Monthly Summary of Crypto News April
The Kraken exchange offers traders the first dirham trading pairs after the recent licensing in the United Arab Emirates The Central African Republic follows El
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NFT: Pianist Anna Fedorova helps Ukrainian children
The war that Russia has been waging against Ukraine since 2014 is now considered to be the most important humanitarian disaster in Europe since the
Serenity Shield Introduces “Next of Kin” Solution
Serenity Shield, an innovative startup focused on providing real solutions to real wealth management problems in the blockchain sector, has announced a novel seed recovery
Forked Ethereum tokens are already being traded on these exchanges
Key facts: ETHW and ETHS are already available on seven cryptocurrency exchanges. Depending on what happens after the Merge, some of the tokens could become
They organize workshops on bitcoin at the main university of Honduras
The National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) and the company Avenida Crypto have signed an agreement to organize, in the coming months, learning workshops on
Senator Reveals That Her Crypto Framework Excludes NFTs
Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis said that the bill she is preparing intends to regulate cryptocurrencies in the same categories as traditional assets She said NFTs
Making an added value with an NFT on Binance
Whether we like them or not, NFTs are becoming more and more popular, despite the recent downturn observed on the cryptocurrency market. That said, contrary
USDD will be TRON’s Fully Decentralized Stablecoin
According to Justin Sun, USDD is backed by a $10 billion crypto reserve Suitable algorithms were used to keep the USDD’s peg to the USD
The bear market will remain until 2023, says Coinbase CEO
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in an interview with CNBC that the crypto winter could extend into next year and that he envisions a market
Do you want to learn about Bitcoin from scratch? They will give face-to-face talks in Buenos Aires
Key facts: Tomorrow, ONG Bitcoin Argentina organizes the first face-to-face introductory talk after the pandemic. The activity is free and places are limited. The NGO