Is centralisation the real Ethereum-killer? October 5, 2022 Hugh Brooks, Director of Security Operations at CertiK, argues that Ethereum must prioritise decentralisation.
Crypto Exchanges compete in Super Bowl Debut as JPMorgan Enters Metaverse February 21, 2022 The price of Bitcoin dropped this week amid fears a Russian invasion in Ukraine could spark large-scale military conflict.
Why we might need to take inflation positivity with a grain of salt August 15, 2023 Temple Melville is forecasting dark skies for world economies as Russia squeezes vital exports, meaning crypto needs a defined role.
FTSE 100 today: Blue-chip to rise on sub-two per cent inflation, boosting rate cut bets July 17, 2024 Asian stocks rise amid Fed rate cut hopes, gold extends rally; investors focus on upcoming UK and Euro area CPI reports.
Crypto markets unmoved despite EU news and Musk’s best efforts on Twitter March 15, 2022 The price of Bitcoin has barely moved, despite positive news from the EU and Elon Musk telling everyone to hold BTC, ETH and DOGE.
Ether breaks $2,000, Bitcoin breaks a trillion market cap, and Elon Musk is still loving crypto February 22, 2021 A round-up of today's crypto world as Ether breaks $2,000, Bitcoin breaks a trillion market cap, and Elon Musk is still loving crypto.
London is the envy of the world as a financial centre, and we can maintain this status with digital assets May 18, 2023 Lord Holmes asks questions in the House of Lords on yesterday's damning crypto report from the Treasury Committee.
Crypto markets maintain a steady course alongside the S&P 500 January 19, 2022 A flat week in the crypto markets goes on, as Bitcoin continues to consolidate within a narrow range of $41-43k.
Crypto markets drop as Facebook earnings threaten wider market recovery February 3, 2022 The price of Bitcoin is currently down by more than three per cent since yesterday morning to around $37,000.
Financial Services and Markets Bill gets the nod in House of Commons October 25, 2022 Documents relating to the Financial Services and Markets Bill will now move to the House of Lords for further scrutiny and approval.