Two Prime CEO Alexander Blume shares insights on Bitcoin, regulatory reforms, and Trump’s ambitious pro-crypto agenda, from a strategic Bitcoin reserve to SEC changes and economic policies.
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Interviews with the most prominent people in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry, including Bitcoin, DeFi, Web3, metaverse, and NFTs.
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The CBOE will list five new ETH ETFs starting July 23, pending regulatory approval. Konstantin Shulga, CEO of Finery Markets, discusses market expectations and the potential impact on Ethereum and the broader crypto market.
Last month, the SEC returned the initial S-1 filings to the issuers with minor comments, a move that suggests a positive outlook towards the approval process. Konstantin Shulga, CEO and Co-founder of Finery Markets, breaks down what the impending SEC decision could mean for Ethereum and its classification as a commodity or security.
Discover how alternative cryptocurrencies impact the payment landscape, the implications of using crypto gains for debt settlement, and the forecast for cryptocurrency adoption amidst market fluctuations.
Manhar Garegrat, from Liminal Custody Solutions, sheds light on safeguarding strategies, and challenges in the evolving crypto landscape ahead of the upcoming Bitcoin halving on April 20.
CTO Shahid Hanif discusses the importance of robust security measures and their innovative AI-powered solutions to protect against modern cyber threats.
In this exclusive interview with Nikhil Goyal, discover BIT’s mission, achievements, and vision for the future of blockchain technology in India and beyond.
Jing’s vision for Ant Group focuses on leveraging technology for international expansion, with a strong emphasis on compliance and local collaboration, aiming to redefine global fintech and digital economy landscapes.
Crypto exploits surge to record $329.8 million in September 2023. Martin Schmidt shares key insights and strategies to enhance on-chain project security and reduce the risk of exploits.
Shulga anticipates a transformative shift with PayPal’s entry, suggesting that the tech giant’s endorsement could reshape perceptions and enhance acceptability among both consumers and regulators.