Bitcoin, Gold and Bonds could dominate 2022 – Bloomberg Intelligence
As global equity markets continue their downtrend, a global commodities expert from Bloomberg believes that Bitcoin may be part of an group of assets to dominate in 2022
FCA policy, institutional products, startups, and the UK’s digital asset regulatory roadmap.
The UK's Treasury Department will be regulating stablecoins in a move that is set to create a healthy environment for stablecoin issuers and service providers.
Chelsea becomes the second club in the English premier league to have a cryptocurrency platform as one of its main sponsors.
An FTC report revealed that crypto scams on social media led to the loss of over $700 million to rackets operating on these sites.
Naysayers are out in force following Bitcoin's Monday sell-off. With no recovery in sight, more anti-Bitcoin sentiment should be expected in the coming months.
In a recent article, author Barnabas Reynolds argued that nowhere is better placed to become a global digital financial center than the U.K.'s financial district.
One victim of the attack revealed that a mugger forced him to open his phone with a fingerprint, changed his security settings, and stole £28,700, including cryptocurrency.