After Microstrategy and Tesla, Microsoft could soon plunge into the water by adopting Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy.
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After Microstrategy and Tesla, Microsoft could soon plunge into the water by adopting Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy.
The governor of the Bank of France lifted the anathema on Bitcoin during an interview on France Inter. A day to be marked in white stone.
The Russian government has stepped into the bitcoin industry. This support is likely not unrelated to the ambition of bringing about a fairer international monetary system.
Donald Trump's victory will finally give bitcoin its due recognition. Here are the top 4 good news to come.
After Michigan and Wisconsin, a new American state wants to add bitcoin to its pension fund: Florida.
FOMO takes hold of Bitcoin. ETFs are recording record inflows ahead of the American election.
Will the BRICS embrace bitcoin? This is at least the thesis of the head of digital asset research at the investment firm VanEck.
The international payment blockchain mBridge, overseen by the Bank for International Settlements, seems to be struggling. Good news for Bitcoin.
Many signs are in favor of Bitcoin, particularly the unexpected rise in borrowing rates in the United States.
Poutine returns to the international stage by hosting 36 leaders at the BRICS summit in Kazan. The imperial currency is still on the agenda.
The surveillance firm Chainalysis releases its report on cryptocurrency adoption today. France ranks on the European podium.
The BRICS summit chaired by Russia is approaching rapidly. Here is everything you need to know before this major geopolitical event.
More and more voices are being raised in favor of Quantitative Easing in China. An analyst from Goldman Sachs.
Cointribune has interviewed Anti Danilevski. He is the CEO of Kicked, an exchange operating in Russia. We talked about the western sanctions over Russia, the BRICS and what is in store for bitcoin.
There are countries where people are forced to use a CBDC, and others, like Norway, where it is legally required to accept cash.