The Ukranian government has raised over $12 million in bitcoin and ether in less than a week. NGOs and local initiatives have raised $6 million more. ( read original story ...)
U.S. Prods Crypto Exchanges to Thwart Russia-Sanctions Dodgers
The Biden administration is asking crypto exchanges to help ensure that Russian individuals and organizations aren’t using virtual currencies to avoid sanctions leveled on them by Washington, ... ( read original story ...)
Which Crypto currency will get the next big leap in the market?
DRG is a phenomenon token in the market, which record 3X in launch date, so predicted to preparing for high green candles. On Feb 19, A new token veiled ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto Trading: Forget Reddit, Institutions Now Dominate
Last year, institutions traded $1.14 trillion of cryptocurrencies on Coinbase, more than double retail investors' total. ( read original story ...)
Is Crypto Here to Stay?
It seems like talk of crypto is popping up everywhere, and the mainstream media has latched on, too. But is this just a passing fad or will crypto stick around? ( read original story ...)
Crypto Donations Are About More Than Censorship-Resistance
The Ukrainian government has been soliciting crypto donations from its official Twitter account in the form of bitcoin, ether and the dollar-denominated stablecoin tether, accordi ... ( read original story ...)
From sanctions to bitcoin donations, here’s how crypto is playing a major role in the Ukraine war
The various moves are a sign of the times: a 21st Century world arming itself with digital currencies in an inaugural war of the crypto age. ( read original story ...)
Crypto exchanges choose ‘financial freedom’ and refuse to block Russian users
Despite the call from Ukraine’s vice prime minister for cryptocurrency exchanges to block all Russian user accounts, trading is likely to continue much the same as normal. Binance, the world’s ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka Joins Fortnite Icon Series With New Outfits
Naomi Osaka has entered Fortnite. The tennis phenom and highest paid female athlete in the world is the newest addition to battle royale game Fortnite, as part of their Icon Series. Last year ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto Trading Now Dominated by Institutional Investors
Last year, institutions traded $1.14 trillion of cryptocurrencies on Coinbase, more than double retail investors' total. ( read original story ...)
Bitcoin Down as Crypto Fans Rally for Ukraine After Russian Invasion
Cryptocurrency prices were falling Monday as the Russian invasion of Ukraine intensified and the embattled country seeks to raise funds through digital currencies. Bitcoin was down 3.6% to $38,314 at ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Will Freeze Russia Foreign-Exchange Reserves, Nikkei Says
Read more: Japan Seeks to Show Unity With G-7 on New Russia Sanctions The sanctions will be discussed at a meeting of G-7 finance ministers and central bank governors on March 1, the Nikkei said. ( read original story ...)
CryptoCodex: Bitcoin, Ethereum And Crypto On The Frontline Of Financial Warfare As Extreme Price Swings Hit
The bitcoin price is down almost 3% on this time yesterday as traders count the cost of some Russian banks being booted from the SWIFT interbank messaging service and the country's central bank having ... ( read original story ...)
7 Crypto and NFT Projects That Were Total Scams (February 2022 Edition)
And every month there seems to be more and more hucksters launching new crypto tokens and shilling ripoff apes. Last month some of the biggest crypto scammers made off with over $4 million, and we ... ( read original story ...)
Op-Ed: How America’s mistrust of institutions birthed the false promises of the crypto craze
During the 2008 financial crisis, with banks collapsing, life savings disappearing and the government swooping in to bail out those responsible, Americans lost faith in the institutions we relied on ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto exchange Binance blocks Russian users targeted by sanctions
Crypto exchange Binance is blocking the accounts of any Russian clients targeted by sanctions, it told Reuters on Monday, but will not freeze the accounts of others after Ukraine called for a block on ... ( read original story ...)