- 25 November, 2024
Twitter deal: Senior Wall Street analyst says Elon Musk could walk away
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Digital euro could come as soon as 2026 — ECB official
Fabio Panetta, an executive board member of the European Central Bank, or ECB, has said that a digital euro could come within four years, potentially
Carvana stock opened 20% up on Monday: here’s the catalyst
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CBDC activity heats up, but few projects move beyond pilot stage
Government-issued electronic currency seems to be an idea whose time has come. “More than half of the world’s central banks are now developing digital currencies
What really goes on at a crypto OTC desk?
Over-the-counter, or OTC, trading refers to any trading that is not done via an automated exchange. What exactly is OTC trading? Who does it, and
FTX CEO sees no future in Bitcoin payments, community fires back
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of crypto exchange FTX, has criticized the efficiency of Bitcoin (BTC) as a payment network, only to meet heavy backlash from
Twitter stock dips further after Elon put deal on hold: here’s where to buy the stock
The Twitter stock has been on the decline for quite a while since Elon Musk offered his bid to purchase the company. The stock has
80,000 Bitcoin gone: What’s left in Luna’s reserve wallet?
The Luna saga continues. In a Twitter thread, the team behind the failed algorithmic stablecoin UST and the token LUNA shared precisely how much Bitcoin and
First 7-week losing streak in history ― 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin (BTC) starts a new week under $30,000 as the battle to save the market from fresh lows grinds on. After hitting its highest since
UK Treasury en route to legalizing stablecoins amid Terra’s UST crash
United Kingdom’s Department of Treasury, or Her Majesty’s Treasury, has reportedly decided to go ahead with regulating stablecoins as legal tender. While welcomed by the