Cryptocurrency
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KXVC warns against imposters and confirms it has never raised funds from external individuals.
KXVC has issued a warning after discovering instances of fraudulent use of the company's name and former executives to solicit cryptocurrency investments. The company emphasizes that it is a CVC fund that invests only its own funds and has no policy of raising funds from external parties. -
The second round of the trade war shakes global markets; Merkel points to heightened tensions in the Middle East, risking a full-blown trade war.
Merkel Capital views a second round of the trade war as a new storm impacting digital assets, citing heightened Middle Eastern tensions, volatile inflation, and the risk of a US tariff erupting into Trade War 2.0. -
Bitcoin price surged above $73,000, but the market remains hesitant, risking a bull trap.
Bitcoin's price surpassed $73,000 after weeks of trading in a narrow range. However, many traders remain divided on whether this rally is a "real breakout" or merely a price trap for late-entry buyers. -
The NYSE has developed a tokenized securities system, allowing for 24/7 stock trading on the blockchain.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) announced plans to develop its "Tokenized Securities" trading platform, aiming to upgrade its infrastructure to a fully on-chain system. -
Donald Trump slammed US banks over stalled cryptocurrency legislation.
Donald Trump urged banks to make a deal with the cryptocurrency industry, stating that undermining the GENIUS Act was "unacceptable." -
Bitkub announces readiness to trade Tether Gold in response to the Iran-Israel situation.
Bitkub Exchange announced that Tether Gold will be available for trading 24/3 following news of three well-known gold shops temporarily closing due to the tense situation between Iran and Israel. -
Bitcoin surged back into the $66,000 zone, defying the war sentiment, following news of the Iranian leader's death.
Bitcoin surged to the $66,000 zone after soaring US inflation figures and escalating conflict with Iran dragged risky assets across the board. -
Bitcoin plunged to the $63,000 zone after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
The price of Bitcoin plummeted back into the $63,000 zone, reaching its lowest level since early February, following attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran. -
Bitkub Group is moving forward with its "AI Learning Organization" initiative, making AI a part of everyone's life.
Bitkub Group is moving towards becoming a full-fledged AI Learning Organization, showcasing a model for transforming employees across all departments into AI experts through the KUBERNATOR project. They emphasize that AI is not meant to replace people, but to enhance their capabilities, enabling them to work faster and more efficiently. The company also showcased five intelligent innovations that have created a real impact on the business. -
Bitcoin plunged more than 5%, falling below $64,000, as investors fled risky assets.
Bitcoin plummeted more than 5%, falling below $64,000, amid escalating tax tensions and geopolitical risks.































