The Latest Breaking News from blockchain

The gambling industry is gaining traction thanks to growing internet penetration, technological advancements, and rapid digitalization. With increased legalization and the adoption of advanced technologies like blockchain, the gambling industry is well-positioned for growth. Therefore, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong gambling stocks Accel Entertainment (ACEL), Inspired Entertainment…

"They see an opportunity, and there's people who need cloud services, and so they formed a verticalized team," says Andrew Boone, a research analyst at JMP Securities.

Some GPU cryptomining outfits, having survived a bleak winter of discontent, have started to grasp AI acceleration opportunities.

3 global investment firms are using blockchain technology to enhance growth.

Despite Crypto Winter, legacy firms are still investing in potential blockchain breakthroughs.

The prospects of blockchain companies are closely related to the cryptocurrency market. Given the high risk and uncertainty surrounding the crypto space, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak blockchain stocks Block (SQ), Riot Platforms (RIOT), and HIVE Blockchain (HIVE). Read more….

Vulnerability of MPs’ groups to influence of private firms highlighted by appearance at blockchain inquiry

Higher interest rates are beneficial for the financial industry. However, not all financial companies can capitalize on the current interest rate environment. Given the lingering macroeconomic concerns, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak financial stocks BRP Group (BRP), Forge Global Holdings (FRGE), and Argo Blockchain (ARBK). Read more….

NEW YORK: Binance restarted withdrawals of Bitcoin after citing congestion on the token’s blockchain for two halts in less than 12 hours, suspensions that weighed on cryptocurrency markets.

Gokal said unique projects like Mad Lads are part of what's attracting people to Solana.

The demographic changes taking place in several countries are expected to drive greater adoption of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, mainly among the millennial and Gen Z populations, according to a new study.