The CEO of Grayscale Investments outlines how the SEC might potentially violate the Administrative Procedure Act by refusing to approve a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF).
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's vice prime minister and minister of digital information, published a photo of what the war-torn country is spending crypto donations on on Sunday: Bulletproof vests with 200 pairs of ballistic plates
The engagement of regulators in cryptocurrency is an indication of the industry's maturity and longevity, encouraging brilliant ideas, minds, and money to enter the area.
Regardless of Bitcoin's price movements, institutional investors are putting their money where their mouth is this month.
Russia's finance minister shared with the government the updated and finished crypto bill, which advocates utilizing cryptocurrency as legal cash.
The AMC Theaters app now lets you buy tickets and concessions with Dogecoin. On April 15, the CEO of the company, Adam Aron, tweeted about the news. Bitpay is now a way for people to pay for things with cryptocurrency. The company said in November that it was looking into how to accept cryptocurrencies.
Argentinians are discovering that P2P (peer-to-peer) markets can help them keep or grow their crypto and foreign currency investments. According to local media reports, an increasing number of Argentinians are using peer-to-peer (P2P) exchanges and markets to engage in arbitrage and make money as P2P cashiers. Binance's Latam operations director, Maximiliano Hinz, claims that their P2P company has expanded by 40% in the last month.
BTC/USD falls to $39,223 on April 11 as BTC remains around $40,000. Between $39,000 and $41,500, Bitcoin has been trading over the previous week.
On March 28, 2018, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index reached the "greed" level for the first time in four months, achieving a 60. Since that day, bitcoin's USD value has decreased by more than $7,500, reaching a low of $39,200 per unit on April 11. The bear market has pushed the Crypto Dread and Greed Index back to the "severe fear" zone, where it currently stands at 22.
Three African countries — Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and the Republic of the Congo — are apparently considering implementing cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies powered by The Open Network (TON). Cameroon, on the other hand, is considering launching a national stablecoin based on the same blockchain network.