Precious Metals News

The Ivy League business school will charge $4,500 for a six-week course with over 50 lectures, including guest speakers, that will require 8-10 hours of studying per week.

Backed by a sanctioned Russian oligarch, Atomyze became Russia’s first legal digital asset manager, obtaining registration from the central bank in February 2022.

Russia needs to move to Bitcoin to provide a “real financial instrument enabling independence in foreign trade settlements,” Deripaska argued.

With ETH charting new all-time highs, its cumulative market value has exceeded that of mined platinum.

The precious metals refined on the site will be tokenized and traded on the DMCC Gold Exchange platform.

Gold should help crypto investors hedge against the risks of highly unstable prices of cryptos like Bitcoin, the CEO of Newcrest Mining said.

After launching a crypto debit card in the U.S., Uphold is planning to roll out a multi-asset crypto card in Europe in April 2021.

A palladium fund founded by Norilsk Nickel will launch exchange-traded commodities for metals custodied using blockchain at the Deutsche Boerse and London Stock Exchange.

The host of CNBC’s Mad Money responds to gold’s surprising underperformance this week.

The team behind the project says it is offering a new all-in-one solution where users can set up an IRA, fund it, and then trade both crypto and gold.

A mining project with access to large reserves of copper, nickel, cobalt and gold is utilizing blockchain technology to improve ethical sourcing in the industry.

A cross-market platform says it allows users to trade in crypto, forex, precious metals, shares and commodities — and offers a wealth of intelligence for investors.

A blockchain-based platform is creating a cryptocurrency pegged by gold, with plans to branch out into other precious metals in the coming years.

A new monetary system is creating a cryptocurrency based on precious metals, with users enjoying a lifetime yield for their contribution.

Precious metals and cryptocurrency will likely benefit from the inherent flaws in our debt-based monetary system, but owning one type of asset shouldn’t deter anyone from investing in the other.