Binance Pool lanza un fondo de US$500 millones para apoyar la minería de bitcoin
La empresa es la última en unirse al creciente grupo de prestamistas alternativos que buscan inyectar capital en la golpeada industria de la minería.
La empresa es la última en unirse al creciente grupo de prestamistas alternativos que buscan inyectar capital en la golpeada industria de la minería.
On-chain data is showing there is light at the end of the tunnel for Bitcoin hodlers, says LookIntoBitcoin creator, Philip Swift.
The initial offer appeared to have been rejected.
Los rendimientos del Tesoro de Estados Unidos continúan siendo elevados luego de la publicación de los datos del CPI, algo que ofrecería una prueba de realidad para los activos de riesgo, incluyendo las criptomonedas.
Thomas Klocanas talks DeFi, equity stakes and investing in a bear market
The initiative has already cranked out five Lightning-related projects on GitHub.
A brief overview of smart contract platform use cases and the potential for investment.
Blockchains can help to insure the world’s uninsured, but daunting challenges remain: How does one explain crop insurance to indigent farmers?
Previously, Paul worked as the fintech lead at New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority.
Bitcoin Amsterdam 2022 paints a positive picture for continued BTC use and adoption amid uncertain economic times.
A Bitcoiner in London brings new meaning to the phrase “generational wealth.” Noodle sold some Bitcoin to pay for IVF treatments for two babies
Cointelegraph introduces its Historical NFT collection, with articles that have shaped the blockchain industry mintable as nonfungible tokens.
The European Commission last week boosted restrictions on providing financial services to Russians.
Kwarteng’s departure leaves the future of the country’s stablecoin laws uncertain.
The head of crypto exchange FTX is a political mega-donor and had earlier said he might donate up to $1 billion in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for Oct. 14, 2022. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets.
The El Salvador official noted that the government is looking to attract more investments to its Bitcoin City with special incentives for businesses investing early.
A 15-year-old crypto hacker that swindled crypto investor Michael Terpin out of millions has agreed to pay $22 million to the victim, according to a court filing in the Southern District of New York.
Zero-knowledge proofs are probabilistic assessments that take efficiency of portable digital identity solutions to the next level.
The International Organization of Securities Commissions proposed a set of new measures to address increasing risks in digital marketing.
Stronghold, which is currently restructuring its debt, can save up to $27.6 million in the next two years by ending its partnership with Northern Data.
The Kharkiv Art Museum launched a new NFT collection on the Binance NFT marketplace to help raise funds for operations and preservation of cultural heritage.
A community member started a discussion on r/cryptocurrency on why inflation isn’t pushing more people into the crypto space.
Blockchain.com will soon shut down accounts of Russian nationals, while companies like Binance are also working to apply the new EU sanctions.
The global securities standard-setter is worried about the rise of misleading financial advice on social media, including for crypto
A new crypto project aiming to mint tokens from burning Ether is behind Ethereum’s deflationary turn.
Treasury yields remain elevated after the U.S. CPI, offering a reality check to risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
The government wants to mirror planned changes to the Economic Crime and Transparency bill to enable authorities to swiftly seize crypto assets linked to terrorist activities.
Over $320 million in liquidations accompanies a gruelling 24 hours for crypto traders.