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28.02 / 10:31

Ether Bitcoin crypto donations Ukraine crypto donations pour in after Russian invasion

crypto donations, adding to crowdfunding efforts that have raised more than $5 million in Bitcoin, Ether and other tokens since Friday. Ukraine’s official Twitter handle, as well an account belonging to the country’s Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, shared details of the crypto wallets on Saturday. Victor Zhora, one of Ukraine’s top cyberdefense officials, confirmed to Bloomberg that the tweets and the wallet addresses were accurate. The addresses posted by these accounts have received hundreds of donations worth more than $3 million in less than 24 hours, according to transaction information available for the wallets and data from blockchain analytics firm Elliptic. The median donation was worth around $95, Elliptic co-founder Tom Robinson previously told Bloomberg News by email.

28.02 / 07:21

Ethereum Bitcoin events week Crypto Week At A Glance: Digital assets dance to the tune of global events

cryptocurrencies went down by a large margin. It is important to note that the markets overall in most financial sectors have gone down, but cryptocurrencies being more volatile than most, went down farther than traditional stocks.Crypto PlungeBitcoin dropped as much as 8 per cent in price on Thursday morning, and traditional markets were also not spared the disarray.

28.02 / 04:09

Dogecoin Ethereum Cardano Bitcoin Bitcoin hovers around $39,000 amid talks of Russia-Ukraine dialogue

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies somewhat stabilised on Saturday amid possible Russia-Ukraine talks. Bitcoin, which nosedived below $34,000 when the war began on Thursday, was flat on Saturday at nearly $39,000 per coin, compared with a 5 per cent gain in XRP digital asset and a 10 per cent rise in Terra's LUNA token, reports CoinDesk. The second major cryptocurrency Ethereum was at $2,710 per coin, up 2.66 per cent.

27.02 / 11:19

cryptocurrency Trade Supreme Court Bitcoin SC asks govt to clear its stand on legality of cryptocurrency trade in India

Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre to make its stand clear on whether cryptocurrency trade involving Bitcoin or any other such currencies is legal in India or not. A bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Surya Kant, which was dealing with a case related to the quashing of multiple FIRs registered against one Ajay Bhardwaj and others for allegedly duping investors across India by inducing them to trade in Bitcoin and assuring them high returns, said that the accused were booked for their involvement in Bitcoin trade. The bench told Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for Centre and Enforcement Directorate, «We want you to tell us on affidavit whether cryptocurrency trade involving Bitcoin or any other such currencies is legal in India or not? What is the regime for Bitcoin trade at present?» Bhati said she would file an affidavit on the legality of the cryptocurrency trade and added that the accused, who is seeking quashing of proceedings, has not been cooperating with the investigating agency after being granted bail by the court in 2019.

27.02 / 10:43

NFT Sotheby's NFT sale, expected to hit $30 million, suddenly canceled

CryptoPunks — was expected to sell for as much as $30 million. But after a delay of 25 minutes past the auction's expected start time, the sale was off. The consignor had withdrawn the pixelated collectibles and posted a meme on Twitter mocking the auction house. Audiences inside a packed Sotheby's salesroom were shocked, according to two attendees. The evening began with people drinking Champagne and ended with a stunned shuffle back home.

26.02 / 14:53

Crypto helping Russia evade 'virtually all' sanctions

Vladimir Putin evade the first wave of financial sanctions from the West and the country may legalise cryptocurrencies in order to sustain and virtually avoid all the sanctions as it invades Ukraine, the media reported. US President Joe Biden has announced new sanctions and limitations on what can be exported to Russia. The US will block five of the biggest Russian banks and freeze all assets they hold in America, worth over $1 trillion. Earlier, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled Britain's largest-ever package of sanctions against Russia, targeting banks and wealthy Russians. However, those measures are becoming increasingly easy to evade, thanks in part to a surge of cryptocurrency adoption in Russia, reports CNN.

26.02 / 10:31

cryptocurrency crypto currency bitcoins Supreme Court SC seeks clarity from govt on legal status of Bitcoin

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday sought clarity from the government on the legal status of Bitcoin in the country, days after the finance minister taxed crypto trading transactions at 30 per cent. The issue cropped up in a criminal case where the accused is facing charges of defrauding people in a crypto-currency scam. A bench led by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud granted him interim protection from arrest till the next hearing but sought more clarity on the legal status of crypto currency.

