Crypto exchange Tap Global becomes one of London’s first listings of 2023 January 10, 2023 Tap Global has become one of London’s first listings of 2023 and the UK’s first listed crypto exchange services provider.
Aggressive institutional investors pushing into digital assets set to replace retail players January 10, 2023 Institutional investors are set to replace retail investors as the major holders of digital assets in 2023, according to new research shared with City A.M. today. More than 7 out of 10 of professional investors believe institutions will hold 60 per cent of digital assets within seven years, reversing the current status where institutions hold [...]
Yesterday’s Bitcoin gains hold firm as crypto markets show promise January 10, 2023 Bitcoin and Ethereum are up by 0.3% and 1.30%, respectively, with Bitcoin trading for $17,266 this morning, and Ethereum priced at $1,332.
Bitcoin millionaires ‘drop like flies’ as FTX fallout shakes crypto market January 9, 2023 The number of bitcoin millionaires has plunged and scammers have filled their boots in the past year as the market is gripped by a ‘crypto winter’, brought on by soaring inflation and a string of high profile bankruptcies.
Crypto spot volumes dip to 2019 levels as prices seemingly start recovering January 9, 2023 Data from CryptoCompare shows that the price of Bitcoin started the first week of 2023 trading close to the $16,700 mark.
So you think your crypto belongs to you? Think again January 9, 2023 Temple Melville looks into the complexities and grey areas surrounding staking and wallets provided by crypto exchanges.
Cardano leads the charge as crypto markets start the week with a buzz January 9, 2023 Topping $17,250, Bitcoin is having its strongest day since the start of the new year, as Cardano posts an impressive 18% lift.
UK class-action lawsuits against Google, Apple and Sony see value of competition claims surge to £26bn January 9, 2023 The value of UK competition class-actions surged last year, according to new data published today, following the filing of a series of multi-billion-pound claims against some of the world’s biggest tech companies, including Apple, Google and Sony. The value of class-action lawsuits filed in the UK over claims around anti-competitive behaviour surged six-fold over the [...]
Decentralised open source protocols = freedom January 8, 2023 Dr Kacher explains how Web3 enables decentralised DAOs which offer open source protocols that are funded by DAOs and NFTs.
CBDCs – the future of banking or an Orwellian Nightmare? January 6, 2023 Susie Violet Ward presents the case against central bank digital currencies, arguing they're a one-way ticket to trouble.