Bitcoin, the joker of energy companies
Few saw it coming, but Bitcoin is proving to be a valuable asset for energy companies in the throes of a costly energy transition. The…
Ripple will develop a national stablecoin for Montenegro
Montenegro, a small Baltic country, wants to enter the CBDC market. The Prime Minister of the country announced a partnership with Ripple, the international cryptocurrency…
Binance blocks and then unblocks accounts linked to Bitzlato
Authorities recently accused Binance of being involved in a money laundering affair with Bitzlato, a darknet exchange. The crypto exchange then took measures that did…
Will Ethereum be the big crypto winner in 2023?
After the big bear market of 2022, cryptos started seeing some upside this year. We especially noticed a strong buying pressure on the ether (ETH)…
Turkey Ahead of Crypto Surveillance?
The growing popularity of digital assets punctuated by rampant inflation has compelled many countries to turn to cryptos. This is the case of Turkey. Indeed,…
Interest rates: a brake on the bull run of bitcoin (BTC)?
This week, two major central banks are on the economic calendar. The Fed will release its interest rate decision tomorrow. If the predictions materialize, it…
Hermès VS MetaBirkin: The trial takes place in Manhattan
Digital artist Mason Rothschild is being sued by luxury brand Hermès. The latter accuses him of having violated one of its registered trademarks. This, by…
Bitcoin (BTC): A renewed interest from institutional investors?
They were still there, but preferred to remain silent. Now that bitcoin is trading at more than 23,000 dollars, institutional investors no longer hesitate to…
Cardano (ADA) signs a great first!
Like many crypto companies, Cardano has not been spared by the bear market. However, she was able to quickly climb back up the slope. The…
Crypto regulation: Arm wrestling between the United States and the United Kingdom?
The regulatory approval criteria for a crypto company vary from country to country. In the United Kingdom, crypto regulation is intended to be stricter. As…