The founders provide a solution born out of the most common problem in the crypto world, the need for a reliable selection of crypto projects. In 2021 only, until this point, there was 32 hacks and ... ( read original story ...)
Why Right Now Is a Great Time to Buy Your First Crypto
T he crypto revolution reminds me of the internet revolution in the late 20th century. It's that big and that important. While many people are focused on the "currency" aspects an ... ( read original story ...)
Fake Crypto Threats, Medicare Price Wars: News for Financial Advisers
A roundup of the latest of interest to financial advisers includes research on the Great American Retirement Fraud, fearless forecasts, and the problem with Roth conversions in 2022. ( read original story ...)
NFTs: Psychedelic Crypto
A basic premise when it comes to price movements in crypto has consistently been that when bitcoin makes a significant move, everything else follows. ( read original story ...)
In For The Long Haul: Binance Founder And CEO Changpeng Zhao Is Going All In For Crypto
This was followed by his entry into the crypto realm in 2013, with his interest in the sector piqued after he studied the now famous Bitcoin whitepaper attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. He then ... ( read original story ...)
Russia-Ukraine: In the world’s first crypto war, uncertainty about who will benefit
The first major conflict of the crypto era also means that, for the first time ever, a tool that can move billions of dollars easily across borders is available to be marshaled by both sides. “Because ... ( read original story ...)
COVID-19 tracker: Tokyo logs 11,125 new coronavirus cases
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government reported 11,125 new COVID-19 cases Friday, down by 5,004 from a week before, as well as 23 fatalities. The number of severely ill patients under Tokyo’s criteria ... ( read original story ...)
Japan sets out plans to defend supply chains, see off hackers
Japan will step up spending to strengthen its supply chains and do more to guard against cyberattacks launched through imported systems and software under draft legislation approved by the cabinet on ... ( read original story ...)
Japan raises eruption alert level for Mount Ontake, a volcano that killed dozens in 2014
Japan’s weather agency raised its alert level for a volcano near the center of the country that erupted in 2014 leaving 63 people dead or missing. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s office real estate sector is down, but not out
Japan's office sector remains a bit on the back foot, but market veterans predict resilience in the face of serious challenges. ( read original story ...)
India, Japan to hold joint military exercise from Sunday
India and Japan will hold a joint military exercise, “DHARMA GUARDIAN-2022”, at the Foreign Training Node, Belagavi (Belgaum, Karnataka) from 27 February to 10 March with the objective of meeting the ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo recorded 30 ‘stealth Omicron’ cases by late January
Tokyo confirmed 30 cases of infections with the BA.2 Omicron subvariant by the end of January, the metropolitan government said on Feb. 25. ( read original story ...)
‘The pressure eats you up inside’: Reece Prescod eyes redemption after disqualification at Tokyo Olympics
The British sprinter returns at the British Indoor Championships this weekend after disqualification in the men’s 100m semi-finals ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks rebound as cheap tech issues snapped-up on Wall Street’s rise
Tokyo stocks closed sharply higher Friday, snapping a five-day losing streak, as investors sought out stocks with cheap valuations with tech issues gaining notably following Wall Street's rebound ... ( read original story ...)
Week-over-week dive in COVID-19 cases keeps pace across Japan
The number of new COVID-19 cases Friday in Japan’s capital city, while still substantial, fell again below the number a week prior, signaling the further waning of the omicron wave of the coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
Japan says energy supply secure as it promises more sanctions against Russia
Japan will strengthen sanctions against Russia to include financial institutions and military equipment exports, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Friday, adding that an impact on his resource-poor ... ( read original story ...)