The NFT line is the plan Bentley has to impress itself in the budding Web3 and broader metaverse space. Bentley will only release 208 pieces.
European stocks continue to crumble as the markets keep struggling to float above the waters and absorb possible recession fears.
Tesla is facing production challenges from two of its new factories in America and Germany, and is also weathering supply chain constraints.
The United States Federal Reserve, the apex banking institution in the country has been battling inflation growth since the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic, and per a recent remark by Chairman Jerome Powell, the fight against inflation is not waning anytime soon.
The company celebrated a decade of its robotics division, which was essentially created when it acquired Kiva Systems, this week at its annual Re:Mars conference in Las Vegas.
Voyager Digital has asked Three Arrows Capital for the entire repayment of its loaned amount of $350 million in USDC stablecoin along with 15,250 Bitcoins (BTC). Failure to do so will result into a notice of default.
The KuCoin cryptocurrency exchange has connected support for the Brazilian state-backed PIX financial gateway.
Prime Trust said that it will use these funds to further expand its products and services and improve its infrastructure.
Fed Chairman said that cryptocurrencies don’t have any major implications on the US financial system so far. However, Chairman Powell demanded a stronger regulatory framework.
Canadian multinational e-commerce company Shopify announced the launch of “Tokengated Commerce” for brands.
The competition amongst crypto service providers in the United States is becoming real with Binance.US cutting trading fees for select Bitcoin (BTC) trading pairs.
eBay purchased KnownOrigin as part of an exciting plan to merge both companies’ strengths, creating an NFT and digital collectibles giant.
Roxe is eyeing Nasdaq listing and so it has entered into a merger with SPAC.
Institutional crypto trading platform FalconX has secured $150 million in funding as part of its Series D round.
Sergey Brin, the iconic co-founder of the American multinational technology conglomerate holding company Alphabet, has filed for divorce as court documents show.