Crypto News

Is the launch of the first Bitcoin Futures ETF behind the most bullish week in the history of crypto?

Although there’s still plenty of room for more action in the last months of 2021, we’re already speculating about what 2022 may bring.

2021 might be coming to a close, but there are still many significant crypto events before the year ends.

Just two weeks after China’s crackdown, crypto is booming!

Another tumultuous week in the cryptoverse as global sentiment grows bullish amidst on-going crackdown by China on cryptocurrencies.

From China issuing another cryptocurrency crackdown to El Salvador doubling down on their crypto holdings purchases, last week was nothing short of eventful in the cryptoverse.

What’s behind all the anticipation surrounding a Bitcoin ETF, and what would an approval mean for investors?

The next halving event for the EQO token is due to take place on September 24, and it's good news for EQO holders.

During the Weekend, the Bitcoin (BTC) network logged its 700,000th block, a major milestone. At the time of the last 100,000-block milestone (two years ago) the BTC price was worth less than $8,000. Today, one BTC is worth nearly $48,000. Even though almost 90% of BTC that can exist have already been mined, at the current pace of block production, the final BTC will be mined around the year 2140.

The U.S. tends to dominate the lion’s share of the headlines regarding blockchain and cryptocurrency regulation. However, while U.S. regulators continue to equivocate, many smaller nations embrace the opportunity to capture some of the value in the burgeoning digital asset space. Among them, Switzerland is leading the pack.

During the weekend, a judge ordered Ripple to handover terabytes of employee Slack messages to the Securities and Exchange Commission. This is the latest in the SEC’s ongoing case against Ripple for selling what they claim are “unregistered securities”.

During the Weekend, Ripple filed a motion to compel the Securities and Exchange Commission to reveal the internal cryptocurrency trading regulations for its employees. This is the latest in a long legal battle between the two. In December 2020, the SEC took legal action against Ripple, claiming XRP was a $1.3-billion unregistered securities offering.