In a landmark decision, the Dubai Court of First Instance has recognized salary payments in cryptocurrency as valid under employment contracts, marking a significant shift in the UAE’s judicial approach to digital currencies.
Read MoreIn a landmark decision, the Dubai Court of First Instance has recognized salary payments in cryptocurrency as valid under employment contracts, marking a significant shift in the UAE’s judicial approach to digital currencies.
Read MoreIn a groundbreaking decision, the Dubai Court of First Instance has validated the use of cryptocurrency for salary payments under employment contracts. This ruling marks a significant departure from previous judicial attitudes, signaling a growing acceptance of digital currencies within the UAE’s legal and economic landscape.
Read MoreIn response to escalating international sanctions impacting its financial landscape, Russia is intensifying efforts to regulate cryptocurrency usage.
Read MoreIn a move that has sparked both intrigue and debate, a prominent Hong Kong lawmaker has proposed the inclusion of Bitcoin in the city’s fiscal reserves. This audacious suggestion reflects a growing interest in digital currencies as legitimate financial instruments and highlights Hong Kong's evolving stance on cryptocurrency regulation and investment.
Read MoreA prominent cryptocurrency trader has sparked renewed interest in Bitcoin, warning of a potential decline in the US dollar's value. This endorsement by a well-respected figure adds fuel to the ongoing debate about the future of digital currencies.
Read MoreIn a surprising twist at the highly anticipated Bitcoin 2024 conference, former President Donald Trump has announced an exclusive roundtable discussion, accessible only to those willing to pay a staggering $844,600 per seat.
Read MoreWith the 2024 presidential election approaching, the debate among industry leaders over who would be more beneficial for Bitcoin—Joe Biden or Donald Trump—has intensified.
Read MoreA recent report reveals a significant surge in the global adoption of digital currencies. The number of individuals who own and actively use digital currencies has risen to 562 million, surpassing the previous year's figure of 420 million in 2023. This indicates that approximately 6.8% of the world's population is now engaged in the utilization of digital currencies.
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