All In One Tech News Channel
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This week is special because September 7, 2022 is the first anniversary of El Salvador formally accepting Bitcoin as legal tender – the first country in the world to do so. The day before the law went into effect, the…
Bitcoin and Ether prices don’t move quickly, but the crypto and NFT sector certainly does Attention seeking Cryptocurrency advocates have been fighting for years to make their emerging technology mainstream. Now, the crypto sector is in the spotlight for all…
Customers of crypto lender Celsius are facing a long and anxious wait to know how, when and if they will ever get their money back after the company filed for bankruptcy and became one of the biggest victims of the…
Crypto lending platforms had to turn to extreme measures in some cases, such as frozen trading Crypto lenders, who are on the rise during the COVID-19 violence, have been embroiled in controversy recently due to a collapse brought on by…
Celsius Network’s crypto currency trading platform said Thursday it was looking at options including deals and restructuring of its loans. Celsius earlier this month banned withdrawals and transfers, citing “extreme” market conditions, which left its 1.7 million customers unable to…
Celsius’ decisions after freezing transfers and withdrawals could affect the crypto industry as a whole Celsius Network LLC has hired advisors from consultant firm Alvarez & Marsal to advise on non-payment, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people…
As prices fall, companies fall, and doubts grow, the hot rate producing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has become much colder. The hot history of producing wealth for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has become very cold. As prices fall, companies fall,…
Bitcoin dropped Wednesday to a new 18-month high, pulling down small tokens and deepening the market downturn caused by a crypto lender by Celsius this week curtailing customer withdrawals. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has fallen by about 7.8% to $…
