This has been an extremely constructive year for the crypto industry, with significant developments in price action, market structure milestones, and major regulatory and political shifts.
JinseFinanceBitcoin, Polymarket, and DeFi all have bright prospects.
JinseFinanceUnichain solidifies the fat app theory and the continued commoditization of blockspace
JinseFinanceRobinhood and Revolut are considering launching stablecoins to enter the $170 billion market, amid evolving EU regulations. With Tether’s USDT dominating, both companies face competitive challenges and regulatory uncertainties.
Huang BoBlackbird stands out as a consumer-facing app with the potential to bring cryptocurrency into the everyday lives of mainstream users.
JinseFinanceRevolut's collaboration with Ledger marks a significant step in broadening access to cryptocurrencies in Europe, streamlining investment opportunities while prioritising user security.
Huang BoRevolut's former VP, Hannes Graah, launches Zeal in 2022, a Galaxy-backed digital wallet prioritizing security. Currently invite-only, Zeal plans an official Q1 launch, aiming to stand out with advanced security measures and free USDC stablecoin transfers. Backed by investors like Galaxy and Framework, Zeal, with a team from Revolut, Coinbase, and Spotify, emerges as a noteworthy player in the evolving digital wallet landscape.
JixuDigital bank Revolut recently filed its accounts for 2021 after a lengthy delay, posting its first full-year profit.
TheBlockPer a report from Atlfi, fintech company Revolut will be able to offer more crypto products to its customers. The ...
BitcoinistRevolut has entered the crypto educational sector with a new initiative designed to foster “financial literacy.” The program, which will ...
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