26.02 / 10:31

cryptocurrency Binance Crypto Exchange WazirX to assist developers to build their crypto exchange, will release APIs

WazirX, a homegrown cryptocurrency exchange, said it will be releasing tools for entrepreneurs to build their own cryptocurrency exchanges under its program BUIDL With WazirX. The announcement comes after the government has given some sort of legitimacy to cryptocurrencies after levying a tax on them. Though, the Finance Ministry has categorically denied that the move makes them legal in India. “WazirX aims to take the ecosystem to the next level by helping aspiring crypto entrepreneurs navigate the landscape. The platform will provide various tools and capabilities to entrepreneurs by releasing its APIs, thereby giving them access to over 300 trading pairs,” the company said.

26.02 / 08:07

Blockchain Metaverse Blockchain Game play vEmpire DDAO launches blockchain-based play-to-earn game

vEmpire DDAO has launched a blockchain-based play-to-earn (P2E) trading card game 'The Beginning'. vEmpire aims at enabling gamers to strategically battle against each other for rewards in the DDAO. vEmpire DDAO is the largest decentralized Metaverse investment organization. A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is a community-led entity with no central authority. It is fully autonomous and transparent with smart contracts laying the foundational rules.

26.02 / 06:51

CoinSwitch CoinSwitch launches recurring buy plan for crypto assets

CoinSwitch has launched a recurring buy plan to make investments in digital assets simpler, systematic and disciplined. The new facility will enable users to beat market volatility and avoid making impulsive buying or selling decisions, said CoinSwitch, one of India’s largest crypto platforms. The plan will allow users to keep aside a fixed amount of money to buy crypto assets every month over a long period of time. This will help them focus on the long-term strategy rather than timing the market. The upper limit for buy orders on the platform is capped at Rs 2.5 lakh per order. Users can buy single or multiple cryptos through the plan which is quite similar to making an SIP in crypto assets where investors put in a fixed amount in a scheme at regular intervals, usually every month.

26.02 / 01:07

cryptocurrency Ether Bitcoin fall Stablecoins gain as Bitcoin, Ether fall after Russia invades Ukraine

Stablecoins, which are virtual tokens pegged to traditional currencies such as the U.S. dollar, held gains on Thursday in the midst of a sell-off in risk assets such as stocks and bitcoin after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Most stablecoins were slightly higher on the day. Their market capitalization was up 0.3% at $182.5 billion, according to cryptocurrency data tracker coinmarketcap.com. Its daily trading volume, though, surged 75% to $108.1 billion. In contrast, both bitcoin and ether dropped to one-month lows. Bitcoin was last down 3.1% at $36,121, while ether slid 4.1% to $2,475, following Russia's invasion.

25.02 / 15:15

crypto currency Russia Ukraine us sanctions Russia could use cryptocurrency to blunt the force of US sanctions

Since then, the global market for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets has ballooned. That is bad news for enforcers of sanctions and good news for Russia. On Tuesday, the Biden administration enacted fresh sanctions on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, aiming to thwart its access to foreign capital. But Russian entities are preparing to blunt some of the worst effects by making deals with anyone around the world willing to work with them, experts said. And, they say, those entities can then use digital currencies to bypass the control points that governments rely on — mainly transfers of money by banks — to block deal execution.

25.02 / 12:55

Dogecoin Ethereum cryptocurrency Bitcoin Top cryptocurrency prices today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Terra zoom up to 17%; Dogecoin falls

cryptocurrency market following Russia's invasion of Ukraine halted on Friday as top crypto tokens showed strength amid low-level buying. Barring the US dollar-pegged Tether and Dogecoin, all of the top digital tokens were trading higher. Terra zoomed 17 per cent, followed by an 8 per cent rise in Bitcoin and Solana each. Avalanche rallied 7 per cent. The global cryptocurrency market cap today is $1.81 trillion, a rise of 3 per cent in the last 24 hours. Total cryptocurrency trading volume on the last day was at $155 billion. Popular trends of the industry right now are Defi and Play to Earn.

25.02 / 11:59

Trading coinbase growth Crypto exchange Coinbase's trading volumes surge on retail interest

Coinbase Global Inc on Thursday reported a surge in quarterly trading volumes on a sequential basis as volatility in prices drew in retail traders, but warned that growth would slow in the current quarter. Trading volumes jumped more than 67% to $547 billion in the quarter ended Dec. 31, with retail trading accounting for 32% of volumes and crypto assets contributing 68% to total trading. «The sequential increase in retail Trading Volume was driven primarily by higher levels of volatility as well as strong consumer interest in a wider variety of crypto assets,» the company said in a statement.

