News

Bitcoin Mining Stocks Dive as BTC Price Drops 20% in a Week

Bitcoin mining stocks have experienced a significant decline following a 20% drop in Bitcoin's price over the past week. Major mining companies, including Marathon Digital and Riot Blockchain, saw their stock prices fall sharply as investors reacted to the cryptocurrency's volatility. The downturn in Bitcoin's value is attributed to various market factors, including regulatory concerns and macroeconomic conditions. Analysts suggest that the mining sector may continue to face challenges as long as Bitcoin remains under pressure. This decline highlights the interconnectedness of cryptocurrency prices and mining operations.

Read the full article: Decrypt

Newly unsealed DOJ files link Jeffrey Epstein to a 2014 investment in Coinbase

Newly unsealed Department of Justice (DOJ) files reveal that Jeffrey Epstein was linked to a 2014 investment in Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange. The documents suggest that Epstein's financial activities included significant investments in various tech companies, with Coinbase being one of them. This connection raises questions about the

Europe’s role in the next wave of tokenisation

The article discusses Europe's emerging role in the tokenisation of assets, highlighting the region's regulatory framework that supports innovation while ensuring investor protection. It emphasizes the potential for tokenisation to enhance liquidity and accessibility in various markets, including real estate and art. European countries are increasingly

Vitalik Buterin Moves $29 Million Worth of Ethereum—Here's Why

Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, transferred approximately $29 million worth of ETH to a new wallet. This move has sparked speculation about his intentions, with some suggesting it could be related to upcoming projects or personal investments. The transaction comes amid a broader market trend of increased activity among major

Wall Street giant CME Group is eyeing its own 'CME Coin,' CEO says

CME Group's CEO has announced that the company is considering the development of its own cryptocurrency, dubbed 'CME Coin.' This initiative aims to enhance the firm's offerings in the digital asset space and cater to the growing demand for cryptocurrency products among institutional investors.

Read more

Newly unsealed DOJ files link Jeffrey Epstein to a 2014 investment in Coinbase

Europe’s role in the next wave of tokenisation

Vitalik Buterin Moves $29 Million Worth of Ethereum—Here's Why

Wall Street giant CME Group is eyeing its own 'CME Coin,' CEO says