Recently with the bear market in digital currency, overall recession in the global economy and failed, ghost businesses BSV proponents are uniquely affected as it was and continues to be treated like the red-headed stepchild of the space.
More troubles loom for digital assets firms like Celsius Network and Binance; meanwhile, Dubai launches its new 'metaverse strategy' that aims to open 40,000 virtual jobs by 2030.
The suit is brought on behalf of all Coinbase users and complains that the cryptocurrency exchange has been selling securities that are unregistered with the U.S. securities regulator.
The new proposed regulation seeks to ban pension funds from buying and holding digital assets, which are defined in the draft legislation as "crypto-assets."
A United Nations commission weighs in on El Salvador’s move to accept BTC as legal tender, warning the Latin country of economic, financial and legal challenges ahead.
Under the terms of the bond, Ben Delo can travel back to the United Kingdom and return to the United States only when called upon by the court.
The earnings report shows the firm generated revenue of US$4.3 million in Q3, down significantly from C$26.7 million during the same period last year.
To celebrate the end of 2022, the team behind CoinGeek Conversations brings you a festive special edition: the CoinGeek Conversations Christmas Quiz. Diddy Wheldon from Women of BSV, Becky Liggero from CoinGeek and Alessio Pagani from nChain were all put through their paces by CoinGeek’s Charles Miller.
The Bank of Thailand and Hong Kong’s central bank have made progress in their plans to issue a central bank digital currency.
Bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer Canaan Creative has completed its listing to the Nasdaq Global Market, raising $90 million in its initial public offering.
nChain's Dr. Owen Vaughan talks to Dr. Chloe Tartan and Dr. Annie Tubadji, exploring blockchain's role in improving social welfare and promoting digital inclusivity at the regional level.
After stealing billions through OneCoin, Ruja Ignatova was reportedly killed by a Bulgarian drug lord involved in the scam, dismembered, and tossed into the Ionian Sea.
