MaiCoin Group, a conglomerate that operates Taiwan’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly considering going public on the Nasdaq stock market.
The crypto mining industry faces renewed disruption as the Russia-Ukraine conflict threatens to upset the supply of materials crucial to semiconductor manufacturing. The industry is still reeling from a severe, near two-year chip shortage that ramped up the prices of graphics cards, which are crucial towards minting tokens. Ukraine And Russia Key Suppliers of Chip The post Russia-Ukraine Conflict May Hit Bitcoin Mining;...
With cryptocurrency markets having dropped sharply as the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates, traders have identified a new possible source of strife- China and Taiwan....
Recent pro-Bitcoin developments from Russia could put the Eastern power in a lead position as inflation grows. How will other powers react?On February 15, the Russian Ministry of Economic Development signaled a bullish development around Bitcoin; reduced costs for bitcoin miners. But what can we make of this?First the obvious: yes it is bullish. The...
Taiwan authorities have struck back after a long haul, changing the game for crypto businesses in the area. At the latest Cabinet meeting, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced the switch, changing the crypto businesses' category, further listing them under "finance, insurance, and real estate" as "virtual currency platforms and trading businesses", after removing The post Taiwan regulators list Crypto under new...
Police administration in Taiwan arrested 14 people that were allegedly involved in a cryptocurrency investment scam. This scam defrauded more than 100 people out of about NT$150 million (US$5.41 million) over the past year. Local Taiwan news site - The Taipei Times -...
The exchange also collaborated with KGI Bank, CYBAVO, and Lockton to offer protection against illegal activities.
CDIB Capital Group led the recent funding round.
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