Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey issued a stark warning to those investing in cryptocurrencies: “Buy them only if you’re prepared to lose all your money.”‘ This content was originally published here.

Jack Dorsey, founder and CEO of Square, has changed the name of his company from Square to Block as it changed the focus of the business to cryptocurrencies. This content was originally published here.

DYOR, or do your own research, is a concept I think every investor should know about. It’s as close to a golden rule as anything in the world of crypto, but it applies more even broadly to anything you’re planning to invest in, from Bitcoin and bonds to stablecoins and stocks.  Earlier this week, the Continue Reading…

Avisual representation of the digital cryptocurrencies S3studio/Getty Images The crypto sector is legal in Ukraine after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a draft law on Wednesday.  The National Bank of Ukraine and the National Commission on Securities and Stock Market will be in charge of regulatory duties.  Ukraine has spent millions of dollars in crypto Continue Reading…

Enlarge / AMD’s Radeon RX 6800 and 6800 XT. Cryptocurrency has had a rough year. Bitcoin has fallen by more than 50 percent since the start of the year, from nearly $48,000 in January to just over $20,000 as of publication. Celsius, a major cryptocurrency “bank,” suspended withdrawals earlier this week, and the Coinbase crypto Continue Reading…

How Grameen Foundation, open blockchain platform Velora, and local microfinance partners in the Philippines worked to empower women entrepreneurs after the pandemic threatened to push them into extreme poverty. This content was originally published here.

Raiders stole a safe containing $4 million in cryptocurrency in what appears to be a sophisticated “inside job” targeting a wealthy businessman’s home, the Weekend Herald can reveal. Mark Geor, who manages Rock and Rubble, a quarry transporting service, said his family home in the affluent Auckland suburb of Westmere was burgled while it was Continue Reading…

Tesla Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk doubled down on his attack on Bitcoin’s energy demands, calling recent consumption trends “insane.” Musk posted a chart on Twitter from the University of Cambridge showing Bitcoin’s electricity consumption has skyrocketed this year. It’s the second day he’s criticized crypto mining for using fossil fuels and comes after Continue Reading…