The Bitcoin Banking Battle Heats Up
Banks are moving into crypto and crypto companies are trying to become banks, so how does it all play out?
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Grayscale Investments has sent a compelling letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), urging the regulatory body to reevaluate its stance on the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust’s conversion into an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). The letter, penned by Davis Polk on behalf of Grayscale, highlights the decision by the US Court of Appeals for the […]
Cryptocurrency debit and credit card offerings in Latam are thriving, as two exchanges in the area are planning to launch their crypto-enabled cards. Ripio, the Argentina-based exchange, and Bitso, a Mexican exchange, both announced the future launch of their cards, in partnership with Visa and Mastercard respectively, as an answer to the rise of the popularity of crypto in the region. Crypto Cards Galore in Latam The separation of the crypto market and the traditional banking world is disappearing, as more and more banking institutions are adopting crypto and offering crypto services to....
OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace, has delisted CryptoPunks V1 due to a legal dispute with Larva Labs. The 10K collectibles, which are breathtakingly similar to the renowned CryptoPunks NFTs, are derived from the same smart contract as Larva Labs’ collection. While more collectors were flocking to V1 CryptoPunks, the project was blacklisted by Larva […]
The movie, titled “Banking on Bitcoin” has been released on January 6, 2017, in select theaters across the United States. It’s also available on VOD for those who can’t make it to the theaters. Banking on Bitcoin, The Movie. Bitcoin is one of the most spoken about financial assets of this year. As the cryptocurrency’ price continues to soar, Gravitas Ventures takes moviegoers to a trip through the cryptocurrency’s timeline with its upcoming feature film. Banking on Bitcoin is filmed to offer a comprehensive view of Bitcoin’s past as well as the future. The most disruptive technology of....
Many users bought Punks' NFTs on the basis that there were only going to be 10,000 of them, not potentially 20,000. Late Monday, popular nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, platform OpenSea once again delisted the CryptoPunks v1 collection, which spiraled into existence along with the iconic CryptoPunks v2 collection due to a smart contract bug. This was allegedly due to a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice issued by CryptoPunks v2 developers Larva Labs to OpenSea. As the company is also the creator of the CryptoPunks v1 collection, this move has struck some as strange.LL has forced....