The tokenized silobag market was launched in Argentina

The futures and options exchange in Argentina, Matba Rofex, announced the tokenization of the first silobags in the country. This process creates digital representations of the grains stored in silobags, allowing their use as collateral in financial transactions. Due to this collaboration, companies that store grains in silobags now have the possibility of tokenizing them, … Read more

Russia to spend $600 million to counter VPN use

Key facts: Russia to upgrade Threat Countermeasures System (TSPU) RuNet employs technical means to filter, block and slow down Internet traffic. According to Forbes Russia, the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications and Technologies could spend 600 million dollars to modernize the blocking system of RuNet, the Russian intranet. An intranet is a computer network … Read more

DOGS, the TON network’s little dog, shows signs of a price rebound

Key facts: DOGS is 30% below its all-time high. The $0.001 area is a strong resistance for DOGS. DOGS, the memecoin based on the TON network and inspired by a puppy, is showing signs of recovery in its price. In the last 24 hours, Its value has increased by 5%, going from 0.0009824 to 0.00111 … Read more

Jack Mallers defeats Schiff in debate

American economist Peter Schiff and Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike, discussed the advantages and disadvantages that bitcoin (BTC) or gold can offer to protect people’s wealth. This in the face of an eventual collapse of the dollar, the currency that for years has maintained dominance as the world’s reserve currency. Mallers and Schiff have different … Read more

Japanese “MicroStrategy” bought another $2 million in bitcoin

Key facts: So far, the Japanese company has 398 bitcoins stored. Metaplanet follows the strategy of Michael Saylor and Microstrategy. On Tuesday, September 10, investment and consulting firm Metaplanet announced the purchase of 38.4 bitcoin (BTC), worth approximately USD 2 million, increasing its total reserve to 398.8 BTC. This acquisition aligns with Michael Saylor and … Read more

Whether to ban CBDCs or not: the battle facing US authorities

Key facts: The North Carolina Senate overrode a veto imposed by the state’s governor. The US is far from recommending or adopting a CBDC in any form, the Fed says. After state governor Roy Cooper vetoed a bill seeking to ban central bank digital currencies (CBDC) last July, the North Carolina General Assembly in the … Read more

USDT inflows into exchanges skyrocket: bullish signal for bitcoin

Amid Bitcoin’s (BTC) rally to around $57,000, key stablecoin movements are emerging in the market. Stablecoin reserves on exchanges have increased rapidly since August, as shown by the purple line in the chart below. This is due to increasing balances in tether (USDT), while other niche coins such as USDC and BUSD have seen a … Read more

Bitcoin, the new treasure of effective national reserves

Key facts: National reserves in bitcoin protect the economy. With bitcoin entering US reserves, a new wave of adoption would erupt. The world is heading into a new phase of its adoption of bitcoin (BTC). Now, with more and more politicians recognizing the potential of the pioneering digital currency, it is likely that states will … Read more

Why did solana fall so much? Coinbase analysis

Solana (SOL), the native cryptocurrency of its eponymous network, continues to show weak performance since March and its price is moving further away from its all-time high. In early August, digital assets took a major hit due to the crash financial crisis that caused the event known as “Black Monday”. In the case of SOL, … Read more

Japan’s largest power company mines bitcoin with renewable energy

Key facts: TEPCO subsidiary estimates that 10% of the wasted energy would produce 2.5 billion BTC per year. Solar energy is intermittent and cannot be stored in large quantities. Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has entered Bitcoin mining using the excess renewable energy that is being wasted by solar panels in two prefectures. It is … Read more