With gold and Bitcoin both at or near record highs, the debate over which is better ‘hard money’ is heating up as investors seek hedges against economic uncertainty, inflation, and
The U.S.-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have been running wild over the past three weeks, acting as a major catalyst for the market-wide bullish momentum. According to data provided by
USDC stablecoin issuer Circle has partnered with Hong Kong Telcom to build customer loyalty solutions backed by Web3 technology that will diversify how consumers discover and engage with merchants. According
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Solana’s investment products have seen significant inflows, while Jupiter’s
Crypto investment products experienced inflows of $901 million this month, marking the fourth-largest inflow on record, per data from CoinShares. Crypto investment products recorded inflows of $901 million in October,
Hong Kong regulators are considering an extension on tax breaks to include digital assets like crypto and the use of artificial intelligence-technology in finance sectors. According to an Oct. 28
Malaysia’s national electricity provider, Tenaga Nasional Berhad, has reported losses exceeding 440 million ringgit (about $101 million) due to electricity theft linked to illegal Bitcoin mining activities. Local reporting from
Analysts at Binance note that regulatory uncertainty is overshadowing the future of new crypto ETFs, raising concerns about their potential approval and market impact. As regulatory uncertainty looms over new
Bitstamp has secured a MiFID Multilateral Trading Facility license, enabling the exchange to offer EU-regulated crypto derivatives for institutional and retail investors. Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp has reached a milestone by
A United States appeals court has ruled that home insurance does not cover cryptocurrency losses, stressing that policies only apply to physical property. On Oct. 24, the Fourth Circuit Appeals
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