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Fidelity, one of the world’s largest investment management service providers, has officially launched Bitcoin (BTC) trading for retail accounts. The service will allow retail investors to buy and sell BTC.
Earlier this month, Fidelity announced a waiting list for digital asset trading accounts. At around the same time, it
South African food retailer, Pick n Pay, has announced that it will start accepting Bitcoin payments in 39 stores across major cities before gradually rolling out the feature to all of its 2,000 branches in the coming months.
The new payment gateway will allow customers to pay for groceries
Bitcoin derivatives exchange, Kollider, has raised $2.4 million, which it intends to use for expanding and building its own Lightning-native financial tools. The money was raised in a seed funding round featuring Lemniscap, Polychain Capital, Okex, Pfeffer Capital, Alemada Ventures, and other investors.
Lighting-native Derivatives Exchange
The company’s
Google has partnered with Coinbase to allow customers to pay for cloud infrastructure with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The deal, which was announced at Google’s recent Cloud Next conference, will also see Coinbase move their data-related applications from Amazon Web Services to Google’s cloud infrastructure.
Earlier this year,
The popular Bitcoin service provider, Swan Bitcoin, has acquired Specter Solutions, an open source product suite for Bitcoiners and developers, per a press release. The company believes the acquisition will help it service its users throughout their Bitcoin journey.
In line with the move, Swan Bitcoin is launching a new
USD coin (USDC) has experienced a notable 4.9% decline in its market capitalization during the past month. The stablecoin, which is the second largest token in the stablecoin economy, also accounts for about 5% of the entire Bitcoin and cryptocurrency economy.
Data shows that other stablecoins have performed positively
Max Keidun, the CEO of Hodl Hodl, has partnered with Blockstream, Bitfinex, and other institutions to launch a decentralized platform for fiat and stablecoin loans. Known as Debifi, the new platform will allow users to borrow long-term loans in fiat and stablecoins using Bitcoin as collateral.
Debifi was announced during
El Salvador’s El Zonte beach is set to receive more than $203 million in investment from the government. The beach is an iconic location, better known as ‘Bitcoin Beach,’ due to El Salvador’s successful adoption of Bitcoin to create a local circular economy.
This investment represents efforts to
