Leading South Korean telecom firm adopts blockchain for carbon ambitions
South Korean telecommunication giant KT Corp announced its intent to launch a blockchain digital document initiative to tackle carbon emissions.
Bitcoin bull run sparks $180K BTC price prediction ahead of institutional ‘fireworks’
Multiple Bitcoin buy-ins are due to be reported next week, an analyst notes as attention increasingly focuses on a fresh battle for BTC’s all-time highs.
Binance US Targets IPO in The Next Three Years, Says Changpeng Zhao
Changpeng Zhao – Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Binance – said the US arm of the cryptocurrency exchange could follow Coinbase and have an initial public offering in the…
Russian Sberbank plans to register its digital asset tool in September
As the largest banking and financial institution in Russia and one of the world’s biggest public companies, Sber’s move into digital assets is a significant one.
US defense contractor Simba Chain raises $25 million to boost NFT efforts
The $25 million funding round, led by Valley Capital Partners, would enable Simba Chain to dedicate resources to new trends in the blockchain space.
Dogecoin 2.0 (DOGE2) Surges 300% in a Day Despite Dogecoin Foundation’s Threats
The meteoric rise in the price of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency, Dogecoin, has prompted many other versions of “crypto dog” tokens with the hope of getting a similar effect. While most…
Shop.com Announces Cryptocurrency Acceptance to ‘Kick off the Next Chapter’ of Business
This past weekend at the Market America Worldwide Shop.com 2021 International Convention (MAIC2021), the president of the e-commerce firm, Steve Ashley, announced Shop.com sites from around the world will be…
MicroStrategy stock flips bullish with MSTR a Bitcoin ‘proxy’ for institutional investors
The bullish setup has appeared after MSTR's increasingly positive correlation with Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency which has surged 339% year on year and is now struggling to close above $50,000.
Illegal crypto mining not the cause of power shortages in Iran, ministry says
Iran’s Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade questioned Tavanir’s claims that illegal mining activities consume 2,000 megawatts of power.