Cryptocurrency News

Mauritius is expected to provide license to digital asset custodians, according to an official report. The decision to do is basically part of a plan to develop a fintech hub, which will be “in and for” Africa.

Bithumb Global, a well-known cryptocurrency exchange company, has just introduced an over-the-counter (OTC) trading desk. It has been developed specifically for digital currencies.

New information has come to light about the QuadrigaCX controversy. Latest reports show that there were funds moved out of QuadrigaCX before the apparent collapse of Canada’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange.

According to the latest updates, the $145 million in cryptocurrencies that QuadrigaCX executives said were stuck in an encrypted cold storage wallet could in actuality be missing. Another report states that the Canadian cryptocurrency exchange is also not regulated (as it claims) by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC).

BitTorrent, the popular peer-to-peer (p2p) torrent client, has revealed its plans of partnering with CoinPayments. The decision to do so would help the former’s native token called BitTorrent Token (i.e. based on the TRON protocol) acquire support through the latter’s cryptocurrency payments gateway.

Someone is reportedly impersonating the much-awaited Bitcoin Futures Trading platform called Bakkt. According to the official report, this is being done in hopes of bilking people out of their BTC.

The CEO of Twitter named Jack Dorsey has recently expressed his affection towards the world’s leading cryptocurrency called Bitcoin. The executive of the social media site, who is also the CEO of Square, revealed that BTC is the only digital currency he holds.

It is no secret that Jack Dorsey, who is basically the chief executive of both Twitter and Square, has long been a fan of Bitcoin. But it was only recently when his affection for the world’s leading digital currency has gained public attention. This was after the CEO decided to tweet about it on the platform.

Coinbase has just introduced the direct Bitcoin support, which is specifically meant for its very own Wallet app. The latter is currently able to support other digital currencies, such as Ethereum and Ethereum Classic.

Opera just announced that its built-in Android Wallet is now enabled for the purchasing of Ethereum’s Ether. The service, which is only made available for Android users, became a possibility through the partnership between the web browser and the digital currency brokerage company called Safello.