Category: IOTA (MIOTA)

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken said it will exit Japan and de-register from the Financial Services Agency (JFSA) as of Jan. 31. The decision was prompted by “current market conditions in Japan in …

An impending departure of millions of users from Twitter could threaten the platform’s diversity of viewpoints and force crypto enthusiasts to fully adopt decentralized Web3 social media.

This post has everything you need to know about converting USD to PKR, including where to secure the best exchange rates and how to avoid paying high fees on your conversion. Calculating a …

As Solana decentralized finance (DeFi) staggers through the rubble of FTX, a long-absent player of its crypto derivatives trading scene is ready to take the stage once again. Drift, a Solana-based …

The international symbol for the currency is USD. The U.S. dollar is also known colloquially as a “buck.” This post has everything you need to know about converting euros to U.S. dollars …

In essence, flatcoins are stablecoins. However, instead of tracking the price of an asset, like gold or the US dollar, flatcoins are pegged to the cost of living. Therefore, when the cost-of-living …

Serguei Popov, David Sonstebo, Dominik Schiener, and Sergey Ivancheglo founded IOTA. IOTA uses a distributed ledger system called Tangle, which is a network of nodes that confirms transactions.

You can have your metaverse and VR headsets, writes Boyd Cohen, CEO and co-founder of Web3 startup Iomob. In 10 years he predicts the masses will still be in the real world using smartphones, so if …

Below are seven of the top eco-friendly cryptocurrencies set to explode, starting with the four projects leading the way – IMPT, Dash 2 Trade, RobotEra, and Calvaria.

The first is that, for all the hype about bitcoin, and for all the speculative money pouring into firms such as FTX, the crypto world remains a fringe niche within the larger financial system.

However, the crypto space is notoriously fickle, and the collapse of once-established companies such as Celsius and FTX are stark examples of how people can lose billions of dollars in crypto …

But not only. The last 12 months have been strewn with crypto meltdowns, bankruptcies and chaos, so the losses should not be surprising to anyone. Now the question is whether all this market chaos …

When I spoke with Sam Bankman-Fried three weeks ago, he was crypto’s golden boy. Worth about $15 billion, this quirky 30-year-old led one of the industry’s largest empires. Over the past few …

While fears surround the crypto market because of how big projects and firms file bankruptcy one after the other, community members continue to remind the world of the best use cases for …

It’s been an ugly year for cryptocurrencies: The crash has trimmed about $2 trillion from the record-high $3 trillion market cap in November 2021. The leading token, Bitcoin, which traded at $ …

A new Benzinga survey indicates that more than 50% of crypto investors have made real-world purchases using cryptocurrencies. Companies like Microsoft, Home Depot and Starbucks are recognizing …

Our internal and external debates regarding regulation would improve if we thought of crypto as two ecosystems rather than one. There is a basic dichotomy that has a big effect on the policy …

If everyone stopped using it. That, in five words, is how crypto would go to zero. Still, the journey is more interesting than the destination. The death of ftx, an exchange declared bankrupt on …

You can listen to them dissect the FTX fiasco on their next pod. The crypto industry is known for dramatic twists, roller-coaster prices and fortunes that appear and disappear overnight.

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