Month: February 2020

The announcement says that projects that use Binance Cloud will be able to leverage on the functionality Binance already boasts of, with all of its features including technology, liquidity, and…

Per the report from Times of India, the turnout of voters for last year’s election was quite poor. Of the 900 million registered voters in India, 300 million could not…

The Bank of Russia’s Financial Technologies Department has approved the blockchain platform of PJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel, enabling the tokenization of goods, services, securities, and other assets. Announced on Monday,…

A number of services on tokenized margin trading and lending platform bZx–the seventh-largest DeFi platform on the Ethereum network by Total Value Locked (TVL)–were temporarily frozen this weekend after a…

Notwithstanding the palpable tension felt all over in the market, two analysts have maintained optimism that the correction may be brief for the crypto asset to maintain its parabolic trend.…

Steemit, the decentralized social media platform rewarding users for their work with cryptocurrency, announced that it would be migrating to the TRON (TRX) blockchain. Steem operates a social media network called…

Mnuchin was asked a question about cryptocurrency, which spurred the response. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) asked the Secretary about the proposed increase in the institution’s budget and whether or not…

Blockchain infrastructure company Northern Data has entered into a strategic partnership with SBI Crypto, a subsidiary of Japanese conglomerate SBI Holdings. Announced on Thursday, SBI Crypto will be hosted on…

New York-based BlockFi, a provider of crypto-backed lending products, has raised $30 million in Series B funding led by Valar Ventures, with participation from a host of other investors. Valar is…

The United States Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is set to release new regulations for digital currencies, Steven Mnuchin, the US administration’s Treasury Secretary, revealed. While speaking before the Senate…