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Dubai-Headquartered Crypto Exchange MaskEX Launches Virtual Card for Worldwide Spending and Welcomes Ben Caselin as Vice President to Drive Global Expansion Effort – Press release Bitcoin News

press release PRESS RELEASE. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March, 2023 – MaskEX, a rapidly expanding third-generation crypto exchange, headquartered in Dubai, has announced the launch of its crypto-backed Virtual Card, enabling users to spend their crypto as fiat in more than 176 countries with over 50 million merchants worldwide. This

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Alibaba Defeats Earnings Expectations in Fiscal Q3 2023, Company Expects Boost in Consumer Spending

Alibaba saw a decline in the value of transactions on the online shopping platforms during the fiscal Q3. Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) crushed expectations in its fiscal Q3, which ended on December 31. The company recorded revenue of 247.76 yuan, equaling $35.92 billion. Meanwhile, analysts expected Alibaba

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How to build a crypto portfolio without spending any money or time trading

Starting to invest in cryptocurrency does not necessarily require attaching a bank account or spending money (fiat) to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Another way to earn cryptocurrency and build a portfolio is to complete a variety of tasks on various Web3 platforms. Using decentralized applications (dApps) and decentralized finance

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Treasury Secretary Yellen Urges Swift Action to Increase Spending Limit, Avert Default on US Obligations – Economics Bitcoin News

Janet Yellen, the U.S. secretary of the Treasury, sent a letter to Congress on Friday urging lawmakers to increase the spending limit. Yellen stressed that the country would reach its statutory debt limit on Jan. 19, 2023. She warned that “failure to meet the government’s obligations would cause irreparable harm

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UN Report Urges Fed to Suspend Interest Rate Hikes, Presses for ‘Public Spending’ Increases – Economics Bitcoin News

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has warned that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes and the slew of other central banks raising rates, could pose harm to the global economy. UNCTAD calculated that for every Fed basis point rise, the economic output of wealthy

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