London is turning into a tough spot for crypto followers with a wave of phone snatchings letting thieves raid digital wallets. According to a report by The Financial Times, earlier this month, a 42 year old guy named Christian D’Ippolito lost almost £40,000 in crypto after four men grabbed his
Austrian cryptocurrency exchange Bitpanda has now ruled out London as a possible venue in its initial public offering plans, a further setback to the ailing financial markets in Britain. The Vienna-based platform is one of the latest companies to shun the diminishing investment environment in London in favour of overseas
Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist, has been sentenced to a one-year jail term suspended for two years by the High Court in London. Wright was found guilty of contempt of court for defying a previous order that barred him from pursuing legal claims related to his disputed identity as
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) Group has shared that it is planning to introduce a blockchain-based platform to offer traditional financial assets as a part of its digital business plans. This will make it the first exchange to host traditional finance on the digital asset platform. On September 4, the
On Thursday, the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announced that beginning this year, it would facilitate trading and settlement for Bitcoin index futures and options derivatives. The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is now offering Bitcoin trading via a partnership with a digital trading platform. According to a report by Reuters
A London college student gets robbed off $98K worth Bitcoin (BTC). A gang of eight gangsters robbed the student threatening him with knives. Despite such hideous crimes, the police failed to capture the thieves. This piece of news is quite an interesting one, but not to offend anyone though. However,
The detectives of the UK have seized over £114 in crypto. The criminals are demanded to validate their money. Scotland Yard also seized large cash in May. While investigating a money laundering case, British detectives seized approximately £114 in cryptocurrency. A suspicious amount of digital assets was discovered in a
