Investment News

SBI announced a crypto investment fund, Bitflyer Holdings used blockchain-based voting for a shareholder meeting, and more headlined news from Japan this past week.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy said he still sees Bitcoin the same as he did in 2017.

Kazakhstan is aiming to attract nearly $740 million dollars in investment through various crypto industry-related activities over the next three years.

A Chinese commercial bank issued China’s first asset-backed commercial paper worth $16.93 billion on a blockchain.

A former Goldman Sachs vice president of investment banking: “We should be glad that traditional Wall Street hasn’t come around to embrace crypto yet.”

Using dollar cost averaging delivers tidy gains for Bitcoin investors, and it doesn’t matter when you start, PlanB says.

China’s master plan for making Hainan a free trade island encourages institutions to use blockchain in transforming government function.

One Crypto industry CEO sees Bitcoin hitting all-time highs at some point as the perfect facilitatory atmosphere sets up the move.

A trading platform that allows portfolios to be tokenized says it is continually making new improvements, with hundreds of features to offer.

Simplified crypto portfolio app hopes to attract new users to the space by targeting investors with as little as $25.

A cryptocurrency investment management company allegedly lured investors into a fraudulent fund, using the capital for personal gain, according to new complaint.

Overstock’s blockchain arm tZERO bags $5 million in funding from GoldenSand Capital through its latest equity sale.

Binance’s CEO has revealed that the exchange puts 25% of its profits towards investment opportunities each year.

Over 15% of existing Bitcoins have not moved in 12 to 18 months, showing that the whales who accumulated during the 2018 bear trend are hodling.

Wells Fargo’s investment branch added $5 million to Elliptic’s Series B round, which will help fuel Asian expansion and the development of a compliance solution for banks.