Iran Crypto News

Iran is finalizing plans to allow a large-scale adoption of cryptocurrencies for international settlement.

MetaMask shoots itself in the foot by blocking "certain jurisdictions," a dig deeper reveals the Ethereum ecosystem is in bed with JPMorgan.

The wallet standing at the frontier of Web3 is not as decentralized as it wants you to believe.

Settling foreign trade payments with the CBI platform in cryptocurrency has just become easier for businesses in Iran.

Miners in Iran are being awarded licenses to jack up operations as the network’s ‘hashrate’ sees a hit.

Cybersecurity firm SophosLabs has traced MrbMiner, a new cryptojacking virus that primarily targets powerful database servers, back to a small software company in Iran, according to a report published yesterday.

The Irani government will now allow imports to be paid for using Bitcoin, as per a recent report in local publication ISNA.

In a move helping to prove the intrinsic value of Bitcoin and other crypto assets, Iran’s government is finally marking an end to the national currency, the rial, after years upon years of hyperinflation in response to poor economic conditions.

GitHub, a San Francisco-based open-source code hosting provider, was prevented from providing sanctioned nations, including Iran and Syria, with access to their supposedly open-source services.

Cryptocurrency mining farms have been booming in Iran due to its low electricity costs.

Iran’s Public Relations and Information Center for the Vice Presidency for Science and Technology suggest interest in blockchain by encouraging improvements to “the infrastructure of blockchain technology with the help of [the] government and private sector.” This latest move indicates Iran is keen on joining other nations in getting a jump on the potential benefits […]