Tether Ranks Seventh Among Top US Treasuries Buyers in 2024
Tether, the largest stablecoin company in the cryptocurrency space, has become one of the largest buyers of U.S. treasuries as
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‘FIFA Coin’ Project Announced at White House Crypto Summit
In an unlikely move, Gianni Infantino president of FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association), announced that his organization is seeking
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Bank of Montreal Has Been Quietly Buying Bitcoin ETFs
The Bank of Montreal (BMO), Canada’s third largest bank by asset size, quietly purchased approximately $150 million in spot bitcoin
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Promise Fulfilled: President Trump Issues Full Pardon to Silk Road Creator Ross Ulbricht
Fulfilling one of his campaign promises, President Trump has issued a full pardon to Ross Ulbricht, creator and operator of
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Nigeria Approves First Dedicated AI University in Africa
Nigeria is set to launch Africa’s first dedicated artificial intelligence (AI) university, Wini Institution, in Epe, Lagos. This ambitious project
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07:26
Bitoasis Secures Full VASP License From Dubai’s VARA
Bitoasis, a leading virtual asset platform in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, has received a full virtual
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A Crypto Tax Paradise? Czech Republic Pioneers Tax-Free Crypto Policies
Czech lawmakers have approved a groundbreaking tax reform exempting bitcoin and other digital assets from capital gains tax if held
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Coinbase-Backed Yellow Card Seeks Nigerian License After South African Regulatory Win
Yellow Card, an African stablecoin platform, is taking steps to secure a license from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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Dollar’s Role Shrinks as 80% of Russian Export Revenues Shift to Non-Toxic Currencies
Russia’s central bank, the Bank of Russia, has revealed that over 80% of major Russian exporters’ revenues are now denominated
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Crypto Kidnapping: Tourist Held Captive, Forced to Transfer $250K in USDT
A 23-year-old Ukrainian tourist in Phuket, Thailand, was kidnapped and forced to transfer $250,000 in USDT stablecoins (about 8.56 million
