Bitcoin ATMs have started appearing in major shopping malls across Nairobi, days after Kenya’s new law on virtual assets became active. The bright orange machines, branded “Bankless Bitcoin,” were seen …
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Institutional Crypto Trading Begins at StanChart
Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) has launched a new digital asset trading service that will allow its institutional clients to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (XBT/USD) and Ether (XET/USD). The …
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Module 2: Cryptocurrency & Web3 Made Easy for Traditional Investors
Having developed a strong foundation in traditional asset classes and the vital principles of diversification, the modern professional is now ready to step into one of the most dynamic and …
On Wednesday, Tesla said its digital assets have shrunk to $218 million, and that a Bitcoin impairment hurt second-quarter profitability. Tesla sold a significant chunk of its stake in Bitcoin, …
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Bitcoin price would hit all-time high within the next 24 months – CoinShares
Within the next 24 months, the flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high. Meltem Demirors, the Chief Strategy Officer at CoinShares, made this prediction while speaking on CNBC’s Squawk Box. …
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Nigerians Trade N78bn Bitcoin Amidst Restrictions by CBN
Nigerians traded at least N77.75bn ($185m) worth of Bitcoin in the first three months of the year despite the Central Bank of Nigeria’s restrictions on cryptocurrency transactions in the country. …
On Monday, Cryptocurrency bulls took over the market with Bitcoin leading the charge, fighting its way through the $30,000 resistance level it was trading below on Sunday and now heading …
The Central African Republic has become the second country in the world to adopt bitcoin as official currency, after El Salvador took the same step last year. Lawmakers in the CAR’s parliament voted …