Dhruvil Shah expressed that the approval of a Bitcoin ETF could bring about a transformative shift in the cryptocurrency market. It would pave the way for a fresh wave of institutional investment, potentially propelling Bitcoin into the mainstream of finance.
Author: Ravi Kumar
Worldcoin aims to provide privacy-preserving, decentralized proof of personhood and equitable access to the digital economy through its innovative protocol and token distribution.
Customers of banks and credit unions that sign up for the service will be able to use their institution’s mobile app, website, and other interfaces to send instant payments securely and efficiently.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler seeks tens of millions in additional funding for the agency’s multi-billion budget, aiming to expand and protect investors from noncompliance risks in the thriving crypto industry.
Cosmic Wire aims to revolutionize communication and transactions with cross-chain technology and empower users with data control.
The investment will drive the development of their Bonsai computing platform, empowering developers to build scalable, trustless, and decentralized applications.
The fund will be used to support pre-seed and seed stage investments in new projects within the web3 ecosystem.
According to Co-Founders, “Futureverse combines next-level technological infrastructure and AI-driven content to create the open metaverse.”
The goal is to enable AI models to run on a decentralized and permissionless network, providing trust and transparency.
The SEC’s decision to review BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF application signals a shifting regulatory landscape, one that appears to be increasingly embracing the potential of cryptocurrencies and their integration into traditional financial markets.