Rollups alone won’t unlock blockchain’s true potential

BTC price volatility continues within a narrow range — but some BTC price data shows the path toward all-time highs.

Once, long ago, cryptocurrency companies operated comfortably in the US. In that quaint, bygone era, they would often conduct funding events called “initial coin offerings,” and then use those raised funds to try to do things in the real and blockchain world. Now, they largely do this “offshore” through foreign entities while geofencing the United

Could Bitcoin see a correction below $40,000 before breaking out toward a six-figure valuation?

China witnessed a spike in Covid cases and that has resulted in strict lockdown restrictions in several parts of the country. This triggered widespread protests in China and has possibly pulled the global stock markets lower. In addition to the turmoil in China, the cryptocurrency markets, which are already in a bear grip, are reeling under…

Bitcoin (BTC) finally recovered from its sharp drop last week and is currently hovering around $7,300, a move of more than ten percent since the latest low of $6,430. Crypto market daily performance. Source: Coin360However, the price of Bitcoin did touch $7,700 and made a sharp drop yesterday to close a CME futures gap at around…

The United Kingdom’s tax, payments and customs authority Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has reportedly requested that digital currency exchanges provide it with information about customers’ names and transactions aiming to identify cases of tax evasion.Crypto exchanges come under fireAccording to fintech-focused media outlet Coindesk, industry sources said that the agency has sent letters…

Researchers at the Bank for International Settlements think that crypto prices respond well to clear regulation, though they drop when governments issue bans. 1943 Total views 67 Total shares Researchers from the Bank for International Settlements are finding that cryptocurrency markets actually react positively to news of clear regulations.Findings? Crypto is not such a wild…

Edge, the web browser of information technology giant Microsoft, now blocks cryptojacking malware.A Microsoft Edge spokesperson told Cointelegraph on Feb. 10 that the latest version of the web browser features a new PUA (Potentially Unwanted Apps) blocking feature that may block some illicit cryptocurrency mining malware.When asked about whether Microsoft plans to protect Edge users…