Browse more market moves, Bitcoin and digital asset updates, policy shifts, and personal finance stories from the Wealthier Today archive.
by Best Owie//3 minute read
Payments giant PayPal has announced that it will now allow its U.K. users to be able to buy cryptocurrencies. This feature was previously unavailable to users in the region as the service had been restricted to only...
by Best Owie//2 minute read
Bitcoin price has broken $48K for the first time since May. The crash that saw the the asset lose over 50% of its value now seems like a distant past as prices have rebounded. A 6% price surge over the past 24 hours has...
by Best Owie//3 minute read
Popular Poly Network hacker, also known as “Mr. White Hat,” does not seem so “white hat” anymore. The hacker who had stolen over $600 million in the biggest DeFi hack till date had earlier agreed to return the stolen...
by Best Owie//4 minute read
Privacy has become more important in the crypto space as cryptocurrencies gain exposure. Transactions carried out on blockchains are forever etched into the ledger and can be viewed by anyone. This means that...
by Best Owie//3 minute read
Solana is the latest project taking the crypto market by storm now. The blockchain is a rival to projects like Cardano and Ethereum in the fact that decentralized apps can be built on it. But there hasn’t been much...
by Best Owie//2 minute read
Dogecoin has rallied following the interview of Mark Cuban stating that the meme coin was the strongest medium of exchange. Cuban was on CNBC Make It to talk about his team’s - the Dallas Mavericks - decision to accept...
by Best Owie//3 minute read
Ethereum’s fee burn crossed the 50,000 milestone over the weekend. The burn has now been on for 11 consistent days and at this point, there has been over 53,000 ETH burned. Amount to almost $70 million worth of ETH...
by Best Owie//3 minute read
Bitcoin, at first glance, in its early stages looked to be just another fad that was destined to fade away. The only people that really knew how it worked were people who were early adopters and understood the tech...
