Coinbase partners with Block's self-custody wallet Bitkey

Block’s Bitkey Bitcoin Wallet Now Available Worldwide

Block's Bitkey Bitcoin wallet, with its unique design and user-focused features, is now available globally, empowering users to control their Bitcoin holdings independently.

VIGPT APP DRIVES VIETNAM’S GEN AI AMBITIONSVIGPT

While ViGPT marks Vietnam's stride towards AI independence, it remains to be seen how these localized models will influence the global AI landscape. The collaborative efforts between private entities and the government signal a promising future for Vietnam's tech industry. However, challenges may arise in achieving widespread adoption and overcoming linguistic barriers on the international stage.

Why Is Metamask Removed From Apple's App Store?

MetaMask, the Ethereum self-custody wallet, has mysteriously vanished from the app store, as per reports from watcher.guru.

Over 2,500 Attendees to Participate at Next Block Expo

Additionally, NBX will allocate $2 from each ticket sale to a designated charity collection on Coindot.me.

Coinbase Partners With Jack Dorsey’s Self-Custody Wallet Bitkey

Top US crypto exchange Coinbase plans to integrate Bitkey, a self-custody wallet developed by Jack Dorsey’s fintech company, Block.

The US FTC Wants To Block Meta From Buying The Creator Of Popular VR Fitness App

Is the FTC unfairly targeting Meta? Or are they on to something with their monopoly claims? The facts come to ...

Coin listing on Wallet.app is now open

Wallet.app is launching the next stage in its EU-based, fully compliant crypto custody wallet, exchange and payment platform that will ...

Block Report: Cash App Bitcoin Sales Comes In At $1.73 Billion During Q1 2022

Square rebrands to Block, shifts focus to blockchain

Jack Dorsey said: "Block is a new name, but our purpose of economic empowerment has not changed. No matter how we grow or change, we will continue to build tools to help increase economic opportunity."

The Block Will Allow Users to Give Bitcoin as Holiday Gifts Through the Cash App

"It's as easy as sending cash, and you don't need to own stocks or bitcoin to give," said Cash App, which allows transfers as low as $1.