Tag: banknote
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South Africa learns a hard crypto lesson amid fast growing demand
South African authorities will be keeping a close eye on the cryptocurrency space in 2021 in the wake of major scams and booming markets.
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Beijing’s $1.5 Million Digital Yuan Giveaway: China to Airdrop Digital Currency for Chinese New Year
China is giving away 10 million yuan in its central bank digital currency in Beijing. Recipients can spend the digital yuan during the Chinese New Year festival. Beijing has become the third major city in China to test the central bank digital currency. 50,000 People to Receive Free Digital Yuan China is actively testing its…
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French official wants to change how Europe regulates crypto and blockchain
According to one French official, crypto and blockchain projects should be supervised at the European level.
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Binance quietly drops ‘multi-million’ Forbes defamation lawsuit
Binance Holdings has dropped its defamation lawsuit against Forbes regarding the publication of an article that alleged the exchange purposely sought to evade U.S. regulators.
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Stablecoin flows hint at $50K Bitcoin after Tesla pump liquidates $500M in BTC shorts
Around $500 million worth of positions were liquidated within hours as the Tesla news caused Bitcoin to spike over $46,000.
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Indian Government Confirms Crypto Bill Is Being Finalized — Existing Laws Inadequate
The Indian government has spoken about the cryptocurrency bill again. This time, the minister of state for finance has clarified the status of the crypto bill that is expected to be introduced in parliament during the current session. Indian Ministry of Finance Clarifies Crypto Bill Status The subject of bitcoin and the cryptocurrency bill in…
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Hackers post racist and offensive messages to Blockfolio users
A breach of Blockfolio’s signal feed saw racist messages sent to some users of the crypto portfolio platform.
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OKEx integrates .crypto domain-based payments from Unstoppable Domains
As more exchanges start to support the simplified address format, will error-prone text-string addresses become a thing of the past?