So you’re looking to get in on the crypto craze and you’ve been wondering how and where you can get your hands on digital currencies? The very short answer is a cryptocurrency exchange, of which there are three main types. Let’s dig a little deeper and find out which one will work for you!
Getting to grips with what makes BitStarz tick
Have you ever wondered what it takes to get an online casino off the ground and make it a success? Well, ponder no more! In this article, we have BitStarz’s Jack-of-all-trades Olle Dickson in the crosshairs. And who knows? Maybe you’ll be inspired to start your own casino one day. Mr. Dickson, thank you for […]
PayPal offers crypto service to U.K. customers
U.K. customers will now have the option to purchase one of four cryptocurrencies on PayPal’s platform. The crypto options will be available on both PayPal’s website, as well as the PayPal app, with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and Ethereum on the menu. The cryptocurrency feature allows U.K. users to buy or sell the accepted cryptos with as little as £1. PayPal customers will also be able to track the cryptocurrency prices in real-time, and educational material on the website relating to these coins and the crypto market will be included.
Mark Cuban Says Dogecoin Is the Best and Elon Musk Agrees
The two billionaires rally the Dogecoin after calling it the “strongest” cryptocurrency in terms of being a medium of exchange. Voicing Their Opinions We all have a reason why we believe one cryptocurrency is better than the other. Some of them are logical and based on numbers and statistics while others tend to be triggered […]
Crypto Market Hits $2T, No Amendment to U.S. Crypto Tax and $600m Returned
The daily crypto news reporting is a jungle and can lead to many headlines being missed because of the clutter. These are some that may have slipped you by. The Cryptocurrency Market Received a Boost For the first time since the month of May, the value of the full cryptocurrency market rose above $2 trillion. […]
Lionel Messi Signs with PSG and Scores in Crypto
Soccer superstar Lionel Messi has signed with his new club just last week, and word is that a “significant” portion of his yearly salary will be paid in the club’s cryptocurrency fan tokens. The 34-year-old Argentine player had recently left Barcelona FC and has now signed a two-year contract with Qatar-owned Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), a French team that competes in multiple major soccer leagues including the UEFA Champions League and Ligue 1, the top division of French football.
South Africa Hosts Its First Cryptocurrency Investment Conference
The rise of crypto in South Africa has presented several lucrative opportunities to both individuals and businesses. It is becoming ever more credible for South Africans to invest in digital currencies with the security and assistance of reputable, regulated, and professional companies handling crypto affairs. South Africa celebrates its first Cryptocurrency Investment Conference, held by Alternatives Marketplace, where all the ins and outs of crypto investment topics are discussed and debated.
Jack Dorsey’s Square to purchase Afterpay for $29b with plans to offer bitcoin purchasing
Mobile payments platform Square has agreed to purchase Australian “buy now, pay later” service Afterpay for $29 billion all-share. Following the completion of the purchase, Afterpay customers will gain access to an array of additional financial tools, including Bitcoin purchasing.
Miami launches fundraising project with new “MiamiCoin” crypto
The city of Miami is finding innovative ways to boost its revenue intake and raise funding for local projects, and one of these ways is by embracing the use of cryptocurrency. But now the city is taking it a step further by partnering with CityCoins in developing a new cryptocurrency designed specifically for Miami, and city officials believe this will generate millions of dollars in revenue.
Amazon denies rumors of crypto payments, but clues hint otherwise
Recent reports that Amazon Inc. might start accepting crypto payments have stemmed from a vacant job posting listed by the company last week, seeking a “Digital Currency and Blockchain Product Lead.” The financial publication City AM reported on Monday that according to an “insider”, Amazon is planning to accept crypto payments, specifically Bitcoin, by the end of the year, and is also planning to introduce its own digital coin by next year. But Amazon has denied these allegations.