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“Bitcoin development experienced a renaissance with Ordinals”
The American financial company Franklin Templeton highlighted in its recent report the Bitcoin Ordinals protocol, which, among other things, allows the registration of non-fungible tokens (NFT) on the blockchain of the most important digital asset on the market. In the noteTitled “The Rise of Bitcoin Ordinals,” the company noted that Bitcoin innovation and development “experienced…
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Partnership with GoDaddy increases ENS price
GoDaddy, a leading web hosting and domain registration services company, announced a partnership with Ethereum Name Services, a decentralized domain registration system on Ethereum. In response to the news, the market price of the ENS token increased by 10%. Inside release GoDaddy details that both companies are partnering to “bridge the distances between domain names…
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Goals in Spain are now scored with Bitcoin
In an innovative move, an amateur soccer team in Spain decided to change the rules of the economic game by supporting their economy with Bitcoin (BTC). 30K800 RJG FC, name of the club that participates in the amateur football league of Lorca in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, wants to stand out in a…
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Bukele and Bitcoin take part in crucial elections in El Salvador
Important facts: The Nuevas Ideas party also dominates the polls and wins the legislative assembly. If Bukele wins as expected, all Bitcoin-related actions will continue. Amid great expectations, legislative elections will take place in El Salvador this Sunday, February 4th. On a day that begins at 7 a.m. and will be attended by more than…
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Bitcoin is on the ballot in El Salvador
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, is on track to win re-election in the elections taking place this Sunday, February 4th in El Salvador. And with that Bitcoin jumps onto the ballot for the first time, as a fundamental part of the project that is building its economy on digital currencies in search of…
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Binance, Coinbase or the SEC, who will win in the battle for the future of cryptocurrencies?
Binance, Coinbase and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have been in a legal battle since June last year, when the regulator sued two of the players with significant weight in the cryptocurrency industry. In both cases, the agency accuses cryptocurrency companies of marketing securities (Securities) not registered and this without permission. An accusation…