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One of America’s big banks, JP Morgan aims to provide crypto offerings to keep up with client demand.

To honour International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting six influential women in crypto who have made it their mission to cultivate an inclusive space that caters to other women.

Mexico mulls Bitcoin adoption, the EU makes a U-turn on its Bitcoin ban and Genesis Digital pursues clean energy mining. Here are our top picks from last week.

The Swiss city, Lugano, plans to accept Bitcoin, Tether, and LVGA as de facto legal tender.

Genesis Digital is set to create a mining centre powered by hydro, nuclear, and wind energy.

South African mobile network operator MTN has bought 144 plots of land in the Africarare Ubuntuland metaverse for an undisclosed amount 

18% of India’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) invested in cryptocurrency and blockchain assets in 2021.

European Parliament has scrapped wording from its proposed legislation that would have banned cryptocurrencies relying on proof-of-work consensus

MIT has added Ethereum’s upcoming proof-of-stake blockchain to its list of top technological breakthroughs for 2022.

esponding to a question on Twitter, Mow said Mexico is on the list of companies he’s aiming to help with adopting Bitcoin. 

As markets stalled amidst Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, crypto developments continued to make the rounds last week.

From Texas to the wild reaches of Inner Mongolia, there are dozens of territories around the globe where Bitcoin mining is especially prevalent. Yet, there remains little understanding about why these destinations are so popular for miners, and why they’re such important contributors to network resilience.