A self-custody Bitcoin platform named Olliv has been launched by CoinFlip, a leading Bitcoin ATM provider. The objective of Olliv is to offer consumers a seamless method to securely buy, sell, send, receive, and withdraw Bitcoin into a self-custodial wallet. By acting as a beginner's platform, the company

The charitable Bitcoin development community, Brink, received a generous donation of $150,000 from Samara Asset Group, an alternative asset manager that prioritizes Bitcoin.  The donation will be used for funding the annual salary of a developer who will contribute to the growth and development of the Bitcoin network. Samara

PayPal-owned mobile payment platform, Venmo, will enable its customers to transfer Bitcoin to other Venmo users, PayPal accounts, external wallets, and exchanges in May.  The company cites rising customer demand for digital asset management options as the reason for this move. According to the announcement, over 50% of Venmo'

Senator Indira Kempis and JAN3 CEO Samson Mow are working towards making Bitcoin legal tender in Mexico, and their efforts could turn this into a reality. Senator Kempis tweeted a picture of herself with Mow in Mexico on April 26th with the text: “Probably nothing… #Bitcoin legal tender” https://twitter.