Month: March 2023

Binance announces free bitcoin trading with TUSD

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Popular cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced its move to zero-fee bitcoin trading from BUSD to TUSD on March 2022. Binance stated that users would continue to benefit from having no maker or taker costs while exclusively trading bitcoin on the BTC/TUSD spot trading pair. Binance shifts to zero-fee bitcoin trading In a statement from March 15, Binance said that the spot and margin trading pairs for BNB/BUSD, BTC/BUSD, and ETH/BUSD are also not included in the zero maker fee program. There will, however, be no effect on any other spot…

ATOM, SOL Remain Close to Multi-Week Highs, as Markets Consolidate Recent Gains – Market Updates Bitcoin News

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Cosmos climbed by as much as 5% in Wednesday’s session, as the token remained close to a multi-week high. Cryptocurrency markets consolidated recent gains in today’s session, with the global market cap down by 0.24% as of writing. Solana continued to trade above $20.00, as prices consolidated. Cosmos (ATOM) Cosmos (ATOM) was once again in the green, as prices remained close to a recent multi-week high. Following a high of $13.47 on Tuesday, ATOM/USD hit a peak of $13.41 earlier in today’s session, before prices have since plunged. Since hitting…

When Will Crypto Learn From the Mistakes of Banks?

There are a few clear reasons for that. Most notably, most crypto leaders come from a tech, rather than finance, background, and haven’t put much of their youth into studying the history of finance to date. So enthralled by the beauty of blockchain as a technology, such founders forget that banks are actually quite good at what they do. Banks are effective at doing things like leveraging assets and assessing risk. Banks are also transparent about the fact that they lend out your money when they do. Source

ICO statement on Government response to Sir Patrick Vallance’s Pro-Innovation Regulation of Technologies Review

Today, Wednesday 15 March, the Government has published its response to Sir Patrick Vallance’s Pro-Innovation Regulation of Technologies Review. The ICO has issued the following statement: An ICO spokesperson said: “Given the opportunities that AI offers, we know we have a crucial role to play in helping innovators develop safe and trustworthy new products and services. We’ve published a wealth of guidance in this area, as well as practical support to innovators through our Regulatory Sandbox. “But in a fast moving area like AI, there is always more that can…

Sotheby’s Holding Meme-Inspired NFT Auction Featuring Beeple

Additionally, Sotheby’s is hosting a New York-based auction the following week called “Natively Digital: Glitch-ism,” featuring “glitch art,” which are digital works inspired by the early days of the internet. The auction, which will take place from March 24 to March 31, will include works from digital artists XCopy, Luis Ponce, jakethedegen and more. Source

Primary vs. secondary markets: Key differences

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Stock and crypto markets are essential components of the global financial system. These markets provide a platform for investors to buy and sell financial assets, which helps companies raise capital for investment and growth. Moreover, the stock and crypto markets play a crucial role in determining the value of an asset. The market price of a stock or cryptocurrency reflects the collective sentiment of investors about its prospects, which can impact its future growth potential.  Lastly, the stock and crypto markets can be used as indicators of broader economic trends and…

Tokenized mortgages can prevent another housing bubble crisis, says Casper exec

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The 2008 financial crisis was a devastating time for many, as the collapse of the United States real estate market caused ripple effects impacting the employment and livelihoods of millions of people. According to TheStreet, one of the chief causes of the crisis was the opaqueness of the mortgage industry. Mortgages were bundled into packages called “mortgage-backed securities (MBS)” that could be bought and sold by banks and other investors who relied on rating agencies to determine how risky the securities were. The banks sometimes “packaged AAA-rated securities with lower-quality…