Oxford City to Start Selling Tickets for Bitcoin
English football club Oxford City has entered into a partnership with cryptocurrency platform CoinCorner, under which it will begin accepting payment in Bitcoin.
Oxford City to Start Selling Tickets for Bitcoin
English football club Oxford City has entered into a partnership with cryptocurrency platform CoinCorner, under which it will begin accepting payment in Bitcoin.
U.S. Senators press Fidelity to explain Bitcoin’s inclusion in retirement plans
A group of U.S. Senators wrote a letter to Fidelity Investments CEO Abigail Johnson demanding an explanation for the decision to include Bitcoin as an option in 401(k) retirement accounts.
Media report investigation into schemes involving the ‘kimchi premium’ in South Korea
South Korean law enforcement authorities have begun examining possible violations of foreign-exchange rules involving the so-called 'kimchi premium' on Bitcoin, Yonhap reports.
British man who lost 7,500 BTC to enlist Boston Dynamics’ Spot robots in search
British man James Howells, who in 2013 accidentally discarded a hard drive containing 7,500 BTC, is deploying two Boston Dynamics Spot robots in the search. Business Insider reports.
IMF: Bitcoin slump did not affect global financial stability
Massive sell-offs in the cryptocurrency market have had limited consequences for the broad financial system. The IMF researchers came to this conclusion in the Global Financial Stability Report.
Tesla reports $64 million profit from Bitcoin sale
Tesla's profit from the sale of its digital assets in the year-to-date period through June 30 was $64 million, according to the SEC filing.
Peter Brandt criticises Michael Saylor’s view on Bitcoin
The tech analyst and head of Factor LLC, Peter Brandt, criticised MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor, who described Bitcoin as an energy-backed digital commodity.
Tesla sold 75% of its Bitcoin holdings
By the end of the second quarter of 2022, the electric-car maker Tesla converted about 75% of its own bitcoins into cash, generating $936 million. The data come from the company's report.
Is bitcoin ‘digital gold’?
Why is bitcoin called “digital gold”? What are the arguments for and against the thesis? This ForkLog explainer answers.
ATM maker Hyosung to add Bitcoin and Litecoin support in the United States
The American unit of the South Korean ATM maker Hyosung will add to its developing app store DigitalMint services that enable buying Bitcoin and Litecoin. In the United States, the company operates about 175,000 ATMs.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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