[ad_1] Quarterly earnings reports are starting to pour in across the financial sector, and with them, updates on the state of crypto adoption across the industry. Although some companies are, understandably, still feeling the chill
[ad_1] On May 7, there were three huge changes in Binance’s Bitcoin balance. According to data analytics platform CryptoQuant, they consisted of an outflow of 117,359 BTC, an inflow of 10,036 BTC, and an outflow
[ad_1] Crypto exchange Binance halted Bitcoin (BTC) withdrawals for the second time on May 8, citing a large backlog of pending withdrawals. Binance tweeted on May 8 that it closed off BTC withdrawals “temporarily” as
[ad_1] MicroStrategy – the business intelligence company co-founded by Michael Saylor – has purchased bitcoin each quarter since August 2020. The company is the largest corporate holder of the primary cryptocurrency, owning 140,000 BTC. It
[ad_1] Bitcoin’s (BTC) volatility has shrunk further this week and it is on track to form an inside-bar pattern on the weekly chart. Although the bulls are finding it difficult to clear the overhead hurdle
[ad_1] Internet payment processor Stripe has introduced a fiat-to-crypto onramp to address the “cold start problem” faced by Web3 companies, as a result of customers not having “crypto in their wallets to carry out transactions.”
[ad_1] The government of Kazakhstan has received 3.07 billion tenge (approximately $7 million) in tax payments from crypto mining entities in 2022, following the implementation of an amended law regulating the fiscal burden of mining
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) saw fresh volatility on May 6 as low-liquidity weekend trading tested the mettle of its trading range. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView Bitcoin “in limbo” despite volatili Data from Cointelegraph
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) could be set for historic gains thanks to a simple trend line breakout, a popular trader hopes. In a Twitter discussion on May 5, Titan of Crypto flagged a rare bull signal
[ad_1] The Casablanca Court of Appeals ruled that the 21-year-old Frenchman – Thomas Clausi – will serve an 18-month prison sentence for orchestrating a crypto scheme. The defendant must compensate the victims of his scam
