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Brazilian stock exchange B3 is set to expand its cryptocurrency offers with the introduction of Bitcoin (BTC) settings and futures contracts for Ether (ETH) and Solana (SOL). The extended offers are set to come sometime this year, Exchange’s CEO Gilson Finkelsztain Local Media said. Bitcoin Futures contracts were added to the exchange in April last

Ether (ETH) has dropped more than 5.1% over the last 24-hour period to less than $ 2,600, while Bitcoin (BTC) is down about 2.9% in the same period to $ 95,700. The largest altcoin prize performance has pushed the Coindesk 20 index down by almost 4% in the period in the middle of a market

What if I told you the experts are wrong? Over the years, several prestigious consulting firms and financial institutions have exposed forecasts about the growth of tokenization at the end of the decade. It is interesting how between all the “expertise” varies their intervals between $ 2 trillion (McKinsey) and $ 16 trillion (BCG). Fourteen

When Utah became the first state to receive a bill through a legislative chamber that would provide investment in public money for crypto assets, legislators in two other states ended hunting this week: Kentucky and Maryland. Although it is widely identified with the Republican-led charges against a so-called “Bitcoin Strategic Reserve” at the federal level,

We enter a new era where the ability to use and work with artificial and synthetic intelligence is a human right. Access to intelligence – the power to innovate, work with and take advantage of higher levels of synthetic intelligence – belong to the people. By building on still cheap calculated, abundant data and low

Crypto Investment Magnate Barry Silbert is investing heavily in decentralized AI and calls it “the next big era with crypto” that could be bigger than even Bitcoin. In a letter to the shareholders of the Hans Crypto Conglomerate Digital Currency Group, Silbert went on DEAI: Crypto Industry’s efforts to melt AI -Innovations with Blockchain Tech.

Receipts Depositary Corp. (RDC), a start-up founded by a group of previous Citigroup leaders, plans to launch XRP-supported securities, according to people who are familiar with the case. This will give institutions access to the XRP (XRP) securities through US regulated market infrastructure. The company will offer deposit revenue similar to the US deposit income