Bitcoin and Ethereum Consolidate, LUNA and BNB Gain Momentum
Bitcoin price extended its increase to USD 50,500, but then it faced hurdles. As a result, BTC started a downside correction below USD 50,000. It is currently (04:00 UTC) consolidating…
Digital Yuan Used in China’s Domestic Futures Market for First Time
The interbank payment using the e-CNY afforded a zero cost, efficient, and convenient payment option in real time, according to the report.
This European capital has overtaken Tokyo and Singapore as the world’s safest city
Copenhagen has been named the world’s safest city in a new wide-reaching study from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
Stock futures inch higher after a broad rally on Wall Street amid vaccine approval
Stock futures edged higher in overnight trading on Monday following a broad-based rally on news that U.S. regulators granted full approval for Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid vaccine.
Chinese Court Says Cryptocurrency Is Not Protected By Law
The Supreme Court of the northern Shandong province in China has ruled that “cryptocurrency is not protected by law.”
BNB passed $500, Are BNB & RichQUACK The Perfect HODLing Options?
While there are a ton of platforms that promise new crypto users lucrative returns along with a promise of getting rich quickly, only a few deliver on their promises. Rich…
PayPal Allows UK Customers to Buy, Sell and Hold Four Crypto Assets
Global payments giant PayPal is launching cryptocurrency offerings to UK customers for the first time. UK PayPal users, including those in the US, are now able to buy, sell and…
VISA Buys CryptoPunk NFT For $150,000, Draws Even Bigger Attention To The Marketplace
Payments behemoth Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) acquired a blockchain collectible non-fungible token (NFT) for $150,000 as it makes its first moves in this nascent space.
Why Did Visa Buy a $150K NFT? Why Does Anyone?
There are some very good reasons, it turns out, rooted in our deep, totally irrational animal brains.
Visa jumps into the NFT craze, buying a ‘CryptoPunk’ for $150,000
Visa said Monday it bought a “CryptoPunk,” one of thousands of NFT-based digital avatars, for nearly $150,000 in ethereum.
