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Latest from Jamie Crawley
FC Barcelona Plans to Create Its Own Cryptocurrency: Report
The club has rejected offers to be associated with crypto enterprises because it wants to develop its own cryptocurrency and its own metaverse.
US Treasury Prohibits Transactions With Russia's Central Bank
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has also sanctioned the Russian Direct Investment Fund.
US Shutters Embassy in Belarus Amid Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks
As with mainstream financial markets, cryptocurrency has felt the ripples of the hostilities in Eastern Europe.
UK Government Wants More Power to Seize Crypto Assets: Report
The reforms will be set out under a new economic crime bill aimed at addressing the use of digital currencies to hide the origin of potentially nefarious funding.
KuCoin Community Chain Launches $50M Accelerator to Nurture Ecosystem Projects
The program will finance initiatives such as a developers bounty, hackathons, incubation funds, liquidity support and listing recommendations.
Two European Soccer Clubs Cancel Sponsorship Deals With Bitci: Report
Sporting Lisbon pointed to the Turkish crypto firm's failure to make its payments.
Bloomberg Integrates Elwood Technologies' Crypto Platform Into Buy-Side Order System
The integration will be available to mutual clients of Elwood and Bloomberg in Q2 of this year.
Ukraine Central Bank Suspends Use of Electronic Money Following Russian Invasion
The ban is one of several restrictions imposed by the National Bank of Ukraine on the imposition of martial law in the country.
Valkyrie Investments Offers Treasury Management Service to Blockchain Projects
The digital asset manager will offer cash flow management, proprietary investing and advanced reporting.
Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Ends Blockchain Payment Network Plan
Slow growth in transaction numbers caused by COVID-19 made it difficult to expand the business at the pace originally planned.
