Crypto Execs Say Winter Is Over; Lubin Sees an Earlier Thaw
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley and MetaMask CEO Joseph Lubin agree the crypto winter is over, but Lubin says the thaw came much earlier.
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley and MetaMask CEO Joseph Lubin agree the crypto winter is over, but Lubin says the thaw came much earlier.
Japan has moved crypto under securities rules and plans a 20% tax rate, but ETFs and lower taxes are not yet in force; the US still leads.
Sberbank has become Russia's first bank approved by the central bank to custody bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Tom Lee says BitMine will stop buying Ethereum once it reaches 5% of total supply, about 100,000 ETH away; ETH trades at $2,581.
Crypto card payment volumes hit a record $12.5 billion, up 140% year-to-date, driven by stablecoin use and cross-border transactions.
Former UBS banker Joseph Chee says China could trigger a Bitcoin supercycle if it reopens crypto trading under controls, citing two obstacles.
Amir Taaki, a Bitcoin privacy pioneer, says Singapore police questioned and deported him, highlighting ongoing legal troubles.
Over 200 merchants across Indiana now accept Bitcoin, from coffee shops to auto repair shops.
Old Major Market, an Indiana artisan meat distributor, now keeps 100% of Bitcoin it receives and ships to 48 states.
Bringin launched an invite-only beta of euro business accounts for Bitcoin companies across 30 European countries, enabling SEPA payments via vIBAN.
Bitcoin ETFs saw over $241 million in inflows last week, a third consecutive week, helping push bitcoin to $85,605.
Peter Schiff argues MicroStrategy has lost its ability to fund Bitcoin purchases via its Stretch preferred stock issuance channel.
The IMF approved a $139 million payment to El Salvador while urging the country to reduce its bitcoin involvement.
Absa is the first African bank to custody bitcoin for institutional clients, per a Bloomberg report.
Tether is launching USDT on Bitcoin again after over a decade, using private RGB technology.