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Top 21 Virtual Conferences and Online Summits for Fintech Professionals

With COVID-19 continuing to claim victims and governments still enforcing strict public health rules, online events are providing professionals with the opportunity to...

Coldplay Bassist Invests in Bitcoin (BTC) Trading App

Popular British rock band Coldplay’s bassist, Guy Berryman recently funded a Bitcoin (BTC) trading platform called Zumo. Berryman is one of the several...

Industry at a Crossroads, Crypto Enters Fourth Phase of Development

The crypto space is well over a decade old with more than 5,500 different cryptocurrencies and a market capitalization north of $250 billion....

Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling Wants To Learn About Bitcoin; Crypto Twitter Helps Out

British author, J.K Rowling, famed for writing the much-loved series of Harry Potter could become the latest popular figure to get involved with Bitcoin, after revealing that she doesn’t understand what bitcoin is and would need an explanation. In a tweet from a few minutes ago to press time, J.K. Rowling had responded to Coindesk writer, Leigh Cuen who had fantasized about the chances of getting a response from the famous novelist about Bitcoin. J.K Rowling in a tweet replied: I don’t understand bitcoin. Please explain it to me. — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) May 15, 2020 As one would expect

What’s Next for Central Bank Digital Currencies?

Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) have been the talk of the town ever since the idea of a government-controlled blockchain came into prominence. The democratic ideas that blockchain technology is supposed to be a reminder for now run the risk of being compromised due to its rising popularity among government institutions the world over. As
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Could Crypto Help Solve Recent Problems with Remittances?

Remittances have been at an all-time high in the last couple of years. Experts predicted that by 2021, migrant workers will send home nearly $600 billion a year. However, the COVID-19 has changed all that. Instead of consistent growth remittances have shown the sharpest decline in recent history. Millions of migrant workers are now unable to send their money home. Cryptocurrency might offer a solution to that problem to prevent a recurrence of this situation. State of remittances in the COVID-19 pandemic Remittances are going down fast, which is a major problem for all remittance-dependent economies. There are quite a

Libra pivots to hosting fiat digital currencies

The Libra concept unveiled in June 2019 is a lot different to the current thinking – so much so that developers working on...

Crypto & Corona

The coronavirus crisis is catalysing socio-economic and technological trends that will accelerate crypto adoption.There’s no doubt that the coronavirus crisis has impacted cryptocurrency...

Bitcoin Wallet Startup Launches Global Fund of Funds for Bitcoin

Bixin, one of the earliest bitcoin mining administrators and wallet new companies, is committing 6600 bitcoin, worth $66 million, to another store of...

PT Cashlez Worldwide Indonesia, the Nation’s First Fintech Payment Firm to be Publicly Listed, Makes Strategic Acquisition

PT Cashlez Worldwide Indonesia, which is reportedly the nation’s first Fintech payment company to be publicly listed, saw its share price increase from...

Vitalik Buterin Sheds Light on Ethereum Foundation’s Staking Plan for ETH 2.0

Ethereum (ETH) co-creator Vitalik Buterin recently appeared on the CryptoPOV podcast with host David Hoffman to discuss issues concerning the ETH 2.0, the...

Three currency wars, not one

This short blog post describes three different types of currency wars that seem to be happening at the moment. The phrase “currency wars” is...

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