
Indian Startup to start Accepting Crypto Payments
Despite regulatory concerns, The Rug Republic, a New Delhi-based company, recently said it would begin taking top 20 cryptocurrencies for payments, but exclusively from Indian consumers.

Despite regulatory concerns, The Rug Republic, a New Delhi-based company, recently said it would begin taking top 20 cryptocurrencies for payments, but exclusively from Indian consumers.

Damon Dash, co-owner of Roc-A-Fella Records, was sued last month for attempting to sell an NFT linked to Jay-Z’s album “Reasonable Doubt.”

The Stellar Development Foundation, being driven by its core goal to develop the Stellar foundation, has been rumored to acquire MoneyGram.

Square Inc. and Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey has revealed that leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin has a huge part in Twitter’s future.

Not so long ago, El Salvador passed a Bitcoin Law that makes Bitcoin a legal tender that is acceptable to all businesses in the region.

The aftermath of the ‘B Word’ conference revealed some uplifting news for leading cryptocurrency by market cap Bitcoin.

IOTA developers have developed a plugin that enables any WordPress site to accept IOTA with only a few clicks. Every website built on the popular PHP-based open-source content management system WordPress may now take IOTA coins.

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest is going ham on its purchase of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust shares. On Monday, New York-based investment management firm Ark bought 310,00 shares and added another 140,000 shares of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust the next day.

To safeguard its people and the bloc’s financial system, the European Union (EU) is considering banning anonymous cryptocurrency transactions and intensifying its war on money laundering and terrorist funding.

Global giant card company Mastercard is launching a never-seen-before card payments solution for crypto firms.

The U.S. government has announced what seems to be a progressive move towards recognizing cryptocurrency as viable means of payment.

Grayscale Investments, the world’s biggest digital asset management, is introducing a Fund and index, according to CEO Michael Sonnenshein.