
MoneyGram Partners With Stellar and USDC for Blockchain-Based Payments
Traditional payment giant MoneyGram announced on Wednesday that it is working with the Stellar Network to facilitate blockchain-based payments.

Traditional payment giant MoneyGram announced on Wednesday that it is working with the Stellar Network to facilitate blockchain-based payments.

The undeniability of cryptocurrencies is so apparent presently, that the Bank of America has released a report showing how many crypto-utilizing Americans are there.

Close to 2000 people last week bought into a presale of a collection of digital figurines only to receive nothing in return but a set of emojis.

Meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin is celebrating a huge milestone today as giant movie theatre AMC starts accepting payments in Doge.

Robinhood, an online brokerage platform that went public in July, now offers customers 24/7 phone assistance for questions regarding their assets, including cryptocurrency.

While social media platform Facebook was battling a multi-hour outage yesterday, leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin was rising on the market.

80% of People in El Salvador who have Access to Internet now Use Bitcoin Actively and Are Getting Discounts for Using it

A Subaru Race Car that was discovered to have been used by rally champion Colin McRae was sold for $361,000 worth of Bitcoin.

Visa’s first smart contract deployment was a payment channel accepting both Ether and USDC. This is a conceptual protocol in development by the payment processor that will enable interoperability between central bank digital currencies, called a “Universal Payment Channel,” or UPC.

Solana and Uniswap are the latest addition to Grayscale’s $495M Digital Cap Fund. The crypto investment fund announced the incorporation of the two in what appears to be an initiative for a quarterly balance.

The Bitcoin exchange platform, Mt.Gox, may soon be required to distribute 200K to its creditors upon a lingering lawsuit.

The crypto community is receiving terrific news from the U.S. Fed Reserve chair Jerome Powell. It looks like cryptocurrencies are in the U.S. to stay according to Jerome.