Revolut Secures UK Banking Licence After Three-Year Wait
Revolut's attainment of a UK banking licence following a three-year regulatory journey represents a significant milestone.
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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Grayscale Launches Spot Ether ETFs in NYSE Arca
According to Grayscale the new products will offer traditional investors the opportunity to invest in an asset that has the potential.
Launch of US Spot Ethereum ETFs Marks Milestone
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission gave several spot exchange-traded funds the green light.
Australian Stablecoin Startup Ventures into Europe
Stables co-founder Bernado Bilotta says stablecoins are starting to break free of “crypto-native” applications and enter the mainstream.
Italy’s State-Owned Bank Trials Digital Bonds on Polygon Blockchain
The European Central Bank initiated the trial to explore how blockchains can enhance central bank settlement.
Venture Firms Lead Web3 Amid Market Challenges
n recent months, inflation measures, including the Consumer Price Index and Personal Consumption Expenditures Index, have moderated.
BlockFi Confirms July Start for Interim Crypto Distributions
BlockFi clients are to note that client communications will exclusively occur through official email channels.
BTC Whales Increase Holdings Amidst Overblown Mt. Gox Fears
CryptoQuant CEO says Bitcoin is still vulnerable to “speculative FUDs,” giving smart money a way to buy up cheap BTC.
The Symbiotic Surge: Crypto Stocks Rise in Tandem with Bitcoin’s Rally
The strong performance of crypto stocks was primarily attributed to growing bets that Donald Trump would win the presidential election.