In the series of unfortunate events that have been crippling in the crypto industry throughout the UK and Thailand, China is in arms with the new insurrection.
In recent months, the UK has been making it almost impossible for its citizens to partake in the cryptocurrency business.
On Friday, June 18, global volunteer-based non-profit organization Operation Smiles announced that it is now open to crypto donations.
New York-based crypto exchange Gemini is now offering trading and custody for 45 cryptocurrencies.
BBVA (BBVA.MC) of Spain announced on Friday the introduction of a bitcoin trading app for private banking customers in Switzerland interested in digital asset investing.
According to its latest move, China is actively furthering the use of its digital yuan, the e-CNY. Over 3000 ATMs across China’s capital Beijing can now convert e-CNY to cash and vice versa.
Carlitos Antonio Rejala Helman, a Deputy of the Nation and Member of Congress from Paraguay, intends to introduce a Bitcoin law next month.
On Thursday, the leading Bitcoin ATM provider, CoinFlip, announced it has expanded its operations in the United States, specifically Alaska, by installing three Bitcoin Automated Teller Machines.
The World Bank has declared its stand not to be part of any dealings involving El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption as legal tender.
Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, told CNBC on Wednesday that “nothing prevents” her business from taking Bitcoin payments:
Non-Fungible Tokens, AKA NTFs, are blockchain-based assets used to show ownership of a collectible.
In a virtual lecture, Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo stated that the central bank has prohibited Indonesian financial institutions from accepting bitcoin as a method of payment or other financial services instruments.