The community baptized the past month with the name of “Moonvenber”. Let’s take a look at the most important events in terms of market, regulation, security, and some curiosities in the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
The adoption of cryptocurrencies is rapidly reaching all spaces, and sports are no exception. New blockchains, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), gaming, betting, and much more are waiting for us if we mix the crypto world with sports.
To make all of these possible, numerous crypto platforms have collaborated with major sports…
The DeFi (Decentralized Finance) market value went from $26 billion locked up at the beginning of the year to $113 billion in November, according to Defi Pulse. This popularity is due, in part, to a large number of investors interested in DeFi products that offer relatively high returns. …
By 2021, the popularity of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has gone beyond the crypto space. Many companies and individuals are recognizing the benefits of this technology in a variety of areas, especially in everyday payments. And that includes crypto payroll: paying your employees and/or collaborators using cryptocurrencies.
The benefits of…
The scammers and hackers in the cryptocurrency world never sleep. Now, they’ve designed a campaign of fake ransomware to extort bloggers and website owners. Specifically, they’re affecting WordPress sites, and asking 0.1 BTC to the owners if they want them back. …
Last November 14, Bitcoin (BTC) had what was probably its most important update since 2017: Taproot. This is a long-prepared software version to include features like Schnorr signatures and Tapscript. Now, bitcoiners can enjoy a network with more speed, more privacy, and lower fees.
Anyone can enjoy a videogame in their free time. Accordingly, a lot of people are more than willing to pay some (or a lot of) money to have a copy of a good game and play whenever they want to. …
It’s bullish time in the cryptocurrency market. This November started with new All-Time Highs (ATH) for at least seven cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) is included, aiming to the $68,000 mark per coin -and even more. And it’s not alone. …
Halloween is usually terrifying. But we must say that it’s not the case this year for the cryptocurrency world. By October 2020, Bitcoin (BTC) was at $13,700 [CoinMarketCap]. Currently, we have a price of $61,000 per BTC. That’s an awesome increase of over 345%. The total cryptocurrency market cap also…
On Alfacash Store, the users can already buy and sell over 19 cryptocurrencies against euros (EUR). This is the fastest and safest way to trade digital currencies in the European Union, and we’re constantly improving our services. Now, we’re partnering with BCB payments to offer additional options for SEPA transfers.
