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Mox Bank, a new cryptocurrency exchange based in Wyoming, launched a platform today that allows customers to trade bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The new platform enables users to buy and sell shares of ETFs that hold either bitcoin or ether, the two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. Cryptocurrency ETFs have been slow to…

Solana’s Unmatched Growth: Beating Bitcoin and Ethereum This Bull Market Solana is a fast-growing blockchain that has seen its native SOL token increase over 12,000% in value this year. The open-source project aims to solve the scalability issues of other blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum by using a combination of proof-of-history and proof-of-stake consensus mechanisms….

Donald Trump Jr. made a surprise announcement this week that he has become an investor and advisor for a new decentralized finance (DeFi) crypto project. While the details are still emerging, this could be a game changer for the world of DeFi and cryptocurrencies. DeFi aims to provide financial services without the need for traditional…

New legislation adopted by the Russian parliament this week legalizes cryptocurrencies and crypto mining within the country’s borders. The laws establish a regulatory framework that empowers the government to exert more control over digital assets and the industry built around them. Russia has had an ambiguous stance on cryptocurrencies for years. While authorities frowned upon…

The stock market was in free fall. The coronavirus pandemic was spreading out of control, businesses were shutting down, and unemployment was skyrocketing. But a few investors saw opportunity amid the chaos. They bet that the crisis would accelerate trends already underway before COVID-19 upended the global economy—the shift to e-commerce, the adoption of cloud…

Financial planning for retirement is crucial to ensure you have enough money to live comfortably after you stop working. The sooner you start planning the better. Here are some tips to get started: Determine your retirement income needs. Calculate how much money you need each month to pay for essentials like housing, food, and healthcare…

Budgeting is a skill that takes time and practice to master. However, the rewards of gaining control of your spending are well worth the effort. Here are some simple tips to save money every month: Track your spending for a few months. Look for expenses that seem too high or discretionary items that you buy…

The crypto bull market is back in full swing, with Bitcoin surging past $50,000 and major altcoins hitting new highs. After a multi-year crypto winter, interest in digital assets is exploding as major institutions and corporate treasuries allocate to Bitcoin and Ethereum. With cryptocurrency prices skyrocketing, many investors are looking to maximize their gains during…

An emergency fund is one of the most important financial tools you can have. It’s a savings account with enough money to cover essential expenses for 3 to 6 months in case you lose your income due to job loss, medical emergency, or other unforeseen circumstances. Having an emergency fund gives you a financial cushion…

Cryptocurrency has been one of the biggest stories in finance over the last few years. Digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen huge price spikes and crashes, but many investors believe crypto is here to stay as an asset class. Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual tokens that are designed to work as a medium…

Building a strong financial portfolio is crucial to achieving your long-term financial goals. The first step is determining your investment objectives and risk tolerance. Do you want to maximize growth or generate income? How much risk can you handle? These questions will guide how you allocate your investments. Next, choose a mix of investment types…

Achieving a debt-free life and financial freedom is possible with determination and a solid plan. The first step is to track your spending to understand your cash flow and expenses. Look for expenses you can reduce or eliminate, like eating out or entertainment. Then make a budget that leaves room for essentials plus paying off…