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The bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) rally continues, although bulls haven’t quite managed to sustain the breach of the $28,000 psychological level just yet. Buying and holding bitcoin long-term might be a better option for most investors due to the added risks of investing in both stocks

According to the UN’s International Telecommunication Union (ITU), 3 out of 4 people in the world own mobile phones, which serve as the most common access point to the Internet, allowing folks to leapfrog expensive desktop devices.

The current environment is increasingly hospitable to crypto exchange traded funds. Here are a few to consider.

Nasdaq’s interest in new technologies is instrumental to reimagining the capital markets of tomorrow. As we explore these new avenues, we recently hosted the C-Suite preview for NFT.NYC conference at MarketSite, connecting Web2 companies to Web3 strategies. 

Despite blockchain technology being around for more than ten years, most people still don't understand it.

The blockchain industry is often fragmented, with several blockchain networks providing a distinct specialty or use case. This fragmentation may create hurdles to the entrance of new users.

Amazon intends to launch a digital asset enterprise focusing on NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Investors reading this might have deja vu considering we’re not in 2021, but the reality is blockchain-based art hasn’t gone anywhere.

If you’re a little confused about how to manage your NFTs and crypto assets, you’re in very good company.

More than ever, it is necessary for traditional brands to learn how to communicate the Web3 way to ensure that their projects will be well received by audiences.

Few are as well-versed in blockchain as Lior Yaffe, the co-founder and director of software firm Jelurida, the company behind the Nxt and Ardor blockchains.

There’s a lot of mystery and even more buzzwords. Covering all of those, though, is the concept of decentralized finance, or DeFi. Here’s a look at what that term means and the risks and rewards it carries.

In the years since Bitcoin first emerged, many other cryptocurrencies and tokens have arisen, each attempting to solve a different problem or address a different use case.

We’ve long heard that SMEs are the engine room of the economy. Accounting for 90 percent of businesses and more than 50 percent of employment worldwide, this is not an understatement.

Why are leading financial institutions so excited about the potential of tokenization? What are the benefits that tokenization could bring to financial and economic markets? And how could it shape the way financial markets operate on a global scale?

The financial world greatly lags behind other sectors that are leveraging the power of blockchains to fuel growth and innovation. Tokenization is one such technology which has the potential to revolutionize the way we manage and transfer value. 

Betting on the outcome of sporting events is an ancient pastime. Humans have always been fascinated with wagers, and athletic competitions are the perfect medium for making such bets.

Bitcoin is screaming higher, up roughly 45% on the year, making its first convincing rally since last summer and holding above the critical psychological $20,000 level. The wildly bullish, one-sided price action comes at an interesting time. The crypto industry is in "crypto win

The Ordinal Loops project is designed to push artistic activism and help end fiat through the latest innovation on Bitcoin’s blockchain.

In exchange for our brand loyalty we demand value, we demand personalization, and we demand privacy. What we’re really demanding is the power of Web3.

What do technology stocks have in common with the 1999 St. Louis Rams? Both are amazing worst-to-first stories. Ok, so this year’s technology stock reversal isn’t as impressive as the Rams’ Super Bowl victory the year after a 4-12 season. Still, tech’s leadership to kick off 202