Revolut has decided to discontinue offering cryptocurrency trading services to US users as of September 2023. This is due to regulatory uncertainties in the US. On Friday, August 4th, a Revolut representative stated that from September 2nd, the company will no longer enable customers in the United States to purchase
Block Inc., a company that facilitates Bitcoin payments, has announced that its gross profit for the second quarter of 2023 was $1.87 billion, up 27% year over year. In addition, Bitcoin accounted for $2.4 billion of the firm’s reported $5.5 billion in net revenue during the second quarter. Bitcoin revenue
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is currently causing concern among investors and traders due to its strong bearish momentum. On August 2nd, BTC broke through its downtrend week, reaching the $29,995 mark, and briefly exhibited a bullish moment following an announcement from MicroStrategy. The company revealed plans to sell
Microstrategy, the software giant is set to release its balance sheet report soon. Meanwhile, investors are wondering if Bitcoin (BTC) still leads their holdings given Bitcoin’s recent price drop. Two other tokens that have gained attention in the crypto space are Ripple (XRP) and Pomerdoge (POMD). While Ripple’s SEC case
KuCoin, a cryptocurrency exchange, has decided to suspend its Bitcoin and Litecoin mining pools as of August 16. The decision was reportedly made in response to recent layoffs that, according to rumors, impacted close to 30% of its personnel. The alleged layoff news was denied by the exchange, calling it
BlackRock, a firm that manages $9 trillion in assets, is under investigation by the US government for possible illegal Chinese investments. Legislators are concerned that Americans’ retirement savings are being used to prop up Chinese companies that the United States has blacklisted due to security and human rights concerns. According
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has experienced a slight recovery after reaching a weekly low of $28,657 on August 1. The trading price of BTC has crossed the $29K mark and is showing significant bullish momentum. After several days of trading in consolidation, Bitcoin is back
MicroStrategy, the software developer with a massive Bitcoin (BTC) stash, intends to raise up to $750 million by selling more stock. The company plans to utilize the fund to buy additional Bitcoin, further solidifying its position as one of the largest corporate holders of BTC in the United States. The
One topic has dominated coverage of the cryptocurrency industry in recent weeks. Among cryptocurrency enthusiasts, the approaching Litecoin Halving has become the most awaited event. In addition, as anticipation for the event grew, its value increased to $110 on June 30. Moreover, the price is facing high volatility as investors
Bitcoin (BTC), the oldest gem in the crypto market, witnessed a slight recovery from its weekly low of $29,030 and soared to the $29,428 price level. However, the rebound seems to be faltering as the digital asset faces selling pressure. Last week, Bitcoin experienced selling pressure that pushed its price
