PayPal to Allow Crypto Transfers Between Wallets and Exchanges
Users of PayPal who have Bitcoin and Ethereum on the site may now withdraw them to external wallets. This enables PayPal purchasers to finally self-store
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Checkout.com Becomes the First PSP to Offer 24/7 Stablecoin Settlement
Checkout.com, a global payment processor, has introduced a new stablecoin settlement system that will allow merchants to receive crypto payments from their customers in real-time,
New York Bill Limits Crypto Miners’ Fossil Fuel Use
By signing a two-year prohibition on the use of fossil-fuel power plants to produce electricity for cryptocurrency mining, the New York State Legislature has made
The SEC Investigates Binance and the Market Suffers a Hit Again
Bloomberg reported on Monday that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission is examining whether Binance Holdings violated securities laws when it released its BNB
The Ethiopian National Bank Issues a Warning Against Digital Currency Transactions
While other nations, such as the Central African Republic, have accepted bitcoin as legal tender, Ethiopia’s National Bank has stated in a statement released on
Institutional Buyers Begin to See Cryptocurrencies as a Source of Long-Term Potential
Some investors believe bitcoin is nearing a bottom, based on the amount of money flowing into listed cryptocurrency funds, which represent a small portion of
Australian Gold Coast Mayor Suggests Using Cryptocurrencies for Tax Payments
Mayor Tom Tate of the Gold Coast, Australia, has suggested that in the future, people could use cryptocurrencies to pay local taxes, but critics have
South Korea Try The Metaverse for Work and Study
South Korea students believe that studying and working in the metaverse helps them focus better and stay up with their friends in a manner similar
Theta, XTZ and Cardano Up 10% in the Last 24h
Almost all of the leading cryptocurrencies by market cap have witnessed a reasonable boost in their prices over the previous 24 hours, however, the worldwide
FTC: $1 billion in Crypto Defrauded Since 2021
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), over 46,000 victims have lost over $1 billion in crypto-related frauds since the beginning of the year.