The Bahamas Pushes Banks to Adopt Sand Dollar CBDC
The Bahamas was one of the first countries in the world to launch a central bank digital currency — the “Sand Dollar” in 2020.
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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Crypto ATMs Near Record in Installations, Signalling Growing Adoption
The 2,564 cryptocurrency ATMs installed in 2024 are on track to surpass the 2,861 machines removed in 2023.
Nigeria Urged to Adopt Crypto Regulations Inspired by Europe
According to Nigerian data all ECOWAS member states would offer potential crypto investors much-needed clarity.
The Alliance Between Coinbase and Stripe
The partnership will bring USDC support Stripe on Coinbase’s layer-2 network, Base, and several other integrations.
Hong Kong Targets DeFi and Metaverse for Fintech Expansion
The current DeFi and metaverse landscape reports highlight potential growth and innovation in these emerging sectors.
Nubank Introduces Bitcoin Network to 100 Million Customers
Lightspark will integrate the UMA standard for Nubank, providing users with an email-like address to send and receive money.
Bitcoin: Safeguarding the Wealth Created by AI
Anthony Pompliano says AI machines will need to use and store their wealth somewhere, and Bitcoin is the logical choice for that.
Jason Derulo Sells JASON Tokens Despite Previous Promises: An Analysis by Bubblemaps
Bubblemaps claims the singer sold tokens despite promises that he wouldn’t, while the controversial figure claims “it’s all orchestrated.”
Bitcoin Falls Below $63K After BTC Whale Transactions Drop 42%
Bitcoin transactions worth $100,000 or above have significantly fallen in the past two days. Meanwhile, BTC has just retraced below $63,000.