North America News

Emtech’s Cadet talks about CBDCs in emerging markets as the U.S. Congress and United Nations hear about the traditional banking crises.

El Salvador made history last year in September by making BTC a legal tender. One year later, the falling BTC prices and delayed Volcanic bonds have fueled skepticism.

Here's where cryptocurrency firms have received the most regulatory approvals and licenses over the past few weeks.

The Office of Government Ethics reminded federal agency ethics officers of current law and extended its interpretation of the law to mutual funds.

Various blockchain solutions are being used by organizations and enterprises to create efficiencies for United States disaster relief efforts.

Web3 solutions may be the answer to America’s housing market, but will the mainstream want to use blockchain-based platforms?

A grassroots Bitcoin Lightning festival in Portland, U.S. demonstrated that the Lightning Network is the perfect companion for payments.

According to a series of mining metrics, not only are miners holding hard but they’re also dramatically increasing their hash rate.

The survey of 1,031 female Americans between the ages of 18 and 65 discovered that 15% of women are interested in a career in crypto.

The new crypto mining facility in Sarnia, Ontario is expected to operate at 16 megawatts by the end of this month and will be scaled to operate at 28 MW by May.

Blockchain market size is expected to reach $104.19 billion by 2028, exhibiting a CAGR of 55.8% across the forecast period.

Johnny Quinn, a U.S. Olympic bobsledder and former football player, is the latest celebrity to join the Bitcoin bandwagon.

“The U.S. trading hours dominate the Bitcoin trading volume, even on weekends,” a report from Arcane Research illustrates.

The Caribbean country expects a nationwide CBDC rollout by the end of the first quarter of 2022.

Saule Omarova’s nomination for Comptroller of the Currency faces policy objections from Democrats and Senate banking committee members.