
Huobi targets Middle East with new Dubai license
Huobi has obtained a license in Dubai but is yet to secure approval to provide digital asset trading services, in addition to its new license in New Zealand.
Huobi has obtained a license in Dubai but is yet to secure approval to provide digital asset trading services, in addition to its new license in New Zealand.
Joshua Henslee believes that with Satoshi Nakamoto's massive stash of BTC, it would go against him to dump it as it would only collapse the market, and he'd be the biggest loser.
Justin Pauly talks to CoinGeek Backstage about the brand change as VX Technologies’ suite of products expands and how the firm is working to make BSV easier to use.
WeChat has announced a ban on accounts related to Bitcoin and NFTs for the second time in three months, even as NFT platforms in China have grown fivefold since February.
Raheel Iqbal’s Game Storm Studios has already deployed some of its games on the BSV blockchain, and as he told CoinGeek TV, it’s a matter of time before other games developers will follow.
Alex Agut discussed why HandCash has been slow to adopt some technologies, integrating other coins on HandCash and why only those who imitate Henry Ford will last.
Jad Wahab joins Kurt Wuckert Jr. on CoinGeek TV to talk about the LiteClient, why it’s critical for the expansion of BSV, and how Bitcoin can underpin the Internet of the future.
Symons spoke to CoinGeek’s Becky Liggero on the sidelines of GBC22 in Dubai just after announcing that Buzzmint is facilitating the sale of a $3M Renoir painting and its digital twin on BSV.
Bank of Israel partnered with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Bank for International Settlements to test the feasibility of a digital shekel for retail use.
A Dogecoin investor has sued the Tesla and SpaceX boss, alleging that Elon Musk engaged in a pyramid scheme by promoting DOGE on Twitter and through his firms.
In a recent speech, Hester Peirce claimed that the SEC has refused to engage with the Bitcoin industry and said it held the sector to an impossibly high standard.
Celsius Network claimed that the freeze was in the interest of its customers, but regulators in Texas, Kentucky, New Jersey, and even the Securities and Exchange Commission are not taking their word.