This week’s Crypto Biz examines recent acquisitions in the crypto industry, Tether’s plans for a dirham stablecoin, and Polychain’s investment in the Bitcoin protocol Corn.
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The US Independent presidential candidate said he would remove himself from the ballot in ten battleground states where he might be a “spoiler” for Harris or Trump.
Gavin Wood introduced a major infrastructure development for Web3 citizenship, while Hashkey’s CEO forecasted a resurgence in the DeFi market driven by lower interest rates.
The Sept. 28 earnings report is being called the most important event of the year for the stock market.
Bitcoin’s rise above $63,000 has attracted buying in several altcoins, signaling that the sentiment is turning bullish.
The crypto exchange did not provide a timeline on when crypto withdrawals might resume, citing legal issues.
New research indicates that in countries where central bank digital currencies have been adopted or are under consideration, well-being is low.
In 2021, PleasrDAO acquired “Once Upon A Time in Shaolin,” a one-of-a-kind musical album by Wu-Tang Clan, for $4.75 million.
The DMM conglomerate hopes the coins powering its anime-filled Web3 ecosystem will be used with and among its partners as well.
Crypto wallets with easier sign-in options and recoverable passwords could become the industry standard in the future.
Bitcoin bulls charge into key BTC price resistance as the US Federal Reserve gives a clear signal regarding interest rate cuts.
The AMOS stealer targeting Mac users can now clone Ledger Live software and may soon clone other wallet apps, warns cybersecurity firm Moonlock.
Tether’s decision to avoid launching its blockchain stems from the crowded market and strategic alignment with existing platforms.
Fetch.ai is opening an Innovation Lab in San Francisco for early-stage startups working with AI agents.
Kennedy is set to address the nation from Arizona on Aug. 23 and could potentially reveal more support for Trump's presidency.
Documents have surfaced revealing state-linked Chinese entities using Amazon cloud services or similar services to access advanced AI chips and capabilities banned by the US.