Category: Blockchain

Burger King Brazil Accepts Dogecoin as a Payment Method for Purchasing a Dog Snack “Dogpper”

The Brazilian branches of Burger King, an American premium fast food service company, announced Tuesday that it will officially accept Dogecoin as a payment method for purchasing a dog snack called “Dogpper”. Announced on Burger king’s official Twitter, saying that is another Burger King revolutionising product: “We are accepting the most beloved crypto, DOGECOIN as payment for DOGPPER!”

Invictus Capital continues to offer exceptional returns despite the volatility in the markets

Invictus’ assets under management (AUM) blew past expectations, growing by 29.46% to $145 million over June. The impressive success seen throughout Q2 2021 can largely be attributed to the funds offering investors downside protection during harsh market conditions, therefore preserving capital during sharp drawdown events.  The Invictus team has implemented dynamic cash hedging mechanisms and

Tesla Records $23M Impairment Loss on BTC, Despite Revenue and Profit both Exceeded Expectations in Q2 Financial Report

American electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla released its second-quarter financial report on Monday. The financial report did not show any purchase or sale of Bitcoin in this quarter. According to financial reports, the amount of Bitcoin that Tesla currently holds estimated an impairment loss of up to $23 million. Since Bitcoin’s plunge has fallen by nearly

Binance Margin Sets Date to Delist AUD, EUR & GBP Pairs as Regulatory Pressures Mount

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has unveiled its plans to suspend some specific trading pairs with leading fiat currencies, including the Australian Dollar (AUD), the Euro (EUR), and the British Pound (GBP). The move, borne out of growing regulatory scrutiny from the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia, was announced by the trading

IMF Officials Warns Monetary Risks of adopting BTC as Legal Tender

Two International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials criticize Monday without name and shame that the adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender in some countries would be risky and “could be dire” to its economy. Per the article published Monday on the IMF blog. The Financial Counsellor and Director of the IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department, Tobias Adrian