According to insider Colin Wu, Binance moved 600,000 ETH to the 15th largest Ethereum wallet, which might be due to current regulatory worries.

By Stephen Nellis (Reuters) - Nvidia Corp's proposed $40 billion acquisition of Arm Ltd would better support the creation of UK technology jobs...

A C-27J was intercepted today, 2nd July 2021, as part of a NATO multinational joint training activity to show NATO’s ability to integrate...

The return to LAN at IEM Cologne, kicking off on July 6th and running through the 18th, will feature a star-studded talent lineup...

Leading crypto exchange Binance has been attacked by several regulatory entities around the globe. Singapore’s Monetary Authority Service (MAS) recently stated that they are keeping up with the “actions” taken against this platform by other regulators. Thus, the MAS will “follow up” and will review Binance’s permit to provide crypto-related services in Singapore. Per a […]

ATLANTA and BARCELONA (July 2, 2021) – KORE, a global leader in Internet of Things (“IoT”) solutions and worldwide Connectivity-as-a-Service (“CaaS”), will showcase the...

Binance appears to be in more hot water following the latest action by the Thai SEC, who have filed a criminal complaint...

Alfacash is already offering the trading of 30+ cryptocurrencies for fiat (and vice versa) in a fully non-custodial and automatic process. Several...

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At the beginning of June, 51 crypto companies have already withdrawn their licensing applications because of their failure to comply with UK’s rigid crypto standards. Today, 13 more have withdrawn their application due to the same reason.  With the increasing number of crypto companies that are walking out on the application line, the United Kingdom […]

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While Sweden, the United Kingdom and a few Asian Pacific countries have created roadmaps to a cashless society, most countries will still need...

expands TAMPA, Fla. — OneWeb is shifting focus to the southern hemisphere after completing coverage north of 50 degrees latitude, following the launch...