Blockchain is a public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions that have ever been executed. It’s constantly growing as ‘completed’ blocks are added to it with a new set of recordings. The blocks are added to the blockchain in a linear, chronological order.
The public stock market listing plans by Argo Blockchain will help complement its ongoing efforts to expand to American markets.
The recent Coin98 funding will help the company’s general presence in the DeFi sector, especially in the Asian financial markets.
Following the success of the Square Debit Card and Square Capital, the company is looking to further aid small businesses to better manage their finances.
The two players will work on helping businesses to accept crypto payments at their end. Mastercard will leverage Circle’s USDC stablecoin to facilitate instant settlement at their end.
TendieSwap is also working towards building a decentralized asset management platform TendieDAM and TendieITOs to help new projects launch their tokens.
The Pi Network is currently in testnet mode with thousands of connected nodes, and the mainnet is expected to launch later in 2021.
Enjin’s platform could reportedly become the financial and monetization foundation of carbon capture companies, which will aid in fighting climate change.
Orbs integration with the Polygon network will allow the former to capitalize on the growing DeFi trend.
One of the key changes that OpenSea will work towards is to enable cross-blockchain operations on its platform.
Crypto.com revealed that the testnet got around $100 million from Particle B and it would also have access to the over 10 million users on the crypto exchange platform.
According to Bloomberg, Iris has been meeting potential investors and seeking an advisor for the concerned matter.
NSAV will become the second cryptocurrency firm to be publicly traded and listed in the United States.
The SCMP has chosen several blockchains to kick-start the project including The Sandbox based on the Ethereum chain.
Amidst the clampdown on Bitcoin miners from China, the difficulty rate drops to nearly half of the latest peak in May 2021.
OTC customers of the Binance crypto exchange, which recently completed a burn, can now trade any of these pairs with BTC and other cryptocurrencies.