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Crypto trading app Robinhood is now available in three more US states. The platform launched services in Rhode Island, Tennessee and Arkansas in October. Now residents of 24 US states can make transactions in several leading cryptocurrencies with zero commission.
The CEO of the world's largest crypto exchange, Binance, hopes others will follow his decision to donate all listing fees to charity and make them completely transparent.
Despite some recovery in the altcoin market, in most cases it took place within a sideways corridor. Forecasts for a bearish exit from a sideways trend remain unchanged
Yesterday the market's sideways movement continued. The smaller the amplitude of oscillations in the sideways movement becomes, the stronger the impulse for breaking through the boundaries of the sideways corridor will be.
From time immemorial, quiet Switzerland has been associated with the world’s most delicious chocolate, quality watches and, of course, developed banking. But it looks like this list can now be replenished with the country’s incredibly successful breakthrough in the crypto industry over the past 3 years. And there is an absolutely logical explanation for this order of things. This is the canton of Zug or the so-called Crypto Valley.
A new BCH wallet, similar to the Metamask ETH client, was announced by the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) team. The beta version of the wallet, called Badgerwallet.cash, works as an extension in Google Chrome and is ready for testing. The developers invite everyone to join.
Among modern cryptocurrencies, there are not many who have brought real innovation. But Ethereum is undoubtedly one of them.
The data of each of Facebook's 50 million users, stolen in late September, is being sold on the dark web. After the social network announced the discovered vulnerability, the company hastened to officially announce that it had been fixed and that there was no threat to users. However, this data breach was one of the largest in the history of the social network, and now a fresh Facebook user database has appeared on underground online markets.
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