
Elon Musk Rallies Up Dogecoin Again in a Fampus Tweet Featuring Shina Inu
Vocal, Eccentric and meme-loving Elon Musk took to Twitter yesterday and once again promoted the popular-rising Dogecoin.

Vocal, Eccentric and meme-loving Elon Musk took to Twitter yesterday and once again promoted the popular-rising Dogecoin.

Canadian electric car maker Daymak is pioneering an electric car range that will mine cryptocurrency when it is parked.

Dogecoin community and its supporters have proposed a Doge-themed music festival, Dogepalooza, to celebrate the cryptocurrency’s recent successes in solidifying its market presence.

Cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase is making moves to improve its user experience a far as payments are concerned. Coinbase announced its addition of the most popular digital payments feature, Apple Pay, for its debit card offering, Coinbase Card.

BitMEX stated today that it would extend by one year its funding support for Bitcoin developer

Following a series of drama surrounding Ripple and the US lawsuit, they are at it yet again. The courts have denied the SEC motion to access Ripple’s legal communication regarding the XRP.

Cryptocurrencies are now legitimate, according to the Reserve Bank of India. However, they proved that banks could not close a customer’s Crypto account.

Elon Musk’s environmental concerns over Bitcoin mining have acquired the support of TRON’s Justin Sun.

Binance US new CEO Brian Books recently warned about panicking over Dogecoin in an interview with CoinDesk. The former acting comptroller of the currency at USOCC asserted the potential effects of the panic over Dogecoin on Bitcoin, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies.

PumaPay plans to migrate from Ethereum to the Binance smart chain to bridge the two networks, allowing it to accept a broader range of tokens and cryptocurrencies for payments.

Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo have testified before the United States Senate Banking Committee on their bitcoin policy.

The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated today that it has filed an action against five people for allegedly promoting a worldwide unregistered digital asset securities offering that generated more than $2 billion from retail investors.