A Russian court, the Supreme Court of Tatarstan, has issued an arrest warrant for three founders of Finiko. Finiko posed as an investment company but turned out to be a Ponzi scheme.
Newyork based property management company, Magnum Real Estate Group, will accept payments in Bitcoin for the sale of three ground-level shops located in Manhattan. The Bitcoin payment service provider, Bitpay, would be responsible for processing all the cryptocurrency transactions.
XRP holders are going after tech giant Apple for allowing bad actors, which is listed in its App Store. The holders allege that these apps have stolen their assets and information.
American Multinational financial technology company, Paypal, has announced its eligibility to all UK customers. Customers can now buy, sell or hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin.
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In August, AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (AMC), the nation’s most prominent movie theater chain, said that it would accept bitcoin for online ticket and concession sales before the end of the year in its second-quarter results report.
A new partnership between search engine giant Google and Canadian blockchain studio Dapper Labs has triggered excitement in the crypto and NFT community.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has placed a job advertisement for a position inside its Central Bank Digital Currency research division amid the current Senate investigation into crypto legislation in the country.
The press release that went out on Monday, September 13, announcing a partnership with U.S. retail giant Walmart and Litecoin turns out to be fake.
Two former senior executives of the Ripple blockchain firm, Jeremy Light and Richard Bell plan to
The U.S. Securities and Exchange is threatening to sue crypto exchange Coinbase if it proceeds to launch its yield-generating product called Coinbase Lend.
Following El Salvador’s decision to make bitcoin legal currency, a poll was undertaken to see if Americans favor or oppose a similar move in the United States. Sixty-one percent of the 4,912 people who took part in the survey did not oppose it.