First Mover Asia: Why Bitcoin Started the Week Slowly; Ether Rises
Trading of bitcoin has been light as investors seem to be taking measure of an unsettled macroeconomic environment. Source
Read MoreTrading of bitcoin has been light as investors seem to be taking measure of an unsettled macroeconomic environment. Source
Read MoreThe world's second-largest country by population has watched foreign investors flee for the last two weeks; bitcoin settles below $40,000. Original Source
Read MoreTo participate in P2E games, players require access to in-game NFTs, which can often be beyond their financial reach. By lending NFTs to its community members, commonly known as scholars, YGG is financially appealing to players who want to use their gaming skills to bring home extra bacon. COVID-19, which
Read MoreSingapore's high standards may be discouraging some crypto companies from establishing operations in the nation state; investors were wrestling with the latest developments in Ukraine and await the order by President Joe Biden on Wednesday. Original Source
Read MoreThe value of RMB payments gained over 10% compared to December amid an inauspicious test of the digital yuan at the Winter Olympics. Bitcoin and major altcoins tumbled as tensions continued mounting on the Ukraine border. Source
Read MoreDeveloped in Vietnam, Sipher is a casual-fighting game inside the Sipheria virtual world. Leah Callon-Butler discusses the project with head of partnerships Alain Dinh. Original Source
Read MoreBitcoin fell earlier in the day but recovered much of its lost ground by the afternoon. Source
Read MoreEther and other major altcoins rose sharply after Russia said it would be receptive to a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict. Source
Read MoreBut the largest cryptocurrency by market cap was way way off last week's levels amid light weekend trading and escalating tensions about a possible war with Russia; ether and most other major cryptos dropped. Source
Read MoreBitcoin increased to nearly $45,000 and major altcoins rose as well after the world's 11th largest economy announced it would regulate instead of banning cryptocurrencies. Source
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