Striking contrast: stagnant Chinese market, booming Indian market. High valuation of India raises concerns.
Is the current regulation on Bitcoin ETFs on the verge of a major revision? This is what a group of American banks wishes, as they recently invited the SEC president to review certain measures on the regulation of these assets. Details in the following article.
It was 2018… and for the first time in crypto history, Bitcoin wasn't the project with the highest number of transactions in one day. Within 24 hours, BitShares reached 1,513,308 transactions, roughly 17.5 per second.
The Fed surprises with rate cuts in view, while volatility reigns in the crypto markets.
Bitcoin spot ETFs are seeing spectacular enthusiasm from investors. Fueled by BlackRock's IBIT ETF, they recorded net inflows of $2.2 billion during the week of February 12-16, 2023.
Boosted by AI and its million users, Worldcoin saw its crypto token WLD soar by over 140%!
The year 2024 is distinguished by significant developments in the cryptocurrency sector. Between Bitcoin's halving, Ripple's expansion in crypto custody, and strategic collaborations such as Solana and Filecoin, the crypto landscape is experiencing unprecedented dynamics. These developments, along with Bitcoin's rise in the global asset rankings and increased commitment from Ethereum, as well as calls for appropriate regulation of Bitcoin ETFs by U.S. banks, reflect a growing maturity and integration of cryptocurrencies into the global financial system. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week.
Bitcoin is the most significant monetary innovation since the invention of currency. In this article, Edward Snowden explains why.
Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, the world's second-largest blockchain, expressed enthusiasm for the advancements of "Verkle trees" on the network. This groundbreaking technology is shaping up to revolutionize staking on Ethereum.
The French Minister of Economy and Finance announced a plan to adjust France's budget policies to maintain the financial stability of the country, despite a less favorable economic environment than expected.