25.02 / 11:09

cryptocurrency crypto winter Spectre of ‘crypto winter’ spooks all

Mumbai: Most new crypto investors are in panic mode as the fourth correction in two months has set off fears of a ‘crypto winter’ after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine resulted in a major sell-off in cryptocurrencies on Wednesday night. The crypto markets were in a slump for most of 2018, what is now referred to as a «crypto winter.» In the last two months, Indian crypto investors have had to deal with regulatory ambiguity and the announcement of high tax rates on crypto gains on top of rising volatility in digital assets, which dragged their investments into the red.

25.02 / 07:23

cryptocurrency Bitcoin Crypto markets plunge following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Mumbai: The global cryptocurrency market plunged 11% on Thursday, as Russia sent troops to Ukraine in what it termed as a “special military operation” but widely condemned by Western powers as an outright invasion. The most valuable crypto assets have dropped between 10% and 18% since Wednesday as the geopolitical conflict escalated, sending tremors across global markets.Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since January 24 below $35,000 before inching slightly over that mark, according to market tracker Coingecko.com.

25.02 / 05:45

Dogecoin Bitcoin price today Shiba Inu Bitcoin Price Bitcoin tanks 12% after Moscow strike on Ukraine; altcoins bleed

The crypto behemoth slipped below $34,500 levels from $39,122 earlier. However, it recovered back to $34,732 by 13.00 hours IST, the data from coinmarketcap suggested. The total volumes zoomed over 41 per cent as Bitcoin worth $32.5 billion exchanged hands in the last 24 hours, the data suggested. The Biden administration enacted fresh sanctions on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, aiming to thwart its access to foreign capital. According to a New York Times report, Russia could use cryptocurrency to blunt the force of US sanctions.

25.02 / 05:45

cryptocurrency NFT Bitcoin guidelines What ASCI's new crypto guidelines mean

ASCI) released guidelines for crypto or virtual digital assets (VDAs) related advertisements on Wednesday, applicable from April 1. Earlier advertisements and promotions must not appear in the public domain unless they comply with the new guidelines after April 15, 2022. Pratik Gauri, Founder and CEO of 5ire, said that India does not have room for laissez-faire market notions. The government is aiming to protect hard-earned money with the updated ASCI regulations.

24.02 / 12:10

Dogecoin Ethereum Us Treasury Shiba Inu Bitcoin Crypto m-cap halves in less than 5 months to $1.5 trillion

The crypto market cap stood at $1.58 trillion on Thursday after Russia ordered military action in Ukraine as against the $3 trillion mark scaled in November 2021. In terms of value, the fall in the global crypto market-cap is higher than the GDP of countries like Australia, Spain, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Mexico, Turkey, Netherlands and Indonesia.

24.02 / 11:27

Dogecoin Ethereum cryptocurrency Bitcoin Top cryptocurrency prices today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin shed up to 5% each

cryptocurrency market, in line with global equity markets, witnessed steep falls on Thursday. The mushrooming tensions between Russia and Ukraine have dampened the sentiments once again. The largest cryptocurrency and other altcoins declined into red territory after Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered military operation in eastern Ukraine. Putin made the announcement in a televised speech at the same time as the UN Security Council was urging him to give peace a chance. Barring Terra all of top digital tokens were trading lower. Avalanche plunged more than 7 per cent, whereas Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, and Dogecoin tumbled between 4 and 5 per cent.

24.02 / 09:27

NFT NFT Marketplace Indian Indian fashion designers join NFT bandwagon

Mumbai: After Bollywood stars and sports celebrities, India’s top fashion designers are now looking at non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as a credible source of income for their digital fashion collections. Designers including Manish Malhotra, Raghavendra Rathore, Anamika Khanna and Pankaj & Nidhi have already embraced blockchain technology in order to connect with more tech-savvy audiences. Most of them have seen their initial drops of digital artwork sell in minutes on NFT marketplaces. «Fashion NFTs have received great traction on our platform and in general as well. We are hoping to introduce new-age street brands in fashion onto the NFT bandwagon as these would be a perfect fit with the young NFT community,» said Vishakha Singh, vice president, WazirX NFT Marketplace.

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