Meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu, popularly dubbed the “Dogecoin Killer,” is making remarkable milestones. The most recent news is that a Paris-based restaurant is now accepting SHIB payments for food served.
Electic automobile giant Tesla filed its quarterly report with the US Security and Exchange Commission on Monday, through which they expressed the desire to resume cryptocurrency payments.
Electric automobile giant Tesla has hinted it may resume support for cryptocurrency payments like it did a while ago.
Mastercard debit or credit cardholders are now able to pay with Bitcoin thanks to a new partnership between card giant Mastercard and crypto firm Bakkt Holdings.
Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey believes hyperinflation is soon coming to the United States and it will change everything. The current state is already dire, but things will get worse, says Twitter’s Jack Dorsey.
Sam Bankman, the founder of FTX Exchange, has become the newest richest man in the world in the under-30 category, all thanks to crypto.
Commission-free trading platform Robinhood is interested in how many of its clients have bought the Shiba Inu coin in the past few months.
Bitcoin core developer Jonas Schnelli has announced his departure from the leading cryptocurrency development team.
Robinhood’s crypto wallet is proving to be a very demanded and anticipated feature. Speaking on CNBC’s Disruptor 50 summit, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev revealed that the wallet’s waitlist now has 1 million people.
Walmart, the world’s biggest retailer by revenue, is now selling bitcoin at hundreds of its stores across the country.
Meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu is now listed on Public, the rival exchange to Robinhood. Public started listing cryptocurrencies on its platform earlier this month.
Through their CEO, Adam Aron, Theatre chain AMC has suggested that the company could issue its own cryptocurrency soon.