Blockchain startup BloXroute and Akomba Labs developed a solution which halves block production time on the Ethereum blockchain.
Robinhood has announced a voluntary withdrawal of its application for a bank charter, to become a proper bank in the U.S.
Revolut has introduced the direct debit feature for its UK users in addition to EUR direct debits that were introduced last year.
It has become known that ex-UBS employee Claude Waelchli has launched his cryptocurrency tokenization startup called Tokenyz.
The hack that was yesterday confirmed by Upbit is the seventh major attack on crypto exchanges this year.
Binance is developing new solutions to gather more clients around itself, with the help of the new C2C app dedicated to Chinese users.
HSBC is set to transfer the records of about $20 billion of its assets to a blockchain solution dubbed Digital Vault.
Despite a slightly disappointing start, Bakkt is gaining momentum and sets new records one by one. Twitter’s BakktBot blows minds with numbers.
The Matic Counter Stake testnet event is conducted in several stages, with stage 0 (or setup stage) taking place right now.
Fireblocks announced that it is now transacting at least $2.5 billion in cryptocurrencies every month and has already achieved a 400% increase in customer growth and a 150% monthly transfer volume growth rate.
Upbit has lost 324,000 ETH to hackers, who transferred the funds to an unknown address. The exchange has taken a few temporary steps to ensure security, and has announced it will cover the loss to customers.
BitLord, a cryptocurrency influencer and investor, has leveled allegations against Ripple Labs calling the XRP token a security.
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”.