Crypto.com gains regulatory approval from the Bank of Spain, expanding its crypto services in Spain
The company's strong compliance efforts lead to global...
Cryptocurrency pyramid and Ponzi schemes edged out with a staggering $7.8 billion in 2022, according to TRM Labs
Investment fraud involving cryptocurrency rose...
HSBC, Hong Kong's largest bank, has reportedly introduced local cryptocurrency services, allowing customers to buy and sell
The bank offers cryptocurrency ETFs listed...
Bitcoin dominance, a metric that measures the percentage of Bitcoin's market capitalization to the total cryptocurrency market cap, has surpassed the 50% mark.
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Artificial Intelligence has transformed video editing, offering advanced tools and capabilities to enhance the process.
Developers have created various tools and applications that...
Wash trading is a form of illicit market manipulation where an entity buys and sells the same financial asset to create a false impression of market activity. This practice gained traction with the rise of electronic trading in the early 2010s, as algorithmic trading programs began churning trades at unprecedented speeds. This old illegal financial market trick has unfortunately found its way into the crypto industry.
The largest airline in Japan, All Nippon Airways (ANA), has recently launched a Nonfungible tokens (NFT) marketplace.
Nonfungible Tokens (NFTs) have been absorbed...
OpenAI revealed plans to award ten grants of $100,000 each to support experiments focused on establishing a "proof-of-concept" democratic process for determining rules...
NFTs are Nonfungible tokens and have experienced an unprecedented surge in popularity globally.
Many users opt to launch their own NFTs collection, and...
Hotbit, a popular cryptocurrency exchange, shocked its users by announcing that it would cease operations starting May 22.
Hotbit has been experiencing deteriorating...
Recovering stolen Bitcoin is a complex task due to the inherent characteristics of blockchain transactions.
Web3 and cryptocurrency industries' growth has come with...
Blockchain technology can solve Africa’s financial needs—precisely the disruption needed to level the playing field. This parallel financial structure can serve a tangible social good, offering an onramp to Africa’s financial landscape for people who would otherwise be excluded.
The local currencies’ depreciation in Africa has made them no longer a safe store of value. While remittances comprise a hefty portion of GDP, international sanctions complicate linkages to the global economy. Thus, blockchain and crypto can offer a lifeline for the survival of Africa’s financial landscape.
