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 Critical Support Level: ARK Invest’s latest report emphasizes the importance of Bitcoin maintaining the $46,000 support level, marking a “make-or-break moment” for the cryptocurrency. Bearish
TL;DR Starknet to Introduce Staking: Starknet will launch staking for its STRK token after the SNIP 18 proposal was overwhelmingly approved by the community. Community Support:
TL;DR Launch Date: Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial, is set to launch on September 16, 2024, just ahead of the upcoming presidential election, marking
TL;DR Vega Protocol Shutdown: The Vega Protocol community voted unanimously to retire its Layer 1 blockchain and VEGA token due to insufficient growth and interest. Transition
TL;DR Pendle’s Expansion: Pendle, a DeFi protocol, has launched Bitcoin yield pools, allowing BTC holders to explore new yield strategies and broaden their options within the
TL;DR WBTC Native Expansion: BitGo Launches Wrapped Bitcoin on Avalanche and BNB Chain Using LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token Standard. Decentralized Verifier Network: WBTC will feature a
TL;DR A U.S. federal judge dismissed a $100 million class action lawsuit against Atomic Wallet due to lack of jurisdiction and insufficient evidence. Judge Philip Brimmer
TL;DR Huma Finance has raised $38 million to expand its payments financing network (PayFi). The investment will enable expansion into the Stellar and Solana blockchain networks.
TL;DR Aave proposes integrating Coinbase’s cbBTC into its v3 protocol to enhance Bitcoin liquidity and provide more options for Bitcoin holders within the Aave ecosystem. Addressing past
TL;DR PayPal and Venmo now allow users to send cryptocurrency payments using Ethereum Name Service (ENS) usernames. The new feature, initially available to U.S. users, simplifies
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