Latest news about Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies focused on companies in the sector.
More and more companies are starting to use blockchain and are entering the world of cryptocurrencies, which makes this technology increasingly closer to being used by the people.
In this section, we will publish the latest news about the companies that use or want to start using blockchain in their day to day, the mergers and collaborations of these and all the news of interest always under the journalistic rigor that characterizes us.
TL;DR Velocore Hack: Velocore, a decentralized exchange (DEX) on the zkSync and Linea blockchains, suffered a $2.6 million hack. The attacker transferred 700 Ethereum (ETH) to the Ethereum mainnet, exposing
TL;DR zkSync Trademark Tension: Matter Labs’ attempt to trademark the term “zero-knowledge” (ZK) has sparked controversy in the crypto community, with industry leaders calling it an
TL;DR Large Altcoin Transfer: The Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) made a significant transfer of altcoins, sending millions in Avalanche (AVAX) and Binance Coin (BNB) to a new address. This move
TL;DR Mastercard’s “Crypto Credential”: Mastercard has launched a new service that simplifies crypto transactions by allowing users to use easy-to-remember aliases instead of complex blockchain addresses,
TL;DR BlackRock’s ETF Application: BlackRock amends its application for an Ethereum ETF, with analysts predicting a U.S. launch by late June, following SEC’s preliminary approval. Analysts’
TL;DR PayPal introduces its stablecoin, PYUSD, on Solana, speeding up and reducing transactions. Solana, famous for its speed and low costs, stands as the optimal choice
TL;DR Historic Launch: On June 4th, the United States will witness the debut of its first leveraged Ethereum (ETH) Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). This groundbreaking development allows
TL;DR Phase 2 Airdrop: Sei Foundation is distributing over 27 million SEI tokens to more than 43,000 addresses, rewarding active users since the Sei Pacific-1 Mainnet launch. Sei v2
TL;DR BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has become the largest Bitcoin fund globally, surpassing Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust with nearly $20 billion in assets. IBIT experienced the highest inflows of any Bitcoin fund since
TL;DR Record Inflows: The digital asset sector experienced a surge with $1 billion in inflows last week, elevating the year-to-date total to $14.9 billion, and highlighting strong market growth. Bitcoin and
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