On Wednesday evening, Adidas ignited crypto funs on Twitter after announcing a partnership with Coinbase and closing the post with a deceptive crypto meme reference; it is “probably nothing.”
Shark Tank host Kevin O’Leary has declared he had no interest in investing in anything with litigation from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Another mainstream firm has accepted meme coin Shiba Inu. Retail giant Newegg has announced on Twitter that it will start accepting the Dogecoin killer starting this cyber Monday.
Celsius Network CFO Yaron Shalem is reportedly among those arrested with Moshe Hogeg for fraud in Israel.
Former presidential aspirant and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has warned the United States to take action in regulating cryptocurrencies.
The chief executive officer for the payment asset exchange company, Ripple, has recently expressed satisfaction with the ongoing turnout of the involved legal battle.
South Korea appears to have finally realized that the value of blockchain technology supersedes its fear of cryptocurrencies destabilizing the economy.
The government of India has placed banning of private cryptocurrencies among the agendas to be discussed in the parliament’s winter session.
Binance has resorted to re-building its Doge wallet from scratch, as a solution to the ongoing withdrawal issues.
For months now, there has been constant theorization on who will replace Jerome Powell as the U.S. Federal Reserve chairman.
Shiba Inu (SHIB), a Dogecoin-inspired decentralized cryptocurrency, is gaining popularity and notoriety.
Leading E-gift cards platform GiftChill has announced its acceptance of Shiba Inu payments.