Coinbase Pro, the professional trading arm of the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange, has begun accepting inbound transfers for Dogecoin (DOGE), setting the stage for wider adoption of the meme-based digital asset. Trading of DOGE will go live on Coinbase Pro Thursday
June 1, 2021
A U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange is determined to grow into a one-stop shop focused not only on trading cryptocurrencies but on making them actually usable in the real world. With 30 tokens supported and trading in more than 120 markets, CoinZoom offers
Cryptocurrency investment manager ETC Group is expanding its Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded product offering in the United Kingdom after harnessing Swiss market rules to bypass more stringent British regulations. The ETC Group Physical Bitcoin ETP, which trades under the ticker symbol
An all-in-one DeFi platform says it delivers everything that crypto enthusiasts need — including lending services, staking, a fiat on-ramp, remittances and seamless payments. BitCashPay is registered with the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission, and also intends to acquire a
Following the worst May for Bitcoin (BTC) price in the past 10 years, the largest cryptocurrency is likely to continue falling in the short term, according to JPMorgan analysts. Weakened institutional demand is likely to drag the Bitcoin price below
Börse Stuttgart Digital Exchange, or BSDEX — which shares its operator with the major public stock exchange in Stuttgart — is rolling out a new mobile app for cryptocurrency traders. As a digital assets trading venue that fulfills the regulatory requirements of
Starling, a United Kingdom-based online bank, is preparing to resume payments to cryptocurrency exchanges after suspending crypto exchange deposits last week. A spokesperson for Starling told Cointelegraph on Tuesday that the bank is set to restart payments to crypto exchanges
As cryptocurrency markets grew in the first quarter of 2021, South Korean banks saw record volumes of deposits and withdrawals to local crypto exchanges. South Korean commercial banks processed 64.2 trillion won ($57.9 billion) of transactions on real-name bank accounts
