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Binance US is launching today. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has confirmed that Binance Coin (BNB) will be listed as well as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and XRP.
The VanEck Solid Bitcoin Trust decided to withdraw its Bitcoin ETF proposal filed earlier this year on January 30, 2019. The withdrawal comes just a month before SEC’s final deadline of the verdict.
The altcoin markets just woke up suddenly with Ethereum and XRP leading the way adding 7% and 16% correspondingly. Despite Bitcoin price makes no major movements, this may mean that the market is starting to mature.
The U.S. arm of Binance is set to open today at 8 AM (EST). Binance US will however not be available to about 13 states in the U.S., will be free and will only list a few assets including BTC, ETH, and XRP in this initial phase.
After months of testing, the Hedera Hashgraph has finally launched its public network which promises to have unmatched speed in the entire distributed ledger space. Hedera has also begun the distribution of its native HBAR tokens.
Because both phones are a little too similar, Samsung is considering merging the Galaxy S and Note series into one. Reports have it that the new phone will be called Galaxy One and may be released next year.
In some relief to the Libra Association, officials from 26 central banks will be quizzing Facebook on the scope, scale, and implementation of the Libra project.
Apple’s new iPhone 11 is experiencing a strong showing and could be the next big thing for Apple in China. The company is expected to absorb the US-China trade tariffs to keep business up and customers as well.
A couple of days ago, the price of Bitcoin failed to go past the $10,500 and now is heading for $10,000. Mining difficulty is rising, Bakkt is soon set to launch and huge amounts of Bitcoin is being moved around. Which way is Bitcoin heading?
Square’s cryptocurrency-friendly payment app Cash App is reportedly testing a new feature allowing customers to buy and sell stocks. The startup’s employees began testing the new feature in recent weeks.
The Libra Association director granted an interview with a French news firm where he gave a bit more insight into the progress made so far including that the Libra will launch by the second half of 2020 with many members as well.
The Binance Futures platforms have already created a lot of buzz with over $150 million worth contracts traded. Currently, users have been given a limited access on a referral basis.
Five of the biggest stocks in the market, FAANG, aren’t performing as well as they used to and expectations by market analysts seem to be lowering consistently. Are the glory days officially over and can FAANG really be replaced?
Coinbase may launch an IEO platform and issue a proprietary exchange token. Such information has been provided by Kayvon Pirestani, Coinbase’s head of institutional sales in Asia, during Invest: Asia conference on Wednesday.
Apple has finally introduced a long-awaited iPhone 11 as well as the latest version of Apple Watch and new iPad. The iPhone trio is the first to boast triple-camera systems, with Apple adopting a new Pixel 4-alike square-shaped array.