Bitcoin is back with a bang trading above $7400 with the good news of growing institutional involvement in the crypto space.
The Japanese messaging app giant has launched a crypto-to-crypto exchange available in 15 languages. Low transaction fee and progressive security solutions are expected to attract users to the new global platform.
Afther months of delays, Japan’s banking giant SBI Holdings announced their new in-house cryptocurrency exchange is now available for users.
After comprehensive review of the activity of cryptocurrency payment processor BitPay, the New York Department of Financial Services granted BitLicense to the company.
Bithumb, one of South Korea’s major cryptocurrency exchanges, is expanding its geography to Thailand and Japan.
As a part of this approval, Coinbase will be able to list the ICOs on their platform and thus trade digital tokens that are deemed as securities.
The crypto exchange had to bring in the Court of Appeals to re-open its deposit account closed by Banco Estado. The legal ruling raised the issue of violating the right for equality and that is not the first precedent of the kind in Chile.
Global regulators have published a framework for “vigilantly” monitoring risks from crypto assets, even though they don’t pose a major risk to financial stability for now.
BlackRock announced its plans to form a working group to investigate the crypto industry and to assess potential benefits of involvement in Bitcoin.
In the future, clients of SIX Digital Exchange will be able to enjoy fully end-to-end integrated digital asset trading, settlement and custody service.
An anonymous investor bet Bitcoin will surpass Berkshire Hathaway’s stock by 2023, which means Bitcoin will have to appreciate by more than 40 times by that time. If the investor is right, he will win US $888 million.
The biggest self-regulatory cryptocurrency body is under scrutiny of Korean industry for its investigation principles affirming 12 out of 12 digital trades screened in a recent self-administrative drive.
Trilliant’s Fractional Ownership Program encourages investing in cryptocurrencies and surrounding infrastructure, by providing the opportunity to purchase a personal piece of fully-serviced crypto ATMs.
A new electricity rate scheme for cryptocurrency miners has been approved by New York state regulators. Now miners will pay more than average consumers.
David Drake, Founder and Chairman of LDJ Capital, shares his personal insights explaining what encourages investors enter today’s crypto markets.