Weekly roundups

Last week in crypto: Argentinian banks back crypto trading, Goldman Sachs issues its first Bitcoin-backed loan, California creates a comprehensive framework to advance cryptocurrencies and luxury fashion brand Gucci announced its plan to trial cryptocurrency payments.

Last week in crypto: Australia launches its first Bitcoin ETF, Elon Musk buys Twitter,CAR adopts Bitcoin as legal currency and Fort Worth, Texas becomes the first US city to mine Bitcoin.

Last week in crypto: crypto firms challenge EU legislation, Germany becomes the crypto capital, the University of Johannesburg issues its first blockchain-based certifications and US, crypto ownership is predicted to reach 20% by 2023.

As the markets saw little movement, the news was anything but still. Here are our top picks to come from last week.

While the markets remain relatively still, the news was anything but. It all happened last week. Here are our top picks to come from it.

Institutional crypto funds see record-breaking investments, Greenpeace campaigns to change Bitcoin’s code and study anticipates mainstream adoption.

Malaysia champions Bitcoin as legal tender, Goldman Sachs makes headlines with Bitcoin OTC trade and Qualcomm invests in the metaverse.

This week in crypto, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed NFTs for Instagram, the annual World Blockchain Festival will be hosted by El Salvador and Argentina was revealed to be among the top countries paying employees in crypto.

From East to West, regulation seems to be on everyone’s lips. A lot happened last week. Here are our top picks to come from it.

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.

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

Colorado to accept crypto for tax payments, China’s digital currency wins big during the Winter Olympics, and the United Arab Emirates prepares itself for crypto. Here are our top picks of the headlines.