Investors have shown interest in cryptocurrencies amid a decline in the market and have invested $ 74 million in products based on them over the past week, according to a new report from CoinShares.
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The Southdown Dental Clinic in Mississauga begins to offer its customers a new payment method.
Analysts at Fundstrat believe that Bitcoin (BTC) will soon bounce to $ 50,000.
Goldman Sachs recognized bitcoin as an asset class, PayPal will open the withdrawal of cryptocurrency to third-party wallets, the DeFi project BurgerSwap lost $ 7.2 million as a result of a hacker attack and other news of the past working week
US President Joe Biden has ordered action to track cryptocurrencies in light of the recent wave of ransomware attacks.
Bitcoin miners in Argentina are using the economic policy of the authorities to extract significant profits, Bloomberg reports.
The administration of US President Joe Biden on Friday presented a draft version of the budget for 2022, several points of which affect the regulation of cryptocurrencies.
UK-based neobank Starling Bank will bring back its deposit feature to cryptocurrency exchanges.
Hashpalette's digital content creation platform's internal token will be the first digital coin to be issued as a result of an initial public offering on the Japanese cryptocurrency market.
The largest city in the UAE has launched its own cryptocurrency called DubaiCoin (DBIX).
Coinbase, a Bitcoin exchange listed on Nasdaq, has announced the addition of its Coinbase Card debit card to Apple Pay.
Against the background of the policy of tightening the policy of the Chinese authorities in relation to the cryptosphere, local traders began to leave for OTC platforms.
According to the CEO of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, it is no longer possible to destroy bitcoin and its underlying blockchain technology, so governments and regulators must accept them.