Crypto News
CEOs of leading crypto exchanges assure why Russia can’t use crypto to evade sanctions.
The CEOs of two leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase, do not believe that cryptocurrency is an effective tool to help Russia evade sanctions.
coinnounce.com
Widow Games’ Geopoly Marks The Popular Gaming Studio’s Entry Into the NFT, Crypto & Metaverse Sector
The popularity of both the metaverse and P2E (Play To Earn) games has recently soared, with multiple projects all competing for funding. The inevitable shift to Web 3.0 has necessitated the need for new digital innovations which can provide various monetary-based incentives to users across the globe.
thecoinrise.com
Senate of Virginia approves for banks to offer crypto custody solutions
The Senate of Virginia in the United States universally agreed to approve a bill amendment proposal that now authorizes traditional banks to offer digital currency or crypto custody solutions in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
thecoinrise.com
DeFi 'Godfather' Cronje quits as TVL and tokens tank for related projects
DeFi architect, Fantom Foundation technical advisor, and Yearn Finance founder Andre Cronje has left the decentralized finance (DeFi) space reeling after deactivating his Twitter account.
cointelegraph.com
Dogecoin falls below $0.12: Indicators show that $0.10 is possible
Dogecoin price analysis for March 7, 2022, comes on a bearish note for the token as it has failed to break above $0.14 on multiple occasions, and the prices did not hold above $0.13, and now, the $0.12 support is also broken.
thecoinrise.com
Top 3 Metaverse Crypto Coins With a Market Cap Below $50 Million (March 2022)
With cryptocurrency markets trading sideways today, Metaverse crypto coins are highly undervalued right now and make for a perfect buy opportunity.
nulltx.com
Ukraine Uses Donated Crypto to Pay for Military Supplies — Government Says $50 Million in Crypto Raised in a Week
The Ukrainian government announces that $50 million in cryptocurrency was raised within a week since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. The government has so far spent $15 million in donated cryptocurrency to buy military supplies.
bitcoin.com