Blockchain Startup Gets $8M Funding From Banking Investors
British startup Acre Software secured $8 million from funding from investors who also invest and are partnered with major banks.
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Bukele Files Zero Tech Tax Bill to Congress as Promised
President Nayib Bukele has filed the zero tax bill for tech-related activities to Congress, exactly one week after he promised to do so.
Dubai and South Korea Partner for Blockchain and Metaverse Ventures
DMCC struck a partnership with South Korean entities to push forward blockchain and metaverse ventures.
VeChain Signs Partnership With Boston Consultant Group
Boston Consultant Group has an annual revenue of $11 billion with a workforce of 25,000 from over 100 countries.
VCs Poured $958M in Feb Into Crypto and Blockchain Industry: Report
In February, Cryptocurrency fundraising activity increased in that the cryptocurrency and blockchain industries saw a $958M infusion of venture money.
Tezos Boasts Never-Before-Seen Smart Rollups in Next Upgrade
Tezos announced the first-ever smart rollups in its upcoming upgrade that will allow developers to deploy new blockchains seamlessly.
Coinbase Stock Makes 100% Gain Since Start of Year
Coinbase’s stock has made a 100% gain since the start of the year, while the exchange is seeing an increase in trading volumes.
CBDC To Emerge in the Land of the Rising Sun
Japan will undertake a CBDC experiment this year. It will incorporate commercial firms and test an ecosystem.
Crypto and Bitcoin Is Approved by The Matrix’s ‘The One’
John Wick and The Matrix’s star, Keanu Reeves, says he is a fan of digital independent currency.
Crypto Private Keys Protection Passed By Wyoming Lawmakers
The Wyoming legislature passed a bill prohibiting courts to reveal their digital asset private keys, with a few exceptions.
Siemens Issues First Blockchain-Based Digital Bond
Siemens, the behemoth technology company has released the first blockchain-based digital bond amid the German Electronic Securities Act. Read CNL for more.
U.S. Brokers Penetrates the Hongkong Crypto Market
The U.S. headquarters of Interactive Brokers announced the launch of crypto trading services in Hong Kong for institutional clients. Read CNL
