Fhumulani Lukoto
Fhumulani Lukoto Cryptocurrency Journalist

Fhumulani Lukoto holds a Bachelors Degree in Journalism enabling her to become the writer she is today. Her passion for cryptocurrency and bitcoin started in 2021 when she began producing content in the space. A naturally inquisitive person, she dove head first into all things crypto to gain the huge wealth of knowledge she has today. Based out of Gauteng, South Africa, Fhumulani is a core member of the content team at Coin Insider.

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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Hits Record High Ahead of Halving

Bitcoin mining difficulty and hash rate continue to increase ahead of the halving, a significant event expected to occur in eight days.

Bitcoin Halving Impact Fades as Demand Takes Center Stage

According to reports, the Open Interest in Bitcoin is now 30 times higher than it was 11 days before the 2020 Bitcoin halving.

Kraken Announces Delisting of Privacy Token Monero in Ireland and Belgium

Monero users' balances on Kraken after the deadline will have their coins automatically converted into Bitcoin.

Crypto.com Receives Regulatory Approval for Trading in Dubai

Crypto.com has received full operational approval from Dubai’s VARA, becoming the first permitted exchange in the UAE.

Tether Bolsters Bitcoin Reserve Through Strategic Acquisition

Recent data revealed that the acquisition of 8,888 Bitcoin makes Tether the seventh-largest Bitcoin holder.

London Stock Exchange to Introduce Crypto ETNs on May 28

The London Stock Exchange revealed that ETNs will only be available to professional investors as the UK FCA ban.

Sygnum Bank to Tokenise Matter Labs’ $50M Reserves

The crypto-forward banking group is tokenising funds in the Fidelity and its the first time it has tokenised traditional assets.

IMF Urges Pakistan to Tax Crypto Gains for $3B Bailout

The IMF recommended Pakistan introduce stricter laws in collecting capital gains from real estate title transfers.

South Africa’s Crypto Exchange Licensing Surge

Applications in South Africa poured in before the November 30 deadline, so more approvals could be on the way.