Argentina: banks could offer digital assets by 2026
The Central Bank is considering regulatory changes that would allow financial institutions to operate with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
The Central Bank is considering regulatory changes that would allow financial institutions to operate with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
New high–energy-efficiency ASICs enter the market as bitcoin hashprice hits historic lows.
The U.S. pilot program allows bitcoin, ether, and USDC to be used as collateral in derivatives markets.
The Russian banking giant VTB is preparing to offer clients spot trading services for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
The rise of stablecoins could reduce the control of national monetary authorities, according to the International Monetary Fund.
The Taiwanese government aims to issue a stablecoin pegged to the local or U.S. dollar in the second half of...
The financial giant is targeting the digital asset market with a gradual approach.
Larry Fink traces the evolution of his thinking on Bitcoin: from a tool for money laundering to launching the world’s...
A banking consortium led by BNP Paribas aims to develop a euro-denominated stablecoin compliant with the MiCA regulation for use...
The new legislation grants bitcoin and digital assets the same legal status as traditional property, protecting ownership, inheritance, and recovery.
A small open-source ASIC born from the community to bring mining back to individuals and strengthen the distribution of the...
Read moreDetailsThe kit, dubbed "Coruna", targets iPhones running iOS 13.0 through 17.2.1 and hunts for seed phrases and apps such as...
Read moreDetailsThe proposal by the U.S. tax agency would eliminate the requirement for exchanges to provide users with paper copies of...
Read moreDetailsMunicipal staff concluded that the Vancouver Charter does not allow the city to hold bitcoin as a reserve asset.
Read moreDetailsAfter 12 years, the cypherpunk space is ending its activities due to financial difficulties and the property owner’s decision.
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