What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
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After years of litigation with Ripple over the cryptocurrency XRP, the SEC is now raising the white flag and withdrawing its appeal.
Abu Dhabi’s MGX invests $2 billion in Binance – a strong signal for institutional crypto engagement in the Middle East.
Russia relies on cryptocurrencies like USDT in oil trading to bypass Western sanctions and circumvent the global financial system.
What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
The ECB is intensifying preparations for the digital euro and aims to complete the preparatory phase by October 2025.
The Ripple vs SEC case nears its end, impacting XRP’s price, ETFs, and crypto regulation. Will Ripple win, or will the SEC impose penalties?
BBVA offers Bitcoin and Ether trading and crypto custody services in Spain to meet the increasing client demand.
Russia is regulating cryptocurrencies: introducing the digital ruble, legalizing crypto for international trade and controlling mining.
What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
The incumbent U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an Executive Order to establish a strategic Bitcoin and crypto reserve.
CME Group will launch Solana (SOL) futures on March 17, 2025, providing institutional investors with new hedging and trading opportunities.
US President Trump has announced the creation of a strategic crypto reserve comprising Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Cardano.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
Discover the latest trends in the memecoin market as it faces a sharp decline. Are memecoins over, or can they still drive crypto adoption?
The Bybit hack marks the biggest crypto theft in history. Hackers identified as the Lazarus Group stole 1.5 billion dollars.