February 2020

Last week, we learned that investors were still brave enough to continue with a ‘buy-the-dips’ mentality in equity markets.

DAG Global says it’s had no “red flags” raised in discussions with British financial regulators.

Seed CX is adding eight euro-denominated order books to its spot exchange, including bitcoin, ether and the U.S. dollar.

The partnership with IBM Hyper Protect ensures that clients’ keys are safe even if Vo1t’s data centers are compromised.

The U.S.-based custodian is expanding its crypto custody service to Europe with the launch of two new entities in Switzerland and Germany.

In London trading, the Pound Sterling continues to be pressured by a firmer greenback and earlier touched a 2½ month trough against the Dollar.

According to recent data, Chinese inflation hit its highest level in 8 years, at 5.4 percent in January after being at 4.9 percent in the previous month.

In a new manifesto, Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation has indicated it won’t be creating regulations for the crypto mining sector.

Altsbit says it can only issue partial refunds after the hack and will shut down after that process is complete.

Bitcoin’s bulls look to have run out of momentum following a five-day streak of gains.