Here’s what happened in crypto today

As part of a recent lengthy position paper on crypto, a South African regulatory body called the Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group, or IFWG, mentioned crypto as a possible but unlikely risk to the country's monetary system at present.  In its April 16 paper, under a section titled "the risks of crypto assets," the IFWG said:"The risk…

The Monetary Authority of Singapore is seeking new retail CBDC solutions with a new global challenge offering cash prizes and expert digital currency mentorship. 731 Total views 3 Total shares The Monetary Authority of Singapore, the country’s central bank and a major financial regulator, is challenging fintech companies to pitch solutions for a central bank…

Bitcoin faces a key weekly close as BTC price indicators keep bulls' hopes alive when it comes to new all-time highs.

The cryptocurrency market has been under a period of duress, with a majority of the tokens in the cryptoverse witnessing a price slump that has set in since the first week of December. The flagship cryptocurrency token, Bitcoin (BTC), underwent a flash crash on Dec. 4, wherein the price of the token fell below $50,000…

A database of 129 million Russian car drivers is being exposed on the darknet for just 0.3 Bitcoin or about $2,900. 1056 Total views 38 Total shares The major cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), continues to be actively used for illicit activity. Anonymous hackers have taken the data of over 129 million Russian car owners to expose…

Nvidia’s strong earnings report didn’t have the immediate effect on AI crypto tokens that traders expected.

On April 14, the price of Ether (ETH) just hit an all-time high at $2,400 and although the price has increased more than three-fold since the beginning of this year, the current speculative premium suggests, there is a lot of room for upside.Ether's speculative premium is far from overheatedWhile the current price of Ether is…

The blockchain and Web3 hub will serve as a center for knowledge exchange and collaboration between technology firms and government entities in Africa. 207 Total views 6 Total shares The Kenyan government has inked a deal with Abu Dhabi-based blockchain platform Venom Foundation to launch a blockchain and Web3 hub in Africa. The partnership will attempt…