Revolut adds more cryptocurrencies to its portfolio

UK financial services provider Revolut announced the addition of 11 new cryptocurrencies to its trading list. Through an official statement, the company detailed that its clients will now be able to trade with assets such as cardano, uniswap, synthetix, yearn.finance, bancor, filecoin, among…
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Coinbase to go public on April 14th

The popular platform for buying and selling cryptocurrencies, Coinbase, has announced its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange this coming April 14th, informing that it will be listed on the Nasdaq technology index. The decision was made at…

The Caribbean will have a joint cbdc

At the end of March, the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) announced the launch of its own Dcash, which will initially circulate in four countries in the region. Specifically, the digital currency is planned to join the economies of…

Crypto miners and malware attacks grew since 2019

Fileless malware attacks soared 888 % in 2020 compared to the previous year, while ransomware attacks grew 25 % taking advantage of the upward trend in cryptocurrencies. The exacerbation of malware attacks in 2020 is the most upward trend…

Digital art is sold for $ 69 million

Christie's auction house sold its first fully digital artwork for more than $ 69 million. It is a collage created by artist Beeple, who worked on it daily for 13 and a half years. In a statement, Christie's explained that the piece…

Spain launches its library of digital currencies

The Catholic University of Ávila (UCAV in Spanish) announced the launch of the first virtual library in Spain, intended for the exclusive study of central bank digital currencies. The main objective of this space is to disseminate as much…

SimpleTV will begin accepting payments in cryptocurrencies

The Venezuelan television service, SimpleTV, announced that from now on its users will be able to pay their monthly rents through cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, litecoin, dash, etehreum, tether USD, xpt (erc-20). In order to implement…