Low-code platforms enable even the most traditional banks and financial services companies to rival the nimbleness of their fintech rivals.

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Piyush Gupta, CEO of DBS Bank, says Private digital coins like Bitcoin will continue to grow as a meaningful store of value.

Welcome, Cryptonauts. It looks like It’s everybody’s favourite time of year again: Tax season. 🥳 🙄 It is no secret that tax reporting can be complex, especially for crypto holders, as trying to navigate the constantly changing crypto tax landscape with a lack of a structured taxation framework is an administrative nightmare. Luckily, with the […]

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Investors believe Bitcoin will stand its ground this year but in the altcoins world, some rising stars are brimming with potential.

Zyori also clarified that things are still being implemented and changed in Axie Infinity, stating that it is a part of the rollercoaster journey.

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THUNDER BAY, ON, March 14, 2022 /CNW/ – As Canada works towards recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, investments in our airports continue to be crucial to maintain safety, security, and connectivity for travellers, workers, and communities. Government of Canada investments also help ensure Canada’s airports are…

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Aviva Zacks of Safety Detectives recently sat down with Mike Jones, Senior Director of Product Management for the Agari products within the HelpSystems email security family. She asked him about his company’s commitment to helping its customers secure their email. Safety Detectives: What has your journey to cybersecurity been like? Mike Jones: I started in […]

Regardless of the growing economic sanctions against Russia, the volume of cryptocurrencies bought using Rubles across several major cryptocurrency exchanges plummets drastically. According to data from blockchain-data aggregators display, Russian collateralizing crypto trading across significant crypto exchanges is dropping badly. This debunks the idea that Russia will leverage crypto assets in maneuvering sanctions. Last week, when the Bitcoin price surged more than 15%, some crypto pundits proposed that the rally was related to Russians purchasing crypto assets amid the growing economic sanctions. Related Article | Veteran Trader Advises ‘Gen Zs’ To Set Aside Savings On Bitcoin And Hold Moreover, this belief seems contradictory as Chainalysis displayed data, revealing ruble-denomination cryptocurrency trading. It plummeted to $34.1 million on Thursday, which is about a 50%-decline since its recent high of $70.7 million last week on February 24. Citigroup Analyst Comments On The Cryptocurrency Situation Commenting on the topic of sanctions-focused crypto buying to Bloomberg. Alexander Saunders-Citigroup analyst responded that the trading volumes have been comparatively small recently. However, he also proposed that this PA is higher because of traders and investors preparing for an anticipated increasing demand from Russia instead of the country demanding for itself. Regardless of pundits’ debunking, cryptocurrency could be essential to aid Russia in circumventing sanctions. But unfortunately, the EU (European Union) and the United States are still spurring their regulatory assessments of cryptocurrencies. Just recently, NY state upsurged its blockchain monitoring capabilities to further inhibit digital currencies from being used for aiding Russian interests. Governor Of New York Against Russian Collaborations With The State On February 27, Kathy Hochul, the governor of New York, gave an executive order informing agencies to terminate all collaborations with Russian companies and institutions, even entities and bodies that provide them assistance. In her statement, she highlighted that New York is home to the country’s largest Ukrainian population. And will use all technological assets to safeguard her people, thus showing Russia that they will be held accountable. The Blockchain Associations’ Head of Policy in the United States – Jake Chervinsky, described their worries as “totally unfounded. In his tweet, he explained his perspective of the ongoing situation. He stated that Russia can’t and won’t be able to utilize cryptocurrencies to evade economic sanctions. Chervinsky buttressed that these worries misunderstand: how sanctions operate, how cryptocurrency markets work, how Putin aims to mitigate sanctions, etc. Ari Redbord, the Head of Legal and Government Affairs at TRM Labs, also commented on bolstering this perspective further. He explained that currently, it’s too later for Russia to use cryptocurrencies to handle its sanctions. Related Article | Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak’ Feels’ Bitcoin Will Be Worth $100,000 Also, he added that cryptocurrencies’ and blockchains’ transparent nature would make it possible for the entire public to monitor transactions and notice individuals or entities trying to maneuver sanctions. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from TradingView.com

eToro‘s CEO Yoni Assia, Bitstamp‘s CGO Barbara Daliri, Utrust‘s CEO Sanja Kon and Finoa’s COO Michaela Fleischer joined Tech.eu‘s Fintech event and discussed the present and the future of crypto.

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After ten years of inactivity, peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing software LimeWire returned with a new look – an NFT Marketplace to support true artists and content creators. On its official website, the project also says, “LimeWire is back to bring digital collectibles to everybody.” On Wednesday, LimeWire officially announced its launch of an NFT marketplace [...]

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