Global #Cryptocurrencies

Zodia Custody, a prominent digital asset custody provider, has secured additional capital to accelerate its growth and further enhance its product lineup.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a monumental rally following the U.S. presidential election, with Bitcoin (BTC) reaching an all-time high of $76,330—a surge of 9.5% in just 24 hours.

Helio Pay, a leading cryptocurrency payments platform, has announced a significant update to its Solana Pay integration on Shopify, expanding its capabilities to support multiple blockchain networks.

Meme coins have seen an impressive surge over the last 24 hours, outpacing most other assets in the cryptocurrency market despite the general market decline.

Recent comments from Florida's Chief Financial Officer, Jimmy Patronis, have brought attention to the state's growing interest in digital assets, revealing that Florida currently holds approximately $800 million in investments tied to this asset class.

The rise of cryptocurrencies has ignited interest and debate worldwide. As digital currencies gain traction, understanding their legal status across various jurisdictions becomes increasingly crucial for investors, traders, and businesses involved in this dynamic market.

As the United States approaches its pivotal election on November 5, many crypto traders are keenly watching for potential market shifts.

Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has introduced Binance Wealth, a premium service designed to cater to high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) seeking exposure to digital assets.

While China has imposed strict regulations on cryptocurrencies, it's simultaneously making significant strides in developing its own blockchain technology and digital currency.

On October 23, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bipartisan cryptocurrency bill, marking a significant step in providing regulatory clarity for digital assets in the state.

As the digital rupee, India's Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), enters its second year of pilot testing, regulators are expressing growing concern over the risks associated with private cryptocurrencies.

The South Korean cryptocurrency market has been plagued by high delisting rates, posing significant risks to investors. Over the past seven years, 34.9% of cryptocurrencies listed on South Korean exchanges have been delisted, with half surviving less than two years.