Another major soccer club is entering the cryptocurrency industry by tapping a partnership with a cryptocurrency exchange. SS Lazio, an Italian professional sports club, signed a multi-year deal with crypto
Day: September 16, 2020

South Korean police seize Bithumb shares in third raid this monthSouth Korean police seize Bithumb shares in third raid this month
South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has been raided by the Seoul Metropolitan Police for the third time this month, according to a report in a local media outlet. During

‘Other companies will follow’ — MSTR stock up 9% after buying Bitcoin‘Other companies will follow’ — MSTR stock up 9% after buying Bitcoin
The Nasdaq-listed firm MicroStrategy (MSTR) is continuing to purchase hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Bitcoin (BTC), resulting in its company stock price to gain over 9% on Sep

Covid-19 vaccine will spark Bitcoin ‘crash’ — Rich Dad Poor Dad authorCovid-19 vaccine will spark Bitcoin ‘crash’ — Rich Dad Poor Dad author
Bitcoin (BTC) will “crash” when the world finds a coronavirus vaccine that works, popular author Robert Kiyosaki claims. In a tweet on Sep. 15, Kiyosaki, famous for his book, “Rich

Major Asian bank issues credit on SCB-backed blockchainMajor Asian bank issues credit on SCB-backed blockchain
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), headquartered in the Philippines, has settled its first letter of credit (LC) transaction using the Standard Chartered-backed Contour blockchain network. The trade was a part
Significant Asian bank concerns credit on SCB-backed blockchainSignificant Asian bank concerns credit on SCB-backed blockchain
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), headquartered in the Philippines, has settled its first letter of credit (LC) transaction using the Standard Chartered-backed Contour blockchain network. The trade was a part

Major Asian bank issues credit on SCB-backed blockchainMajor Asian bank issues credit on SCB-backed blockchain
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), headquartered in the Philippines, has settled its first letter of credit (LC) transaction using the Standard Chartered-backed Contour blockchain network. The trade was a part