Russia Considers Allowing Digital Currency Trading on the Country’s Largest Exchanges

The Russian Ministry of Finance has proposed permitting digital currency trading for a select group of qualified investors on licensed exchanges like the Moscow Exchange and St. Petersburg Exchange. Anatoly Aksakov, head of the State Duma Financial Market Committee, believes Russia’s largest exchanges are prepared to handle cryptocurrency transactions. He emphasized that once legal conditions […] Source

Crypto Trading Firm Auros Estableshies Venture Capital Arm, Plans to Invest $50M in Early Stage Projects

Ben Roth, CEO of Auros, told CoinDesk that the VC arm focuses on helping companies scale operations, with Auros being the “power user” of their services. He noted that the firm’s goal is to form “strategic partnerships” with their portfolio companies and not use investments as a “client acquisition tool” for their market-making business, as is the case with some other market-maker investments in the industry. Source

Unveiling Moving Averages: Essential Tools for Bitcoin Trading

Just like oscillators, moving averages (MAs) are indispensable tools in technical analysis, providing traders with insights into price trends and potential market reversals. In this learning and insights article, we’ll delve into the history, types, and application of moving averages leveraged in bitcoin trading, highlighting their significance and utility in the crypto market. The History […] Original

Bitcoin mining stocks slumping in pre-market trading

Many U.S.-based crypto mining stocks are reflecting Bitcoin’s weakness and are trading down close to 10% in premarket trading.  Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) is down 6.5%, while Hut 8 (HUT) is down 8.1% at the time of writing. Michael Saylor’s software company MicroStrategy (MSTR), which holds over 210,000 BTC, is down 6.4% at the time of writing.   The recent drop in stock prices occurred after Mt. Gox transferred $2.6 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) to a new wallet in preparation for repaying creditors. This drop follows a 10% decrease…

Sony Group to Enter the Cryptocurrency Trading Business Through S.BLOX’s Whalefin

Sony Group, the Japanese multinational conglomerate, will enter the cryptocurrency trading services business through its newly revamped S.BLOX subsidiary. The company, previously known as Amber Group, operated a cryptocurrency exchange called “Whalefin,” which will be renewed with the release of a new app, new functions, and support for more cryptocurrency assets. Sonny Group to Dabble […] Source