Polygon has just reached a major milestone in the crypto sphere. With the launch of Polygon Portal, a breath of fresh air flows through the ecosystem, promising a bright future for its native cryptocurrency, MATIC. But what does this innovation truly mean for Polygon?
Recently, the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) identified a critical vulnerability in Bitcoin Ordinals. However, Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr denies any involvement in this matter. Details!
Driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum, cryptocurrencies are gaining momentum in Europe. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the old continent invested over $43 million in crypto funds last week. This enthusiasm contrasts with American and Asian skepticism.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining the boundaries of innovation and technology, and today France stands at a crucial crossroads. Amidst the technological giants of the United States and China, a new battlefield is unfolding where AI becomes the weapon of choice. French President Emmanuel Macron has recently spoken out against a European AI bill, fearing it might stifle French innovative potential. However, could this opposition ironically be hiding another issue, namely that of France's digital and economic sovereignty?
Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill that would impose heavy regulations on the crypto industry. While the bill aims to combat money laundering, it raises concerns about its potential impact on innovation and privacy.
2023 marks a new era, where Binance, the titan of crypto exchanges, sees its empire wobble. Meanwhile, OKX, another key player in the market, climbs the ranks with remarkable assurance. But what could have caused this upheaval on the crypto chessboard?
The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) is actively preparing for the 2026 World Cup, which is scheduled to take place in approximately 3 years. The global governing body of football plans to launch a collection of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), the acquisition of which will grant the first 100 crypto users access to the final match.
Week after week, the crypto sector continues to innovate and redefine the boundaries of finance and technology with boldness and creativity. In this weekly recap, we will delve into the most significant news of the past week, from the unexpected resilience of Bitcoin in the face of pessimistic predictions from the ECB, to the soaring rise of XRP, and the latest legal developments regarding Binance.
Bitcoin experienced a dramatic fall, reigniting the debate over its stability and future. The drop to $40,000, although brief, raises critical questions about the intrinsic nature of this virtual currency and its impact on the cryptocurrency ecosystem as a whole.
A striking bullish signal suggests a skyrocketing rise in the price of the BNB crypto, promising exciting prospects.
Michael Saylor conducted a survey on X to find out where Bitcoiners intend to sell a portion of their bitcoins.
The crash of bitcoin led to a massive liquidation of $400 million. As BTC plummeted below the psychological threshold of $41,000, the turmoil spread well beyond the usual circles of crypto enthusiasts. Peter Schiff, a known critic of crypto, did not miss comparing this downfall to a major sports defeat. But what really happened?
Mike Novogratz, the CEO of Galaxy Digital, was until now known for being a critic of Ripple's XRP. The expert has, however, changed his mind regarding the relevance of this cryptocurrency, publicly admitting that he was wrong.
While the price of Ethereum has dropped by over 5% this Monday, some strategic investors see it as a golden opportunity to accumulate more ETH at advantageous costs.
In an ever-changing financial and technological environment, companies are constantly seeking to innovate and push back the boundaries of what's possible. Rayn, an international company based in France, stands out for its innovative use of blockchain and artificial intelligence. Following an interview with their CEO, Mr. Gaël Itier, we were able to gather his vision of the company, its upcoming projects and explore how the project is navigating the tricky landscape of financial regulation.
Saudi Arabia, like some other Gulf countries including the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has recently been allowed to join the BRICS. With one of its influential members, Russia, the Saudi Kingdom has discussed strategic issues, including the exit from the dollar. But not only that.
In the crypto sphere, even the most seasoned traders can feel like Alice who fell down the rabbit hole. But, before chasing the high-yield White Rabbit, it's crucial to read the fine print - especially those penned by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
It's official, China is number 1. And by a long shot. The international monetary order is going to change. Bitcoin is waiting for its moment.
The controversy surrounding the Bitcoin network's congestion caused by Ordinals has taken a new turn. The technical loophole exploited for their creation has just been assigned the identifier CVE-2023-50428.
Bitcoin no longer finds buyers in El Salvador. Currently, the country has only about 109,000 people holding BTC. The government in place must revisit its strategies to revise these numbers upwards and gain legitimacy. Zoom in!
One might think that the US wants to control Bitcoin, but is that really the case? What are the means? We will precisely study together certain aspects in terms of US control over Bitcoin.
Did the Russian president just suggest the use of bitcoin for international transactions?
Few names resonate with as much authority as Binance in the crypto sphere. Yet, even this giant seems to stumble, as illustrated by the recent performance of its BNB token. While the crypto market has experienced a spectacular surge, BNB struggles to keep pace, highlighting the complexity and unique challenges that this influential platform faces.
The online brokerage firm Robinhood, known for its zero fees and intuitive interface, has just announced the expansion of its cryptocurrency trading services to the European market. Users from the Old Continent will now be able to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana without any commissions.
Already criticized for its high level of centralization, Ethereum is disappointing many by censoring several transactions not validated by the OFAC.
Bitcoin, consistently in the spotlight, has recently been the subject of a sharp analysis by John Bollinger, an authority on trading.
Every crypto enthusiast has some interest in the concept of tokenizing real assets. The idea is not new in itself. But its emergence marks a profound revolution in the crypto ecosystem. Because it introduces an innovative perspective, regarding the relationship between the digital and the real. In this article, we explore the underlying mechanisms of tokenizing real assets. This, by highlighting the way this technology increases not only accessibility and liquidity. But above all, strengthens the legitimacy of the blockchain-based industry by integrating elements from the real world into its digital fabric.
Bitcoin has long played the role of the undisputed leader, paving the way for its crypto brethren. But, as in any good epic tale, a challenger arises: Ethereum. As we approach the end of 2023, we might be witnessing the dawn of a new era, where the altcoin is no longer content to follow but aims to compete. Is it the season of altcoins? In this financial ballet, Ethereum sketches a daring dance to catch up with the Bitcoin giant. Let's analyze this captivating plot together.
Every economic ecosystem has a circle of people pulling the strings in some way to influence decisions. This is the mission of lobbyists, and there are many in the American crypto industry. Recent data shows a clear increase in funds injected by them to promote crypto activities.
The Bitcoin network is experiencing unprecedented congestion in recent days, caused by a massive influx of transactions related to BRC20 tokens. Nearly 300,000 transactions are waiting to be confirmed, saturating miner memory and driving fees to record levels.