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In a blog post posted Monday, Coinbase Global announced its plans to allow a small set of users to access Ethereum-based decentralized apps directly in the Coinbase app.
To strengthen its European presence, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has hired the CEO of German digital assets company Solaris.
One of the largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms, Coinbase, has begun recruiting customers for Coinbase One, a subscription service that does not charge fees for trading cryptocurrencies.
Coinbase wallet app will no longer support the four tokens; however, the remaining funds will still be linked to existing addresses.
Coincover, a digital asset protection provider located in the United Kingdom, has secured $30 million in a funding round by Silicon Valley's Foundation Capital.
Mastercard, the global payments company, has filed 15 new trademark applications linked to crypto, fintech, and metaverse-related technology.
Nebeus has teamed up with Modulr to add fiat accounts, real-time payments, and Visa cards to its crypto app.
Kraken, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the acquisition of Staked, a blockchain infrastructure, and investment management firm, for an unknown sum.
In a recent interview with Bloomberg News, Kraken founder and CEO Jesse Powell said that the crypto exchange would create a nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace that will allow customers to borrow dollars against their NFTs.
The crypto industry is predominantly male, but there are crowds of intellectual and promising women in senior positions. They play active roles in making digital assets more widespread. Let's look at the top 5 women in the cryptocurrency industry.
The professional services giant Deloitte is getting increasingly serious about Bitcoin amid the struggling market, launching a major program to encourage the adoption of the cryptocurrency.
Through a partnership with FinLync, Deutsche Bank is able to utilize pre-built API integrations and SAP-integrated treasury applications to enable real-time interaction between corporate teams.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, feels that Bitcoin isn't as suitable for everyday payments as Dogecoin, a meme-based cryptocurrency.
The first BTC-based ETF entered the Middle East - the Dubai financial regulator approved the application of the Bitcoin Fund to list on Nasdaq Dubai.
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