Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Zipmex is the newest casualty from the major decline in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices. The exchange said that it had filed for bankruptcy protection in Singapore but the platform services a number of other countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and Australia as well. Zipmex claimed it was attempting

A Bitcoin community-driven meme packed quite the punch as a chain of Bitcoin buys have stacked over $160,000 or approximately 7 BTC within less than seven days in what is called, a “stackchain.” Here is the original tweet from @AriZonanHODL: Bitcoiners from around the world supported the movement as

XP Inc., Brazil’s largest investment broker by market value, will begin offering Bitcoin trading next month. In a report released by Reuters, the company said it will list Bitcoin on its trading platform, Xtage, by mid-August. According to Lucas Rabechini, the company’s director of financial products, there are

Chipotle is no stranger to promoting their brand through Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. As per this press release, Chipotle has announced today that it will give away more than $200,000 in free Bitcoin and crypto to its users as well as provide promo codes for 1-cent guac and 1-cent Queso

According to the Department of Justice, Ishan Wahi, former product manager for Coinbase, was detained on Thursday morning because of an insider trading scheme while he was working at Coinbase. The assistant director of the FBI explained that the defendants managed to generate illicit gains of over $1.5 million

Zipmex becomes yet another cryptocurrency company that is troubled by the current market conditions. Zipmex, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange that operates in Thailand, Indonesia, and Australia, has released an official statement that the company will be pausing withdrawals.  The message below was announced from the Zipmex Twitter account explaining the

By now everyone is aware of the Three Arrows Capital (3AC) debacle. The fund somehow managed to fumble away a total of at least $3.5 Billion from 33 lenders.  Court details of the liquidations of the creditors were leaked on July 18th but have been currently taken down.  A

Celsius, a crypto lending firm that had more than $8 billion in loans to clients and about $12 billion in assets under management in May, has just filed for Chapter 11 proceedings in the state of New York. As of now, the company revealed it has around $167 million dollars