The Bank of Russia warns that tokenized real-world assets pose new risks, including market volatility and regulatory challenges. The tokenization of real-world assets remains in its early stages and currently poses no significant systemic risks. However, as the practice spreads,…
The Bank of Russia warns that tokenized real-world assets pose new risks, including market volatility and regulatory challenges. The tokenization of real-world assets remains in its early stages and currently poses no significant systemic risks. However, as the practice spreads,…
The current bull market for Bitcoin (BTC) is believed to be in its early stages. Ki Young Ju, founder and CEO of the crypto analysis platform CryptoQuant, shared this perspective through his social media account. Continue Reading: CryptoQuant CEO Predicts Bitcoin’s Price Rise in Current Bull Market The post CryptoQuant CEO Predicts Bitcoin’s Price Rise in Current Bull Market appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
Ethereum is experiencing a significant surge in its derivatives market, with futures open interest hitting a record high of $20.8 billion amidst bullish market sentiment. The recent rally in Ethereum’s
Through most of November, Bitcoin (BTC) has been moving towards the long-predicted $100,000 price target – sometimes making rapid daily … Continue reading The post Bitcoin short interest in focus as BTC nears $100k appeared first on Finbold .
Ripple’s XRP zoomed past $1.4 on Friday — its highest price point since May 2021 after United States SEC Chair Gary Gensler announced his resignation date.
The recent surge in the cryptocurrency market has captured the attention of investors, with XRP achieving a new three-year high, signaling a potential shift in market dynamics. This remarkable uptick
The U.K.'s long awaited crypto rules are coming.
Speculation around a second-term Trump presidency raises questions about another round of stimulus checks.
Chinese banks have implemented additional compliance measures for payments from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), India, and Hong Kong, which have traditionally served as trade partners for Russia. These measures aim to identify Russian businesses using third countries as proxies to complete payments. Chinese banks now require documentation confirming that goods will be sent directly