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Payments platform Strike has announced that it will allow U.S. customers to buy and sell Bitcoin with almost no trading fees from today.
In an announcement on July 1, Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers launched a salvo at leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, stating that his platform will set out to be the “cheapest and easiest place on the planet to acquire BTC."
“Because it’s fast, cheap, and works.” – Vybe Business Development Manager Blake Marum. Phoenix, Arizona – Vybe Crypto is building a social...
The price of LUNA 2.0 is primed for a 60% rally.LUNA’s price set a swing high at around $2.79 on June 27 after it rose by 42%.If buyers can flip the $3.50 level to support,...
Tether chief technology officer Paolo Ardoino has confirmed that the stablecoin has been the subject of a “coordinated attack” by hedge funds looking to short sell the...
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