South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has lifted a six-year ban that stopped companies from trading cryptocurrencies. This decision shows […]
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Hong Kong’s top financial observers plans to hire more employees as it increases its focus on the fast-growing virtual asset
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Donald Trump’s new coin TRUMP is going crazy. Launched just before Trump’s inauguration the coin’s price is through the roof.
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Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) is launching a financial services division focused on cryptocurrencies and other investment products. This
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Global financial markets have dropped following the release of a new AI (artificial intelligence) model from Chinese startup DeepSeek. The
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The crypto industry has taken a sharp turn and it’s hit XRP hard. After holding above $3 for a bit
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South Korea is one of those countries that has been deprived of crypto regulation. However, Korea has gained fame as
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