
Twitter to Introduce $1.25 Billion Convertible Notes Offering
Social media platform, Twitter, has announced its intention to launch a $1.25 billion convertible notes offering. The aggregate principal amount will be due in 2026.
Social media platform, Twitter, has announced its intention to launch a $1.25 billion convertible notes offering. The aggregate principal amount will be due in 2026.
Air France, one of the largest airlines in the World, has announced its efforts to adopt blockchain as a solution to the adverse effects coronavirus has had on air travel.
The cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance announced on Thursday that it would be supporting Cardano’s upgrade and hard fork. Binance will do so by pausing deposits and withdrawals of ADA, Cardano’s native cryptocurrency.
Rakuten, a major Japanese e-commerce and business giant, announced that it would be launching crypto to e-pay transaction service for its customers.
On Thursday, GlobaliD announced on Twitter that it would be launching a free XRP Mastercard card in the US very soon. The incentive behind the card is that holders will get free XRP when they spend money.
A study conducted by Crypto.com has revealed that the total number of people active in the cryptocurrency scene has, for the first time, reached its highest at 100 million users.
Major crypto exchange firm, Coinbase Global Inc. has announced its filing of a registration statement to the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission.
Major crypto exchange and derivatives trading platform OKEx announced that it would be supporting two stablecoins, USDT and USDC, on the Algorand blockchain protocol.
The blockchain-based payment company Ripple has just gotten registered as a business in the state of Wyoming, US
The two-year-long legal battle between the New York Attorney General Office and crypto firms Bitfinex and Tether finally came to an end with an $18.5 million settlement.
On Friday, an anonymous benefactor donated $800,000 in bitcoin to Massachusetts-based non-profit medical health center Cape Cod Healthcare.
Tesla and SpaceX’s CEO Elon Musk and Euro Pacific Capital CEO and vocal bitcoin critic Peter Schiff got into a Twitter exchange that led to Musk concluding that Schiff may as well be holding cryptocurrency.