OKX launches crypto exchange, wallet services in Brazil
The global cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 service provider launched a local exchange and Web3 wallet in Brazil as the country continues its competitive crypto streak. Go to Source
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The global cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 service provider launched a local exchange and Web3 wallet in Brazil as the country continues its competitive crypto streak. Go to Source
Bitcoin has more than doubled in price since the FTX collapse a year ago, but several other coins such as Chainlink have seen ever bigger gains since. Go to Source
The “X1” network will be part of the Polygon ecosystem and use zero-knowledge proofs to bridge assets from Ethereum. Go to Source
Founded in 2013, Okcoin will have the same name as OK Group’s other crypto venture, OKX, formerly known as OKEx. Go to Source
Crypto firms such as Binance, OKX and MoonPay have announced they’ve been working to comply with the United Kingdom’s new financial promotion rules. Go to Source
Lennix Lai, OKX’s global chief commercial officer, told Cointelegraph that bringing traditional finance investors into the space would require raising compliance standards. Go to Source
Australian F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo said it took him a while to get comfortable with the idea of crypto, and that was before the collapse of FTX. Go to Source
The CMO of OKX says the company is looking into its entrance in the Indian market through hiring local employees and “understanding the culture.” Go to Source
Tinkoff Bank and Sberbank are no longer available on the list of P2P transactions on ByBit and OKX. Go to Source
Even with a price correction to $29,000, several Bitcoin price metrics show traders casting bets on a quick rebound. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico