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Since 2021, transactions involving Non-Fungible Tokens ("NFT") have seen a rise in popularity. NFT is the flavour of the month and people have taken full advantage of this so called NFT-bubble...

"We should be concerned about China's predatory practices," Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., told the Wall Street Journal.

Leading crypto lender Celsius Network has announced to pause all withdrawals, swap and transfers between accounts due to "extreme market conditions".

Allinfra plans to use the funds to scale up its software products and bolster its sales force, while Nomura will help the Hong Kong start-up develop and distribute digital asset products in the climate finance market.

Speaking to reporters after a House Appropriations Committee panel hearing Wednesday, SEC Chair Gensler said: "A lot of these tokens will fail."

People are understandably confused about cryptocurrency and its significance for their community. What the State of Colorado does next will impact normal citizens of Colorado for decades to come.

A common law legal system, strong crypto adoption and an English speaking population means Malaysia is well placed to become a crypto hub. Read more…

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have recently become a global trend. NFTs are created and stored in a blockchain but are different from fungible…