The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) released a preliminary guide about possible rules for crypto-companies. And there’s some bad news.
We had a bullish market for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies this March, an awful lot of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and more. Let’s check!
Did you know that you can buy, sell or invest in real estate with cryptos? That’s what’s happening in Spain lately.
Bitcoin might still have some surprises ahead, with over $100k or $300k by late 2021. That’s at least the opinion of remarkable experts.
Ireland is tightening their AML regulations, and now Bitcoin and cryptos are included. Meanwhile, the EU prepares itself for stablecoins.
One more time, DeFi protocols become riskier. PancakeSwap and Cream are under DNS and phishing attacks. The users should be very cautious.
The crypto-exchange Binance is being investigated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Meanwhile, BNB stumbles.
After a small bearish season, Bitcoin and Ethereum are starting a nice recovery. This is probably due to new institutional adoptions.
The DeFi platforms Meerkat Finance and Paid Network were supposedly hacked by over $68m in tokens. Others believe they were exit scams.
