As part of the agreement, Paxful’s customers will be able to utilise Ovex’s ‘Direct Transfer to Bank’ tool, which allows them to instantly convert their Bitcoin into fiat.
In a turn of events, after stealing over $600 million in crypto-currency yesterday, the hacker has started returning the funds.
Rollups improve transaction processing speed and efficiency by moving computations off-chain and fixing some blocks of data on the chain.
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SARS is tightening tax collection on crypto-currency transactions, which makes it important to distinguish between events that will trigger income tax rates or CGT rates.
The law firm says Nerushka Bowan will work with the innovation teams to leverage global legal tech and innovation for its South African offices.
SonicWall’s patented RTDMI is finding more never-before-seen malware than ever, posting a 54% year-to-date increase over the first half of 2020.
Taking a closer look at Bitcoin mining, which is often referred to as a 'free way to earn Bitcoins', and examining whether that is true.
The global fintech firm seeks to employ South African graduates, as it moves into blockchain and crypto-currency technologies.
Being a Bitcoin trading pro means you are exposed to the right information and knowledge of trading Bitcoin.
By buying USD-backed stablecoins, an investor can earn steady gains through decentralised finance services while still hedging against the falling rand, says Ovex.
On 13 July, the major banks’ shares dropped an average of 5% as a result of the country’s current unrest.