Fintech Milo launches Bitcoin-backed mortgage lending in the United States
The Miami-based digital bank Milo announced the launch of a Bitcoin-backed crypto mortgage for purchasing real estate in the United States.Coverage of major events in the cryptocurrency industry.
Fintech Milo launches Bitcoin-backed mortgage lending in the United States
The Miami-based digital bank Milo announced the launch of a Bitcoin-backed crypto mortgage for purchasing real estate in the United States.
Crypto companies’ deposits at Silvergate Bank reach $13.8 billion
In Q4 2021, the digital-asset-friendly bank Silvergate took in $2.1 billion in deposits from cryptocurrency companies, with the average total reaching $13.3 billion.
LinkedIn: Number of cryptocurrency-related job postings in the United States rose by 395%
In 2021, the number of cryptocurrency industry-related vacancies in the United States rose by 395%. LinkedIn, the professional networking platform, reports.
Survey: 68% of US cryptocurrency investors made their first trade in 2021
Around seven in ten US investors in digital assets took their first steps in the cryptocurrency space in 2021, according to analysts at Huobi Group.
Head of Russia’s Investigative Committee calls for mandatory identification of cryptocurrency holders
Cryptocurrency holders should not remain anonymous due to the risks of such assets being used for criminal purposes. This was stated by Alexander Bastrykin, head of Russia's Investigative Committee.
US congressional candidates issue NFTs to fund campaigns
Representing California, Democrat Shrina Kurani and Arizona Republican Blake Masters proposed NFTs to raise funds for their U.S. Congress campaigns. Bloomberg reports.
Lawyer explains the legality of blocking bank accounts for cryptocurrency operations
Russian banks can restrict customers' access to services if they conduct cryptocurrency operations and fail to confirm the source of their funds.
China bars video platforms from posting videos about cryptocurrencies and mining
The China Netcasting Services Association (CNSA) banned its members from posting content promoting the trading of cryptocurrencies and mining. The restrictions primarily affect short-video services such as Douyin (the Chinese equivalent of TikTok).
LionTree to explore accepting crypto payments
The American investment bank LionTree is considering accepting cryptocurrencies as a form of payment, as well as issuing its own token in the future. This was stated by the organisation's chief executive Arye Burkov in a year-end letter.
Regulator Allows US Credit Unions to Work with Cryptocurrencies
The National Credit Union Administration (NCAU) has allowed its members to enter into partnerships with external organizations to enable the purchase, sale, and storage of cryptocurrencies.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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