Europe wants to ban Facebook Libra as German banks demand digital euro
The Libra will never launch, if Europe has its way. But German banks want some kind of state alternative.
The Libra will never launch, if Europe has its way. But German banks want some kind of state alternative.
Cryptocurrency prices have suddenly increased over the past week or so and, as has been seen in the past, talks of 1,000% rallies have started to fill the media pages.
One of the biggest reasons for this is because BSV has done what no other blockchain project has been able – or willing – to do.
China is closer to launching its own central bank digital currency (CBDC) than it may have let on.
As the activity over the past month shows, there have been ups and downs, but everything is pointing to a better, more fine-tuned industry.
The proliferation of ransomware attacks in the past several years has maintained it in the news, given their routine link to requests to be paid in cryptocurrency.
The Bitcoin ecosystem continues to advance at a steady pace as it becomes more mature and integrated into everyday life.
Kin cryptocurrency caused the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to drop its hammer on the company, and the result was the company deciding to put all its resources into fighting the lawsuit.
iFinex, Inc. is embroiled in a lawsuit brought down by the New York attorney general as a result of a loan it received from Tether to cover more than $850 million that disappeared.
Telegram was set to take on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in court this Thursday, but it now looks like it’s going to have to wait.
Regulations were put into place that helped currency evolve and, even though it still took more than 100 years for an established U.S. dollar to be recognized globally
There are advances constantly being made, directly and indirectly, that are shaping the scene and this week has been no different.