed to secure $100 million funding and plans to use it to expand its business travel services that have seen a good surge even during these times.
While Tesla is coming closer to the announcement of its Q2 earnings results, Elon Musk is approaching his another big payout day.
South Korea has amended its law to charge a 20% tax on crypto earnings above 2.5 million KRW. The tax amendments should be approved by the parliament.
Peirce revealed her disapproval of the earlier SEC actions against the 2018 Telegram ICO. The action caused Telegram to abandon its TON blockchain project.
Bitcoin is going to reach $1 trillion in settlement in 2020, while stablecoins have already seen their biggest year ever. The stablecoin monetary base increased by $3.8 billion.
The developers of the Ethereum 2.0 project will launch the network final public testnet on August 4, reaffirming the possibility of the release of ETH 2.0 in 2020.